She has a PhD in law and is a commercial law professor at the University of Alicante. In the same university, she has exercised the role of vice-dean in the area of international relations. Throughout her career, she has held various teaching and investigation positions in different Spanish universities. She has developed her career at an international level in different institutions such as Institut für Genossenschaftswessen, Westfälische Wilhelms-Universität (Westfalia, Germany), UNIDROIT (Rome, Italy), Istituto Italiano di Studi Cooperativi Luigi Luzzati (Rome, Italy), Université Lille 2 Droit et Santé (Lille, France), Centro de Estudios sobre Desarrollo Cooperativo y Comunitario de la Universidad de Pinar del Río (Cuba), Grupo de Estado y Pesquisa, Trabajo y Desarrollo en la Amazonía, Universidad de Federal do Pará (Belém, Pará, Brazil), Centro de Ciencias Agrárias, Universidade Estadual de Maringá (Maringá, Paraná, Brazil).

She has many years of practical experience and specialization in the areas of company law, insolvency law, company start-ups, structural modifications of corporations, banking and finance law, tourism, e-commerce, industrial property and arbitration. Specially she has an outstanding career and dedication in the areas of digital and technological law -fintech, crowdfunding, blockchain, cryptoassets, tokenomics, electronic platforms, digital brokers, decentralized markets or circular economy-, socio-economic law -including a broad variety of entities and organizations, such as cooperatives, benefit societies, associations, foundations, social enterprises and joint institutions- and insolvency law -covering a broad area of precautionary measures, like an early intervention or the framework of precautionary restructuration’s, the second chance and the measures to increase the efficiency of the restructuration processes-. In the latter field, she exercises as an external expert of the European Commission in the development of the project “Saving jobs”. Her experience and specialization in these fields is backed up by various publications and projects for public and private entities.

His usual working languages are Spanish and English, and she has knowledge of Italian.

• Doctor of Law form the University of Alicante.
• Degree in Law from the University of Alicante.
• University specialist in management of cooperative societies and worker´s corporations from the University of Alicante.

• Digital sustainable economy, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, Aranzadi, 2020. ISBN 978-84-1345-047-6Libro
• Transfer of payment and corporate insolvency, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, Boletín Oficial del Estado, BOE, 2016. ISBN 978-84-340-2275-1
• Electronic money, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, Editoriales de Derecho Reunidas. EDERSA, 2003. ISBN 84-8494-077-2
• Own resources in cooperative societies, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, Editoriales de Derecho Reunidas. EDERSA, 2002. ISBN 84-8494-028-4
• Blockchain: Technological, corporate and legal aspects, Ramón Vilarroig Moya, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, Aranzadi Thomson Reuters, 2018. ISBN 978-84-9197-432-1
• The security of mercantile digital traffic, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, in Blockchain: impact in the financial, notarial, registration law and judicial systems, Inmaculada Sánchez Ruiz de Valdivia (dir.), Luis Miguel Hinojosa Martínez (pr.), 2020, ISBN 9788413465944, pages. 359-417
• Digitalization of the RSC, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, in Social corporative responsibility: new challenges, new solutions, Carmen Boldó Roda (dir.), 2020, ISBN 9788418432309, pages. 81-102
• Internet of the value, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, in Blockchain: technological, corporate and legal aspects, coord. by Ramón Vilarroig Moya, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, 2018, ISBN 978-84-9197-432-1, pages. 79-119
• Cryptocurrencies and other types of tokens: mercantile aspects, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, in Blockchain: Technological, corporate and legal aspects, coord. Ramón Vilarroig Moya, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, 2018, ISBN 978-84-9197-432-1, pages. 151-190
• Chapter 8. Electronic money and cryptocurrencies: concept, legal frame and new functionalities, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, in Corporate law and technology, coord. María Jesús Blanco Sánchez; Agustín Madrid Parra (dir.), 2018, ISBN 978-84-9099-214-2, pages. 281-324
• Current and recurrent issues in the financial markets: alternative financing, management of information and the protection of clients, coord. by Andrew O’Flynn; Rafael Marimón Durá (dir.), Jaume Martí Miravalls (dir.), 2018, ISBN 9788491778615, pages. 215-242
• The technological renovation of European company law, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, Law journal of company law, ISSN 1134-7686, Nº 59, 2020
• The transfer of companies to the laborers organized in cooperatives: second opportunity and SMEs, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, Law journal of insolvency law: history of doctrine, praxis, jurisprudence and legislation, ISSN 1698-4188, Nº. 27, 2017, pages. 175-197
• The render of SME as “Productive unity” in payment of debts in an extrajudicial agreement of payments, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, Luis Hernando Cebriá, Law journal of insolvency law: history of doctrine, praxis, jurisprudence and legislation, ISSN 1698-4188, Nº. 22, 2015, pages. 353-368
• Render of payments and extrajudicial agreements of payment, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, Law journal of insolvency law: history of doctrine, praxis, jurisprudence and legislation, ISSN 1698-4188, Nº. 21, 2014, pages. 121-145
• Recovery of medium and small companies in bankruptcy through cooperative societies and its contribution to the insolvency social responsibility, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, Deusto cooperative studies, ISSN-e 2255-3452, ISSN 2255-3444, Nº. 2, 2013, pages. 61-82
• Some insolvency matters regarding the payees of the divided society and the intragroup transactions, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, Journal of corporate law ISSN 1134-7686, Nº 41, 2013, pages. 401-428
• Market value and credit entities, Manuel María Sánchez Alvarez, Mª del Carmen Pastor Sempere, Journal of company law, ISSN 1134-7686, Nº 38, 2012, pages. 453-456

• Strategic importance of Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) for publicinfrastructure, European Land Registry Association (ELRA) Congress. 2018 Brussels, Belgium.
• Sustainable Development Goals: ¿Building cooperative Block(chain)s for a better Fourth Industrial Revolution and Social Good? in Blockchain for Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Congress, Madrid, 2018.
• Cooperative networks Blockchain: an open door to the fourth industrial revolution, seminar presented to the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), 29^th of May 2019 Brussels.

• Director of the Research Group BAES, the blockchain laboratory of the University of Alicante.
• Director of the Technical and Legal Committee of BlockchainFUE.
• Member of the board of experts in company law Commenda.
• Arbitrator of the Court of Cooperative Arbitration of Valencia.