Fernando Sepúlveda
Fernando Sepúlveda is founding partner and CEO of Grupo Impulsa, a business development ecosystem composed of three organizations: Incubadora de Negocios Impulsa, Aceleradora de Negocios Impulsa, and Filantrofilia, non-profit organization focused on social enterprises.
Grupo Impulsa has started its international expansion by opening offices in San Jose, California (2011) and Lima, Peru (2011). Fernando is member of the council of the Asociación Nacional de Incubadoras de Negocios.
Prior to this, Fernando was one of the associates of McKinsey & Company Inc. (1998-2004), serving customers in North America, Latin America, and Africa. His focus was in financial and industrial services, consumer goods, and telecommunications. In 1998 he served as an advisor in both the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Education in Mexico.

Fernando Sepúlveda
Rafael Herrera
Earned his Business Administration and Marketing degree at the University of Houston.
Experience
He is a shareholder and the CEO of the Innovative Group Latin America. He was the president of the Mexican Business Council of Houston, shareholder and co-director of the Iberoamerican Group, shareholder and general director of Agroenlinea.com. He also served as Executive Vice President of Sales and Marketing at Telscape International. Herrera was the Deputy Director of the Commercial and Tourist Representative Office of the State of Tabasco in North America. He was also Deputy Director of the Commercial and Tourist Representative Office of the State of Oaxaca in North America. Additionally, he served as the Commercial Vice President of Power Design International. And he was Manager at Euromex, an Exchange Bureau in Houston (Banamex).
He was the founder and partner of the Innovative Group in Latin America with presence in twelve countries focusing on recycling waste for multinational industries. Herrera was founder and partner of the PETSTAR plant, a world leader of PET recycling, in Toluca, México. He was also a founder and partner in the first private recycling plant in Mexico for the recyclable waste collected in Torreón, Coahuila. He was also part of the implementation and execution of the service that allows to make appointments by telephone for the American Embassy in Mexico for the company Telscape International. Herrera participated in the implementation, execution and distribution of pre-paid cards for the Telefiesta program in the United States. He is also the Founder and General Director or Argoenlinea.com
Honors and Recognitions
Herrera is the founder and president of the International Council of Jóvenes Empresarios in Houston, Texas. He was elected president of the Mexican Business Council in Houston. Herrera was an elected member of the board of the YMCA Trotter Houston chapter.

Rafael Herrera
Former Chairman
Patricia Stout
Patricia Pliego Stout is the founder and owner of The Alamo Travel Group, Inc. since 1990. The Alamo Travel Group was established in 1982 in San Antonio, TX. Alamo Travel Group is a national provider of Corporate, Federal, State and Leisure Travel Services. Her work providing travel services for thousands of men and women of the United States Military community has given her an intimate look at the importance of planning, logistics and budget management.
As an active community leader, Pat has lent her experience and dedication to several organizations including The Texan Power Company (co-founder), Executive Staffing (co-founder), National Association of Women Business Owners San Antonio (President), Texas Dept. of Licensing and Regulatory (State Commissioner 2004), Free Trade Alliance (board secretary) San Antonio Public Library Foundation (board member), The Society of Government Travel Professionals (board secretary), American Express Business Travel Services (advisory board member), SAMM Ministries (board member), BBV Compass Bank (advisory board member), SER Jobs for Success Workforce Development (board member), San Antonio Economic Development Foundation (executive board member), Chamber Orchestra of San Antonio (board member). Pat additionally served as Chair Elect of the Texas Association of Mexican American Chambers of Commerce (TAMMAC), Past President of the Asociacion de Empresarios Mexicanos AEM 2006-2008, National Treasurer 2008-2016, Charter President of the Rotary Club of San Antonio - Amigos Internacionales 2009-2010, 2016-2017 and 2018-2019, Co-Chair of the Latino Leadership Institute- 2015 class, Chair -San Antonio Hispanic Chamber of Commerce- 2014.
Patricia’s accomplishments have been featured in Forbes Magazine, American Express Open Forum Card member Profiles, San Antonio Woman Magazine – 12-2018, Latina magazine, Reader’s Digest, Hispanic Business Magazine, the Federal Reserve Bank Report 1995, Vanidades Magazine, Federal Times, Travel Weekly and Business Travel Magazine. Her company has been ranked as #2 on the Top 100 Women Owned Businesses in Texas in 2010 and 51st on the list of the top 500 Hispanic Corporations of America in 2010.

