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Tauhidul Islam Tanin

Success is achieved by challenging the status quo, adopting unpopular beliefs, and persistently seeking knowledge and self-improvement.

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Arturo Molina

Arturo Molina received his PhD degree in Manufacturing Engineering at Loughborough University of Technology (England), a University Doctor degree in Mechanical Engineering at Technical University of Budapest (Hungary), his M.Sc. degree and BSc. in Computer Science from Tecnologico de Monterrey.

Nearshoring Opportunities

Effects of nearshoring: Years ago, manufacturing in China was cost-effective, compensating for the challenges and inconveniences of moving operations to such distant locations. Now, labor costs in Mexico are more efficient and lower than those in China. However, even if manufacturing costs in Mexico and China were the same, Mexico would be more advantageous when considering sending finished products to the US market. Companies can offer same-day or next-day deliveries upon placing an order. Shipping from Mexico is much more economical and flexible.

Increasing CVC Momentum in Latin America

Covid-19 accelerated the digital transformation, and this received a strong boost from CVC at a global and regional level in Latin America. A few years ago, talking about CVC was considered exclusive to Silicon Valley area, and now countries like Brazil have one of the highest levels of internet usage, social networks, and other technologies.

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Rodrigo Fenton

Passionate Professor of Finance and Experienced Professional with a demonstrated history of working in the financial services industry. Skilled in Business Planning, Corporate Development, Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A), Start-ups, and Corporate Finance. Strong professional with an MBA from the University of Chicago. Currently attending a Doctor of Philosophy - PhD degree focused in Management and Finance from EGADE Business School.