Fernando Arrieta
Governance with evidence. Auditing with judgment.
ISO Lead Auditor · G-CERTI Regional Director · IAC President · ASEPYME Founder
Specialist in governance, auditing and ISO management systems with over 16 years of experience across 95 countries. My approach combines professional judgment, traceability and executive communication so that organizations make decisions based on evidence, not assumptions.
Current positions
Accredited certification body. Direction of ISO audit and certification operations across Latin America.
IACPresidentArgentine Institute for Quality. Promotion of management standards and a culture of quality.
ASEPYMEFounderAssociation of Entrepreneurs and SMEs. Access to certification and professional management for SMEs.
Lead auditor certifications
Current accreditations as lead auditor in 6 international ISO standards.
Professional milestones
Start in ISO auditing
First quality management system audits in Argentina.
ASEPYME founded
Creation of the Association of Entrepreneurs and SMEs to democratize access to ISO certification.
G-CERTI directorship
Regional director of G-CERTI for Latin America. Certification operations across 95 countries.
IAC presidency
President of the Argentine Institute for Quality. Promotion of management standards.
AI specialization
Certification as ISO 42001 lead auditor for artificial intelligence governance.
Infobae columnist
Opinion columns on governance, AI and public management in Infobae.
Working pillars
Verifiable evidence
Every finding, every recommendation and every decision is supported by traceable, verifiable evidence.
Professional judgment
Auditing is not a checklist. It is a professional judgment grounded in standards, context and experience.
Executive communication
Reports are designed so that leadership can make decisions, not to accumulate paperwork.
Independence
Independent consulting, free of conflicts of interest or intermediaries. The lead auditor works directly with the organization.
Let's work together
If your organization needs governance with judgment, the first step is a conversation.