Patricia Stout
Carlos Elizalde
Background
Carlos was born in Mexico, City within a family with legal heritage, considering that his grandfather, father, and two brothers are lawyers too. Since May 2017, he and his family moved to Houston, Texas. He instructed Credit and Titles Operations assignature at the Universidad Iberoamericana for 2 years.
Carlos holds a Bachelors’ degree in Law from Universidad Intercontinental and a Masters’ degree in Liabilities from Universidad Nacional Autónoma de Mexico. In 1998, he joined Santamarina y Steta SC, one of the top 5 legal firms in Mexico, practicing in the corporate and litigation areas of the firm.
In 2002, he was invited to collaborate with Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) occupying an important legal position within the company. He was responsible for carrying out bidding procedures and directing awards related to public works, goods and services, and negotiating the principal upstream, midstream, and downstream contracts with Pemex’s suppliers until May 2017. Carlos is a fluent speaker of the English language.
Current Role
In May of 2017, Carlos was designated Legal and Compliance General Manager in Pemex Procurement International Inc (PPI), a procurement Pemex’s affiliate, based in Houston, Texas. Since then, he has been in charge of the authorization of international contracts that Pemex executes with foreign companies, the approval of its intellectual proprietary (IP), and Head of Compliance as well. Furthermore, he is acting as a Secretary of PPI’s Board of Directors.
Other Interest
Carlos is devoted to his family, and together enjoy traveling and doing outdoors activities. Carlos used to be a professional soccer player, reason why he has been coach of many soccer teams and enjoys practicing this sport with family and friends. He adores to spend time with his parents and siblings, too.

Carlos Elizalde
Secretary
Maria Clark

Maria Clark
Jorge Eurán
Jorge Alberto Eurán Graham has an MBA from the DUXX Graduate School of Business Leadership as well as an Mass Media Communications undergraduate degree from the Monterrey Tech Institute. He is 100% bilingual (English/Spanish as native language), and ASL fluent (American Sign Language) with over 20 years of international experience in the interactive media industry, marketing and new business development.
From 1995 to 2001 he was partner and director of Dreitech, internet services and consulting firm. Afterwards he was Product Marketing Manager for Terra Networks Mexico where he had under his supervision the definition, development and profitability of Terra’s new products and content online channels. Also, the development and implementation of loyalty strategies for Terra members.
From 2003 he is the CEO and partner of Alveni, a company focused on interactive kiosks solutions. Among his clients are Atlántida Bank, The Home Depot Mexico, University of Texas in Austin, and other companies and government institutions. Under his leadership, Alveni has grown to be one of the leading kiosk specific companies in Mexico deploying projects for many different markets like human resources, retail and government service payments.
Among his main activities, he focuses on specialized consulting for the planning and deployment of self- service projects. Jorge Euran has written editorial articles for a variety of electronic and printed media like “El Norte” newspaper in Mexico and he has presented seminars and conferences for different companies and institutions regarding digital media and interactive technologies topics.

Jorge Eurán
Vice Chairman for Texas
Javier Martínez
FOUNDER AND CEO OF MARTINEZ BRANDS
Dr. Javier Martínez is the founder and CEO of Martínez Brands, a company dedicated to the importation and sale of alcoholic beverages in the United States and other international markets. Dr. Martinez is considered an authority on brand development and all matters related to the wine and spirits industry. He is also an active promoter of business of both sides of the border. He was in charge of the International Affairs Committee of the Tequila Regulatory Council and served as Chairman of the Advisory Council of Promexico in Los Angeles in the period of 2012 – 2013, and Vice President of the Advisory Council of NAFIN from 2001 to 2012. A native of the State of Aguascalientes, Dr. Martinez is a graduate of the Metropolitan Autonomous University in Mexico City and has the title of Master and PhD from the University of Oxford.

