Gustavo Suárez

Founder & CEO

Entrepreneur and investor with over 20 years of experience leading sports, real estate, and business ventures across Latin America and the United States. Founder and CEO of Port Saint Lucie SC, he spearheads the creation of an ecosystem that connects sports, real estate, and community development in Florida.

With a deep connection to sports and hands-on experience managing teams and athletic organizations, he combines human leadership, strategic vision, and an unshakable belief that sports can transform lives and drive progress.

Agostina Galimberti

President | Co-Founder

Argentinian entrepreneur based in Florida, with experience in sports innovation, technology, and international business development. Co-founder of Port Saint Lucie SC and founder of a sports technology project, she leads the club’s strategic growth in the United States and builds partnerships with institutions, brands, and investors.

A former field hockey player in Argentina, Australia, and Europe, she continues the legacy of her mother, a former player for the Argentine National Hockey Team. Her athletic background shaped her discipline, resilience, and leadership —values she now applies to every project she drives.

Her work blends global vision, creative thinking, and bold execution, integrating sports, real estate, and technology with a lasting social and community impact.

Paulo Suárez

Co-Founder | Managing Partner USA

Entrepreneur with broad experience in business development, human leadership, infrastructure, and sports. Co-founder and Managing Partner of Port Saint Lucie SC, and founder of a sports technology project, he leads the club’s expansion in the United States and contributes his expertise in construction, team management, and investment oversight within the family business group.

Currently managing a service franchise in Florida, he combines strategic vision, people-focused leadership, and strong execution —bridging sports, real estate, and business development into one integrated ecosystem.

Diego Delledonne

Chief Operating Officer

Soccer executive with more than a decade of experience leading the professional first division at San Lorenzo de Almagro, one of Argentina’s traditional top five clubs. From 2013 to 2023, he oversaw the department that bridges sport, business, and people — coordinating first-team operations, managing transfers, and strengthening institutional relationships.

He represented San Lorenzo de Almagro before FIFA at the 2014 Club World Cup and played a pivotal role in the professionalization and stabilization of the soccer department during challenging times. Recognized for his strategic vision and people-centered leadership, Diego believes true success in soccer lies in building sustainable processes, fostering credibility, and achieving balance between sporting performance and institutional growth.

Bernardo Romeo

Sporting Director

Former professional soccer player and experienced executive with proven leadership in club management and national team structures. After a successful playing career in Argentina and Europe -including stints at Hamburger SV in Germany and RCD Mallorca and CA Osasuna in Spain- Romeo transitioned into sporting management roles at the highest level.

He served as Sporting Director at San Lorenzo de Almagro, where he was part of the leadership team that guided the club to multiple titles, including its first CONMEBOL Libertadores. He later played a key role within Argentina’s national team structures, particularly at the youth level, contributing to talent identification, player development pathways, and the strengthening of competitive environments.

With experience supporting elite player development -including within the generation that featured Lionel Messi- Romeo brings a deep understanding of long-term sporting structure and high-performance standards.

Juan Ignacio Brown

Academy Director

Former professional soccer player and experienced coach with a global career across South America, Europe, and the Middle East. After playing for Estudiantes de La Plata and several clubs in Argentina, Portugal, and Bolivia, he transitioned to coaching, first at Estudiantes’ youth academy and later as Technical Secretary at San Lorenzo de Almagro.

He worked with Argentina’s youth national teams alongside Javier Mascherano, Pablo Aimar, and Diego Placente before joining Saudi Arabia’s Al-Hilal, where he led the team to the Saudi Professional League title (2017–2018). Brown also managed Al-Wehda, Ismaily SC, Al-Shabab, and Brown de Adrogué. In 2024, he became Head Coach of Al-Safa in the Saudi First Division.

Son of José Luis Brown, Soccer World Cup champion in 1986, Juan Ignacio continues a legacy of leadership, discipline, and passion for soccer.