Coral Frederique Guzmán
I was first introduced to V2A in 2014 during a summer internship. I decided to join the firm after graduating college because of the accelerated growth, amazing culture, and rewarding work the firm has to offer. After five years of maximizing great growth opportunities outside the firm in both the public and private sectors, I returned to the firm for the same reasons I decided to join as an Intern. I’m very excited to contribute to the firm’s organic growth from the unique talent it attracts, the amazing client partnerships it fosters, and its value-add approach to every project.
Get to know Coral Frederique Guzman
Coral began in V2A in 2014 as a Summer Intern and joined the firm as a Business Analyst in 2015 after graduating college. A the time, Coral collaborated on banking and telecom projects. In 2017, Coral joined the Puerto Rico government to lead various Fiscal Plan efforts and then moved on to lead underwriting, business development, and rebate operations in the pharmacy benefit management industry. In 2022, she re-joined V2A as an Engagement Manager. She’s been working on various projects for clients within the healthcare and public sector.
Coral enjoys spending time with her friends and family, social events, concerts, traveling, and fine dining.
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Prior Experience
- Abarca Health, Puerto Rico – Senior Manager Rebate Strategy and Operations
- Fiscal Agency and Financial Advisory Authority (“AAFAF,” for its Spanish acronym), Puerto Rico – Associate Director of Fiscal Restructuring - 2 years
Education
- University of Puerto Rico Rio Piedras; BA – Finance and Accounting