As the founder and CEO of Emergent Line, Christopher has spearheaded efforts to create human-centric AI products designed to amplify the capabilities of users and workers rather than replace them.

Dr. Teresa Almaguer Salazar has been a professor of both on-site and distance education in educational psychology, learning theory, and teaching models; she has taught leadership and ethics in public management in the postgraduate courses in administration and public policy, on-site and online at Tecnológico de Monterrey. She has been Director of Faculty Development and co-teacher in the subjects of Ethics, Corporate Governance, and Corporate Sustainability at EGADE Business School. She has also been a lead professor in several programs focused on faculty development.

Jason Good is a researcher and teacher focusing on the interplay of organizations and nature. His areas of expertise include sensemaking, sociomateriality, collaboration, and the circular economy, particularly as they pertain to sustainable business strategies. Much of Jason's academic expertise is grounded in his experience in the commercial fishing industry, where he worked as a fisheries observer/scientist in the US North Pacific. 

Ignacio de la Vega is Associate Provost for Academic Affairs, Faculty and Internationalization of Tecnológico de Monterrey since February 1, 2021. The previous three and a half years, Ignacio served as Dean of EGADE Business School and the Graduate Business School at Tecnológico de Monterrey. He has a proven track record as an entrepreneurial leader in academic, financial, and government sectors.

Professor Corrales Estrada’s research interests comprise corporate innovation, technology-based business models, the sharing economy and global corporate networks, topics on which she has published articles in internationally arbitrated journals. She has also presented research at international congresses. In the consulting field, she has been specialized in entrepreneurial innovation, corporate entrepreneurship, IT in government, business process administration, virtual work models, information technology in business strategy and knowledge administration.

Jorge Ramos Mercado's research focuses on dynamic information economics. He was a research associate at the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College from 2014 to 2017 and a research assistant at the Center for Opportunity and Inclusive Growth at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis from 2019 to 2021. He has worked with multiple researchers on projects ranging from industrial organization and the implications of government programs on well-being.