About us
This isn’t an agency. It’s an idea born from a trip, from the need for company, and the desire to live differently.
The story
My name is Lucía Sciurano. I spent my early years in Ushuaia, Argentina, before moving to Buenos Aires. I studied Industrial Engineering at ITBA and later started working in startups. That’s when I became a fan of building things from scratch. I worked remotely for tech companies for a few years, but I often felt very lonely and missed face-to-face contact with people.
It was around that time that I discovered Cambutal, Panama. The place blew my mind—because of its people, its landscapes, but above all, the freedom I felt living there. That’s when I decided to create Compa, a concept for those with remote jobs who dream of moving more but don’t know where to start or don’t want to do it alone. Here, we organize group trips with people who are in the same boat: looking for a bit of nature, company, and new experiences. If you feel like you need a change, or want to break out of the routine without stopping work, I invite you to join us.
The People Who Bring Compa to Life
Lucía
Sciurano
Founder & CEO
Ailín
Carini
Project Manager (Axolote)
Mar
Garrote
Art Director (Axolote)
Manuel
Perez Peña
Experience Manager
Milagros
Rosiello
Creative Director (Axolote)
Juan Martín
Kra
Filmmaker
Partners
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Some of those who have already joined
"The trip to Cambutal was definitely a transformative experience. The destination itself already invites that kind of shift—because of its lifestyle, slow rhythm, landscapes, and everything it allows you to do. But it wouldn’t have been the same if I had gone on my own. There was something—100% thanks to Compa—that made it possible for me/us to experience this as a group: a trip that was introspective and grounding, but also full of connection with others. With laughter, and stories, and getting to know the lives and realities of both locals and fellow travelers who had the same questions and doubts I did.
Living in the city? Traveling? Both? Going freelance? Quitting everything? Starting over?
I’m not sure if I’ve answered all those questions yet, but this trip was (besides endless dips in the ocean, fresh tuna, remote work, and trying to surf) a key part of starting another journey: answering those questions with more calm, joy, laughter, shared experiences—and that feeling of being aCOMPAñado, hehe."
Valentina Iudica, Producer
@valiudica