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- Strategic communication is key for ODILO, as it ensures that its mission of making learning accessible reaches all regions where the company operates.
- ODILO strengthens its global communication and public relations strategy.
- The company maintains consistent messaging and positioning across the international markets in which it operates.
Madrid, December 23, 2025. ODILO, a Spanish edtech company that transforms the way people and organizations learn in a unique digital environment, continues to consolidate its international position by strengthening its Communications and Public Relations department, led by María Gracia Banderas, the company’s Global PR & Communications Manager. In this position, Banderas will drive the global communications strategy, media and stakeholder relations, and the consistency of the corporate narrative across the markets where the edtech company operates, with a presence on five continents.
With more than ten years of experience in international media and corporate communications in Europe and Latin America, Banderas joined ODILO in 2022 and has been actively involved in defining and developing the company’s communications plan, supporting its growth and internationalization. A journalist by training, she has developed her career across both news media and institutional communications teams, bringing a strategic focus on reputation, positioning, and building long-term relationships.
Strategic communication is key for ODILO, as it enables the company to consistently convey its value proposition, strengthen its reputation, and support its international growth, ensuring its mission of making learning accessible reaches all regions where it operates.
ABOUT ODILO
ODILO is a digital education company that enables any organization to create its own Learning Ecosystem, offering its users unlimited access to the world’s largest catalog of multi-format educational content and the possibility of creating all kinds of learning experiences without restrictions. More than a thousand platforms have already been created, providing access to 170 million users on five continents.
ODILO, the world’s largest educational ecosystem, has content agreements with more than 7,300 providers of digital educational content in all formats (courses, interactive applications, videos, podcasts, newspapers, magazines, audiobooks, books, etc.).