Javier Martínez
Vice Chairman for California
Salomón Sacal
An entrepreneur with a passion for science, technology and philosophy. Founding partner of Conlana Capital, one of the leading online microfinance lenders for the emerging middle class in Mexico.
Salomon has collaborated in various high impact initiatives including televised debates, scientific dissemination programs, international idea forums and the organization of cultural events for the Mexican Embassy in Israel.
He ventured into the greenhouse gas emission reduction markets with an avoided deforestation, conservation and sustainable development project (REDD+) derived from the Clean Development Mechanism (CDM) of the United Nations and cofounded a social and cultural exchange group between international and Mexican students.
Aside from being a serial Entrepreneur, Salomon regularly volunteers as a coach for social entrepreneurs, serves on the board of numerous civil society associations and is involved with several national and international philanthropic organizations.

Salomón Sacal
Vice Chairman for Mexico
Jorge López
Businessman with corporate and multicultural experience for 24 + years. VITALIS ® pension expert, founding partner (current); CONSAR Member of the Surveillance Committee appointed by COPARMEX (current), INFONAVIT Member of the Investment Committee representing the Business Sector (current), AEM Mexican Entrepreneurs Association, a global advisor (current); Metlife Mexico, former Director of Sales and Metropolitan Federal Government (2013/14), Pro-Mexico Trade and Investment, Global former Head of Unit (2007/2010) & former Minister for North America residing in the United States and Canada (2010 / 2013), EO Entrepreneurs Organization (Member since 2004 President & International Board 2005), ANFORAMA ® todo para su cocina, Member of the Board (2006/08) and COMAPRTE, AC Member of the Board (2001 to date).
Board Member experience in different industries, high level management positions, always promoting teamwork & positive solutions to challenges; proven experience in tough business environments; marketing, sales, administration, finance, investment and project management.
High communication skills; former Bachelor and Diploma level professor for 4 years (ITAM and U. Contemporary), experience in media and national and international conference speaker experience, also experience in one on one meetings at the highest level in government and private sector. Named one of the 30 promises in 30 and one of the 40 promises in the 40 by the business magazine Expansion.
Analytical structure (Bachelor in Actuarial (ITAM) with Diploma in Applied Statistics for Quality Control (ITAM), Diploma in Intelligence (ITESM), currently studying the Masters program of Philosophy at the Universidad Panamericana); combined with experience in projects with quantitative and qualitative challenges in the private, social and public sector.
International business experience for more than 9 years; 2 1⁄2 globally with headquarters in Mexico City, 3 1⁄2 years based in the United States (Washington DC) and Canada (Vancouver) plus last 2 years related to the global environment in the pensions arena through MGAC (Multi Group of actuarial Consultants).

Jorge López
John Williams
Co-Founder, President and CEO of Dominion Technologies, L.L.C., a Dallas-based company with offices in the United States and Mexico that commercialize innovative electric power generation and waste solutions in Mexico and Latin America.
He has 28 years as an executive and CEO, he has founded over 10 companies and held executive roles in both, the United States and Mexico. Held diverse roles in venture capital and finance, he has procured over 1.2 Billion USD in corporate finance in Mexico since 1994.
Currently, Dominion Technologies is building relationships with Pemex (Mexican National Oil and Gas Fund), and leading industrial firms in Mexico and beyond.
He holds a B.A. in Engineering from the ITESM in Monterrey, and a MBA in Finance from Stanford University in 1980.

