Jaime Marcelo Schuab Sebastián Appointed Executive Director of Bolivia’s National Lottery

la Paz, January 5, 2026 – Marcela Flores Zambrana, Minister of Health and Sports, has appointed Jaime Marcelo Schuab Sebastián as the new Executive Director of the National Charity and Health Lottery of bolivia. The appointment underscores the lottery’s critical role in supporting public health initiatives and charitable causes within the nation.

A Vital Public Institution

The National Charity and Health Lottery, established by Law No.583 on april 23, 1928, operates as a decentralized public entity with financial and administrative autonomy. Its primary objective is too allocate funds towards charitable institutions and address the health needs of the Bolivian population. Minister Flores highlighted the importance of the lottery’s charitable work, stating its management will be “very important because it will help us alleviate the pain of many people and contribute to their recovery.”

A social Arm of the State

Schuab expressed his commitment to viewing the National Lottery as more than just a gaming entity. He emphasized its function as a “social arm of the State,” dedicated to transforming public participation into tangible support for those in need.He stated that every lottery ticket purchased represents “hope for another family.”

Executive Profile: Jaime Marcelo Schuab Sebastián

Jaime Marcelo Schuab Sebastián brings extensive experience to his new role. He holds a degree in Economics and Administration, alongside an MBA in International Business from Gabriela Mistral University in Santiago, Chile. His professional background includes over 20 years of leadership in both private and academic organizations across Latin America and the United States. Schuab’s expertise encompasses institutional relations, stakeholder management, digital technologies, organizational modernization, strategic planning, corporate finance, and market advancement.

The Lottery’s Impact and Future Outlook

The National Lottery plays a pivotal role in Bolivia’s public health system, providing crucial funding for various health programs and charitable initiatives. With Schuab’s leadership, the lottery aims to enhance its operational efficiency, expand its reach, and maximize its positive impact on the Bolivian community. The appointment signals a continued commitment to leveraging the lottery’s resources for the betterment of public health and social welfare.