Fernando Ojam

Fernando Ojam is an instructional designer and educator with experience creating engaging learning experiences across corporate, higher education, nonprofit, and cultural settings. After beginning his career in editorial publishing, where he collaborated across editorial, design, and production teams to bring books from manuscript to print, he transitioned into instructional design. Since then, he has designed curricula, e-learning programs, and instructor-led training for large organizations, including J.P. Morgan Chase and Mercado Libre, with a focus on onboarding, performance support, knowledge management, and learning experiences that help employees build practical skills and confidence.

Beyond his corporate work, Fernando is passionate about education in a variety of settings. He teaches publishing and information organization at the University of Buenos Aires and serves as a docent at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, where he leads interactive, story-driven tours that connect visitors with art from across cultures and time periods.

Fernando received a Bachelor's degree in Publishing from the University of Buenos Aires and is currently completing a Master of Arts in Communication Design, where he is writing his thesis. He is bilingual in Spanish and English and has a good command of Portuguese.

Born and raised in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Fernando now lives in Manhattan with his husband and their dog, Pericles. Outside of work, he enjoys cooking, reading, watching films, and strolling through the city.

His expertise: Instructional design, curriculum development, learning strategy, adult learning, facilitation, project management, knowledge management, educational technology, AI-enabled learning, and editorial publishing.