John Williams
Michael C. Camuñez
Michael C. Camuñez is President and CEO of Monarch Global Strategies LLC, a consulting firm providing strategic advice and advocacy to companies doing business in emerging economies, with a particular emphasis on Mexico and Latin America. Mr. Camuñez has significant experience as a senior executive, counselor, and advocate advising U.S. companies in domestic and global markets, and he possesses a unique combination of bi-partisan political, legal, economic, and international expertise. He is a frequent commentator on international trade, international economics, NAFTA and the US-Mexico relationship in the press, including the New York Times, the Washington Post, NPR, CNBC’s Squawk Box and other media outlets.
Mr. Camuñez served from 2010 to 2013 as one of the nation’s leading commercial diplomats as the Assistant Secretary of Commerce at the International Trade Administration, where he managed a global portfolio to help lead the U.S. government’s efforts to open new markets for U.S. goods and services. In this role, he visited more than 30 countries to advance U.S. trade and economic policy, helping to expand market access for U.S. industry. Mr. Camuñez is most widely recognized for playing a critical role in rebalancing U.S. economic policy toward Mexico, leading numerous trade and policy missions there, and helping to update and modernize a range of initiatives to enhance cross-border trade and investment. He was the chief architect of the U.S.-Mexico High Level Economic Dialogue, which he proposed, coordinated, and later helped launch during President Obama’s visit to Mexico in May 2013. Concurrently, Mr. Camuñez was also appointed as the President’s representative on international economic issues to the U.S. Helsinki Commission, managing the economic dimension of U.S. engagement with the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe.
Mr. Camuñez previously served in the Obama White House for two years as Special Counsel to the President in the Office of the White House Counsel, as well as Special Assistant to the President, where he helped manage the President’s appointments to the domestic cabinet. He is a former equity partner of the global law firm O’Melveny & Myers LLP, where he counseled and represented companies and financial institutions in foreign international litigation, arbitration and corporate compliance, including Foreign Corrupt Practices Act and Anti-Money Laundering counseling. As CEO of ManattJones, he was also an equity partner of Manatt, Phelps & Phillips LLP. He previously served in the George H.W. Bush Administration working with the bi-partisan U.S. Commission on National & Community Service and in the first term of the Clinton Administration, where he focused on domestic policy issues and was on the team that designed and launched the AmeriCorps national service program.
A graduate of Harvard College and Stanford Law School, Mr. Camuñez is actively involved in the business community and civil society. He is a Director of Edison International (NYSE: EIX) and Southern California Edison, where he serves on the Audit and Nominating and Governance committees and is an Independent Director of the American Funds, one of the nation’s largest families of mutual funds managed by the Capital Group. He is also a Trustee of the David and Lucile Packard Foundation. A Life Member of the Council on Foreign Relations and a director of the Pacific Council on International Policy, where he chairs the Council’s Mexico Initiative, Mr. Camuñez has been a member of the Advisory Board of the Woodrow Wilson Center’s Mexico Institute and a Senior Fellow at the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs. Mr. Camuñez is a member of the George W. Bush Institute’s Working Group on North America and is a director for the Center for Law and Social Policy in Washington, D.C. Mr. Camuñez has served as a member of the Los Angeles City Ethics Commission and is the past president of the Board of Trustees of the Mexican American Bar Foundation as well as a past member of the Stanford Law School Board of Visitors. He is a past commissioner to the California Public Service commission, now known as California Volunteers, which he chaired for two years under the Schwarzenegger Administration. Mr. Camuñez has been widely recognized for his leadership and community service. In 2018 he was profiled for his “Private Diplomacy” with Mexico by Hispanic Executive Magazine as part of its “Top 10 Leaders” series (https://hispanicexecutive.com/2018/michael-camunez-monarch-global-strategies/). In 2014, he received the Congressional Hispanic Leadership Institute's National Leadership in Public Service Award in Washington, D.C. He also received the 2014 Mexican American Bar Foundation Professional Achievement Award.

