q The APESA professional team comprises of a small, select group of specialists in different disciplines, referred to as Associate Consultants,  the founding members and the consultant data base.

q The Associated Consultants are a select group that has joined APESA over the years in various of the executed projects. Only those that have demonstrated good performances were retained as such, and are called upon to join new projects, as needed. This group includes a total of 37 individuals in the following disciplines: economics, mechanical engineering, geology, geophysics, civil engineering, forestry, agronomics, archaeology, biology, photointerpretation, architecture, sociology, information systems, industrial engineering, tourism development, anthropology, regional planning, hydrology, land cadastre, geographic information systems, business administration, public administration, geography. 

q  To be an Associate Consultant one must conform to three basic standards: a proven high personal ethical  standard in  the exercise of the profession, an unusually diversified and well developed CV and a proven technical capability in approaching differing work problems as experienced on the job.

q The founding members are the same persons who, over the years, have been integrated into the Board of Directors and, although they may participated as individual consultants in specific projects, their main role is to decide on general policy and corporate development.

q The consultant data base has a present registration of over 300 names and includes CVs that have been received over the years and either used in proposals that have not resulted in contracts or used successfully or not in executed projects. It also includes the pertinent information of all Associate Consultants. The data base contains full and confidential information on all of these cases.

q  The specific professional specialties of the consultants available to APESA has been summarized in a general qualifications matrix