About Twiga
We are a research and communication consultancy that offers tailor-made strategic solutions.
We value a job well done and we know from experience that quality research requires time. That’s why we don’t accept projects for ‘yesterday’.
Twiga means giraffe in Swahili. The giraffe represents our way of understanding life, the place from which we work. It symbolizes:
Team

Marta Delgado Urdanibia
CEO & Founder
A research and communication consultant with a career of more than 25 years in social and market research, she has worked in Boston, London and Madrid. Co-author of the book Nonviolent Communication at Work: A Collaborative Approach for Companies, Institutions, Schools and Groups (Ed. Acanto, 2023). Sociologist and MA in Social Sciences from the J. March Institute of Studies and Research. She has furthered her education at Harvard University and Utrecht University. She has been a postgraduate professor at the Spanish Centre for Sociological Research (CIS) for a decade.

Justin Byrne
Thought Leader
A highly experienced international educator and trainer, he is now a Teaching Professor in the Management Department at the Madrid campus of ESCP Business School, currently ranked 4th in Europe by the Financial Times.
British by birth, Spanish by adoption, his practice designing and delivering training courses in cross-cultural communication and management is informed be his specialist knowledge and understanding of Spain and the Spanish-speaking world, as well as experience of living and working in 5 countries and 3 continents, in British, Spanish, US, and European organizations.
A certified Cultural Intelligence (CQ) trainer, Justin holds a BA in History and a Master of Philosophy from the University of Manchester, as well as a Ph.D. in History and Civilization from the European University Institute at Florence.
Social Commitment
Contributing to life is an essential human need. We believe in the ability and personal responsibility to promote change and make a difference.
We contribute our experience, know-how and part of our time to a social cause within the framework of restorative justice. We collaborate with AMEE (Association for Mediation, Encounter and Listening) through volunteering, as facilitators of restorative encounters between victims of crime and people sentenced in penitentiary institutions.
With each process we see the power of non-judgmental listening and empathy in the ability of human beings to take responsibility for their actions, rebuild their lives and reintegrate into society as valued actors. And along the way, we often wonder if we’re giving as much as we get.