Michael C. Camuñez
Rosendo Villarreal
Rosendo Villarreal has a bachelor degree in Business Administration with and specialty in International Business from the University of Monterrey (UdeM), Mexico; he also earned a master’s degree (GMBA) from the Thunderbird School of Global Management in Phoenix, AZ. Rosendo has over 20 years’ experience in International commerce and trade; he is a cross cultural and business oriented professional with field experience in more than 20 countries worldwide; more specifically doing business between Mexico, USA and Brazil. As Partner and VP of Sales and Marketing for Source Logistics, he is in charge for the design and management of the company’s corporate sales budget and marketing strategies. Source Logistics is an innovative company offering its customers scalable and integral logistics solutions (inventory control, warehousing, fulfillment, e-commerce management, value added services and transportation).

Rosendo Villarreal
Alejandra Bueno
Alejandra Bueno is an attorney in San Antonio, Texas, within the energy industry. Alejandra is licensed to practice law in Mexico and in the US (by the State of New York). She worked for the Texas Governor’s Office from 2007 to 2013, as Director for International Business and as the Governor’s Representative in the South Texas Region. Alejandra is Chair of the Bi-National Energy Committee at the Asociacion de Empresarios Mexicanos, member of the US-Mexico Bar Association, Academia Mexicana de Derecho Energético (Mexican Academy of Energy Law). She serves as Secretary of the Board of Directors of the San Antonio – Mexico Friendship Council, member of the Bi-National Committee of the Eagle Ford Shale Consortium and Women’s Energy Network.
Before moving to Texas in 2000, Alejandra worked in Mexico for several Federal agencies such as the Office of the President of Mexico, the National Council for Science and Technology (CONACYT), and the National Council for Culture and Fine Arts (CONACULTA).

Alejandra Bueno
Emilio Guzmán
Emilio Guzmán is responsible for strategic client management communication, international partnerships & alliances, marketing, and investment compliance to enable the most effective business relations between investors and the company at Houston EB5.
Mr. Guzmán brings over 20 years of experience in residential and commercial real estate investment markets. He has highly developed skills in negotiation, investment, investor relations, and business strategy.
As part of his continued studies, Mr. Guzmán obtained an Executive Certification from Harvard Business School in Real Estate Capitals, Partnerships and Portfolios.

Emilio Guzmán
Francisco Zorrilla
Francisco Zorrilla is a Mexican entrepreneur with more than 25 years of experience. He has undertaken business in various sectors such as: Agriculture, Mining, Energy (Gas Stations), Construction, Machinery, Automotive, Restaurant and Real Estate.
Currently represents some brands in both Mexico and the United States: Bobcat and Doosan (Korea), Isuzu (Japan), Volkswagen (Germany), Houllote (France), JCB (United Kindom), Pemex (Mexico).
Starting January 2017 he has served as President of the Mexican Entrepreneurs Association of Houston Chapter (AEM).
He studied in the University of the Americas Puebla the career of Business Administration graduating with Honorable Mention and later he studied the Masters in Finance in the same University.

