Susana Sierra, CEO of BH Compliance, has been named one of the 50 Women Leaders in the United States by Santander SW50, an initiative designed to promote women’s leadership in business. The program recognizes 50 C-level executives from 11 countries, including Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Germany, Mexico, Poland, Portugal, Spain, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Uruguay. In this edition, Sierra was the only Chilean executive selected for the U.S. cohort, underscoring her growing influence and leadership in the country’s business community.
This recognition highlights Susana’s work in the United States, where she has been based since 2021 after establishing BH Compliance’s U.S. office. From Miami, the company helps organizations measure the effectiveness of their compliance and corporate governance practices, enabling businesses to assess and verify the effectiveness of their internal policies and procedures while identifying potential gaps before they become significant risks.
“I am very proud to receive this recognition outside my home country, as it acknowledges the effort and commitment that my team and I have dedicated to expanding our solutions and promoting best corporate practices,” said Sierra. “Without a doubt, this recognition motivates me to continue advancing in a field that constantly challenges us to innovate and strengthen leadership in response to today’s evolving business environment.”
Susana Sierra is globally recognized for advancing corporate governance, compliance, ethics, and transparency in the private sector. Among her most notable achievements, she was selected by the World Economic Forum (WEF) as a Young Global Leader (YGL), a distinction awarded to influential leaders committed to shaping a more sustainable and responsible future.
In addition to serving as CEO of BH Compliance, Susana serves on the Board of Directors of AmCham Chile, the Association of American Chambers of Commerce in Latin America and the Caribbean (AACCLA), and the Financial & International Business Association (FIBA). She is also a mentor at Endeavor Chile and formerly served as Chair of Chile Transparente.
