Mrs. Del Corral holds a law degree from the University of Granada, a Master's degree in European Communities from the Universidad Politécnica of Madrid, a degree in Management and
Administration of Foundations and Non-Profit Organizations from New York University, and has completed the Senior Management Program (Programa de Alta Dirección de Empresas,
PADE) at the University of Navarra (IESE) and the Corporate Governance Program at the Instituto de Consejeros y Administradores (IC-A).
She began her professional career in 1988 at the law firm Cuatrecasas, in the Brussels and Barcelona offices, where she worked until 1993, developing her professional practice in the areas
of European Union law, corporate law and commercial contracting. Subsequently, she joined the multinational pharmaceutical company Sanofi-Aventis as head of the Legal Services
Department in Spain, where she led the legal aspects of important strategic alliances, mergers of various pharmaceutical laboratories and the purchase and sale of companies in the sector,
assuming the role of Secretary to the Board of Directors and the legal management of all the group's subsidiaries in Spain, a position she held until 2000.
In 2003, during her stay in New York, she collaborated with the National Executive Service Corps - NESC, an American consulting firm that assists non-profit organizations.
She was Secretary General of Immigration and Emigration of the Spanish Government from 2012 to 2018, where she held responsibilities in matters of immigration policy, including free
movement of European Union citizens, immigration and integration of immigrants, humanitarian reception, reception of asylum seekers and refugees, international mobility and attention to
Spaniards residing abroad. She has represented Spain in various European and international forums.
Currently, Mrs. Del Corral is General Director of CEAPs (Círculo de Atención a las Personas), a national business organization in the dependency and personal autonomy sector in Spain,
which brings together nearly 200,000 residential places, more than 180,000 workers and 370,000 places and services in day centres and telecare centres, where Mrs. Del Corral is in charge
of management, coordination of institutional relations and technical secretariat.
Moreover, she is a member of the Madrid Bar Association and the Instituto de Consejeros y Administradores. She speaks English and French.