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Jorge Neher
The executive side of Sandy Lane
When the miniteca stopped being a game and turned into an organization, someone had to set rules for it. That was his role.
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Jorge Andrés Neher A. was one of the first to join Sandy Lane, together with José Manuel Gómez F., shortly after Diego Manuel Rodríguez A. and Carlos Bóveda Z. started the project in a classroom of the Colegio San Ignacio de Loyola.
The one who set the rules
At first everyone did a bit of everything. When the complexity of the thing forced them to divide up the roles, his was to organize, to represent and to administer the miniteca's assets. His own companions sum it up without embellishment: the task required him to impose measures and policies that were not always popular, and his style supplied the touch of seriousness the organization needed at its head.
Source consulted on July 10, 2026
70s · 80s · Minitecas · Organizing
