Maximizing The Potential of the Mexican Economy

Tatiana Clouthier Carrillo has a master's in public administration and a degree in English literature. She also has a certification in creating a culture of lawfulness from the National Strategy Information Center and a specialty in governance and a perspective on Mexican politics from Harvard University. Clouthier has participated in conferences organized by Berkeley and London School of Economics. Over the last 12 years, she has overseen a variety of roles in public administration in municipalities and for the state of Nuevo Leon. Clouthier has also served as a federal congresswoman twice, once for the 59th legislature and for the 64th legislature. In the latter, she was vice coordinator for the parliamentary group for the political party Morena. She helped coordinate Andrés Manuel López Obrador's campaign in 2018 and is currently the Secretary of Economy for the Mexican government.

José Medina is founder and president of the board of CompuSoluciones, a company that offers wholesale solutions for IT and communication. He studied civil engineering and has two master's from Stanford University and a master's in public policy and governance from Universidad Panamericana. He also has a doctorate in project management from Stanford. In 2007, he was named by Expansion as one of the 100 most-influential entrepreneurs in Mexico. EY named him Entrepreneur of the Year in the IT sector.

José Guillermo Zozaya Délano is Executive President of the Mexican Association of the Automotive Industry (AMIA). He previously served as president, general manager and executive representative of Kansas City Southern de México, S.A. de C.V. (KCSM), a subsidiary of Kansas City Southern (KCS), from April 2006 to July 2020. He has more than 40 years of experience in government relations, legal affairs, and international affairs, as well as in mergers and acquisitions. Prior to joining the management team of KCSM, he was the legal and governmental relations director of ExxonMobil México, a position he held for nine years. He has a degree from the Mexican Academy of International Law and a law degree from Iberoamerican University. He completed advanced studies in corporate law and economic competition at the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico (ITAM).

Warren Levy is CEO of Jaguar E&P. Jaguar E&P is a private Mexican company established in 2014 by Grupo Topaz. Levy has extensive experience in developing natural resource companies, for more than 24 years, in more than 20 countries. He has contributed strategically to the economic growth and development of the industry in Latin America in executive positions at Estrella International Energy Services, Schlumberger, Pentanova Energy Corp, and President Petroleum. He has also been a board member of several oil operators and oil services companies such as Miramar Hydrocarbons, Montan Energy, and Quad Energy.

Alejandra Gómez is an internationalist with a background in business analysis and publishing for both print and digital media. As Country Director in Mexico for The Business Year, a media platform based in London that promotes investment in emerging markets, she regularly interviews high-level executives and public-sector authorities. In 2017, she was selected to join the Emerging Leaders Fellowship as one of 20 international world change agents that participated in the San Francisco Program and was given the Zonta International Young Women in Public Affairs Award in 2011. She studied a double major in international relations and business administration and is currently a CFA candidate.

Federica is a professional with 10 years of experience in sales and customer management. Graduated in Management from Bocconi University in Italy and with a double degree in Strategic Management from RSM in Holland, she has covered different sales roles in different industries. She is actually Regional Director for Latin America at TBY, a position she joined two years ago, after having managed projects in Kazakhstan, UAE, Colombia and Jamaica.

Vanessa Rameix has a degree in media journalism from Universidad Catolica Andres Bello with experience in marketing and communications. As Country Manager in Mexico for The Business Year, a media platform that promotes investment in the world's most dynamic markets, she regularly collaborates with leading companies in the Mexican economy to develop B2B public relations strategies that promote their projects and goals. Vanessa also has experience in other Latin American markets, such as Ecuador and Venezuela.