Francisco Zorrilla
Moises Kalach

Moises Kalach
Gerónimo Gutiérrez
Gerónimo Gutiérrez Fernández is Managing Partner of BEEL Infrastructure, a specialized advisory & asset management firm focused on the infrastructure sector in Latin America. He has a diverse professional career, with over 20 years of experience at senior government positions under five presidents in the areas of finance, trade, national security and
diplomacy.
Recently, he served as Mexico’s Ambassador to the United States (2017-2018), during a time in which the bilateral relation experienced significant changes and challenges under a new U.S. Administration; and he played a prominent role in the negotiation of the United States of America, Mexico and Canada Agreement (USMCA).
From 2010 to 2016, he served as Managing Director of the North American Development Bank (NADB) headquartered in San Antonio, Texas. Under his leadership, the loan portfolio grew on average 32% per year and the bank conducted several successful bond issues in the U.S. and European Markets, while maintaining strong financial position and AA global credit ratings.
Between 2009 and 2010, he served as Deputy Secretary for Governance and Homeland Security, with the main responsibility of identifying threats to the country’s democratic governance and national security, and coordinating the Government’s prevention and response measures. During this time, he was also a member of the National Security Council’s Executive Committee.
From 2006 to 2009, he served as Under Secretary for Latin America and the Caribbean in the Foreign Ministry.
In that capacity, Gutiérrez was responsible for normalizing the Mexico-Cuba relationship after a strained period, including the signing of agreements on migration and economic cooperation; as well as the re-establishment of ambassadors with Venezuela. He led Mexico’s negotiations with Mesoamerican countries (Mexico, Central America, Colombia and Dominican Republic) for the creation of Proyecto Mesoamerica, a multilateral cooperation mechanism for social development and regional infrastructure. Also, he actively worked, along with other government agencies, on strengthening security and anti-narcotics cooperation with several Latin American and Caribbean countries.
As Under Secretary for North America, from 2003 to 2006, he coordinated day-to-day trilateral and bilateral affairs with Mexico’s North American partners (United States and Canada) and supervised the operations of over 50 Mexican Consular representations in the region. He led negotiations for the creation of the Security and Prosperity Partnership for North America (SPP) –prelude to the present day North American Leaders Summit– and also worked closely with other agencies in border and regional security cooperation with U.S. and Canadian authorities.
Gutiérrez has also held other federal government positions in the Ministries of Economy and Treasury Department, the Office of the President and Banobras (Mexico’s national public works bank).
On the political front, he worked as part of President-Elect Vicente Fox’s transition team, as Director of Miguel Estrada Iturbide Foundation, the Partido Acción Nacional’s (Mexico center-right party) think-tank and as Chief of Staff of its Parliamentary Group.
Gutiérrez holds a B.A. in Economics from the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM) where he also finished his B.A. in Political Science and a Master in Public Administration from Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government, for which he received a Fulbright-Garcia Robles Scholarship.
He has contributed with opinion articles for several Mexican and U.S. newspapers and magazines, participates regularly as speaker to conferences on U.S. - Mexico relations, border affairs and international business. Gerónimo lives in Washington D.C. and regularly spends time in Mexico and Texas.

Gerónimo Gutiérrez
AEM Chapter Presidents
Glafiro Montemayor
He is the President of the Administrative Council of GEMCO, which controls a Conglomerate of Companies immersed in the areas of logistics, trade, hotels, tourism, real estate, and transportation all established in the border of the United States and Mexico.
After finishing high school at the Military School, Allen Military Academy in College Station Texas, he obtained the degree of Accountant at the ITESM, and has a Postgraduate Master in Business Administration from the University of Texas . He later served as an Administration professor at the University of Tamaulipas.
He collaborates with the Mexican government on various issues and projects related to transport and trade competitiveness; he is currently working on the development of ports and logistics platforms.
He currently serves as Founding President of the Asociación de Empresarios Mexicanos (AEM), Laredo Chapter, and serves as Chairman of the Border Affairs Committee. He is also advisor of NAFIN and is an advisor to the development and competitiveness committee, both in state government of Tamaulipas.

