Angelica holds an Associate Degree and has completed medical interpreter training. With over 5 years of experience serving indigenous families in K-12 school settings, she leads Nurbli's interpretation team — overseeing interpreter vetting, training, and quality standards.
Alejandra keeps Nurbli's Spanish interpretation running — both as an interpreter herself and as the right hand to our Language Services Manager. She's in IEPs, SSTs, and parent workshops, and behind the scenes she's the one coordinating schedules and triaging incoming requests. Trained through Cross-Cultural Communications' 40-hour program, she's equally comfortable with consecutive, simultaneous, and over-the-phone work.
Claudia interprets in English, Spanish, and Mixteco — a combination that's rare and genuinely hard to find. She shows up for IEPs, SSTs, parent-teacher conferences, and back-to-school nights, and is trained in both consecutive and simultaneous interpretation, plus on-demand over-the-phone support. She has completed 40 hours of professional training through Cross-Cultural Communications (CCC).
Gabriela brings English, Spanish, and Triqui to families who are too often left out of the conversation. You'll find her interpreting at parent interviews, parent-teacher conferences, and back-to-school nights, and stepping in at school front offices when a family walks in needing their native language on the spot.
Noé's journey from Mexico to the US at age 11 instilled in him a profound appreciation for the transformative power of technology. He channels this passion into building impactful projects and is committed to paying it forward. As a proud graduate of the innovative CS-in-3 partnership between Hartnell College and CSUMB, he finds special fulfillment in mentoring students from his alma maters and neighboring UCSC.
Rob has worked with numerous startups over the years. He is currently an advisor with the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and a mentor with SCORE. In 1993, he started his own marketing and investor relations agency. His last position was VP of marketing for MoCA, a home networking licensing firm, which he helped grow from a startup to capturing 95% market share in the U.S.
