Marusha started her career in education and later focused on research at the Court of Audit of Aruba, auditing government organizations and subsidized foundations with limited resources and capacity. She has been working on governance-level leaders, and learned the importance of structured decision-making processes and co-creation in achieving effective outcomes.
She holds a master’s degrees in Business Economics (Netherlands) and Law (Aruba). For the past four years, she have served as Secretary-General of the National Commission for UNESCO Aruba, where building partnerships and fostering collaboration locally, regionally, and internationally is central to her work.