Glafiro Montemayor
Laredo
Gabriel Díaz
After a long road into the entrepreneurship world and through determination and drive, Gabriel Diaz became an accomplished businessman and entrepreneur. He started from humble beginnings selling door to door during his high school years in the town of Brownsville Texas. Gabriel funded his way through UT Business school by creating his first venture, a small import company that sold items to beach stores. Later, he became a telemarketer at MCI, a telecommunications company. Gabriel’s career moved fast and at the age of 29 he became Sr. VP of Sales at IP Communications at a national high-speed data provider.
Mr. Diaz founded Reallinx, Inc. in 2002, a national data carrier, focused on aggregating carriers nationwide and offering a one stop shop to multi-site companies. Over the period of 14 years, Reallinx evolved into a Global Managed Service Provider offering Hosted PBX, VoIP, data, managed security and monitoring services. Reallinx was sold in 2016 to GTT Communications Inc.
In the last five years Gabriel has been successful at diversifying his time and capital into multiple ventures ranging from technology, food distribution, trucking, dental clinics and dental laboratories, to his favorite enterprise, the design and creation of long range, off road expedition vehicles.
Through his passion for entrepreneurship, Gabriel has inspired and guided many other entrepreneurs. He served as an advisor for TECHBA, a technology incubator founded by the Mexican Government in conjunction with the MCC Institute of UT. Diaz taught entrepreneurship to small and startup businesses for five years through community programs. Gabriel currently serves as President and board member of the Asociacion de Empresarios Mexicanos (Mexican Business Entrepreneur Association) Austin Chapter.

Gabriel Díaz
Austin
Claudia Torrescano
AEM Dallas Fort Worth chapter, President
A Public relations, communications and marketing consultant. Claudia has collaborated with as the Editor of the Spanish language catalog for JC Penney World Headquarters, later joined Associates First Capital as the Latin America Manager for Mexico, Puerto Rico and Costa Rica markets, coordinating advertising, marketing and media campaigns. She later joined Univision Communications, Inc. as the Director of Community Affairs and hosted a Spanish live talk show for eleven years, and hosted Univision 23 community affairs show for Dallas, and top of the hour news for the AM radio network in US.
In 2017, she was the recipient of the OHTLI Award, and in 2018, she received the Global Race Award from the Harvard School of Business School and Executive Global System
Claudia has many years being an active member of the community and has served for the committees below:
• Instituto de Mexicanos en el Exterior, IME Board Member.
• City of Dallas Office of Welcoming Community and Immigrant Affairs
• The Mexico Institute Board Member

Claudia Torrescano
Dallas
José Medina
Jose Medina is the AEM Guanajuato chapter president. and lives in Salamanca, Guanajuato. He studied got a degree in Computer Systems Engineering at ITESM , he served as General Manager at Grupo Mexico Quantum. He earned an MBA and two certifications, the first one in Managerial Skills and the second one in Corporate Finance. Years later he decided to get a second master's degree in Public Administration. José is founded and CEO of Ingeniosoft SA de CV, and he is also founder of Preventia SAPI .

José Medina
Guanajuato
Javier Lopez de Obeso

Javier Lopez de Obeso
San Antonio
Roberto Ramírez

Roberto Ramírez
Chicago
Arturo Gutierrez

Arturo Gutierrez
Woodlands
Gabriel Sod

Gabriel Sod
New York
José Antonio Yuriar
Background
José Antonio was born in Tampico, Tamaulipas, a state bordering with Texas. José Antonio's upbringing in México consisted living in different cities in north, central and south of México with his family.
José Antonio holds a B.Sc. in Electronics Engineering and Communications from Universidad de las Américas - Puebla. He joined London Consulting Group in 1998 as a junior consultant. The Firm, which has operations in 24 countries, allowed José Antonio to travel and work to countries in North, South and Central America. During one of his projects in Peru he met his wife Melissa and the family settled in México.
José Antonio's focus while serving the Central America market included projects in manufacturing, distribution, retail, health services and banking. After supporting the growth and development of that market in the 2000s, José Antonio was promoted to Partner of the Firm and opened the company's first office in the US East Coast in 2010.
Current Role
José Antonio is currently the Managing Partner for London Consulting Group. He is the leader of practice in the East Coast. The practice is growing regionally into the mid-West and some southern states. José Antonio's team focuses on Manufacturing and Distribution, and on implementing the Firm's know-how into other verticals in the upcoming years.
Other interests
José Antonio is devoted to his family, and together they are avid travelers and tennis players. José Antonio participates as board member of various non-profit organizations, and is an angel investor and board member of startups in the US and Mexico. Currently he is the President for AEM The Woodlands.

José Antonio Yuriar
Houston