Andrea García Ustárroz

I am an open-minded person with a diverse range of life and professional experiences. Born in Tudela, Spain, I traveled widely with my family from an early age. Over the years, I have lived in Spain, the UK, and Germany, working in a variety of fields. Eventually, life brought us to Dresden—and here we have stayed.

Now, I am taking the next step: I want to launch my own project before turning forty. My goal is to create a clear, sustainable framework for the things I have been doing for years—supporting people, connecting knowledge, taking responsibility, and finding solutions.

That is why I decided to become self-employed. Naturally, I cannot solve every problem in my small practice, but I can resolve a surprising number of them. For me, self-employment primarily means freedom and the opportunity to shape my career in a way that fits my life. And crucially, it gives me the chance to make conscious time for my family—or at least to keep trying to do so.

What drives me is the desire to contribute to the "One Health" concept within the scope of my abilities. To me, the health of humans, animals, and our environment are inextricably linked. I want to work in a practical, responsible manner, fueled by a healthy dose of idealism—yet always with both feet firmly on the ground.

Ultimately, it is about connecting things, helping people, and turning ideas into something that makes a real-world difference. Here I am!