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A journalist passionate about compelling stories in business, economics, finance, politics, and technology. With over a decade of experience in media across multiple platforms, he currently leads a 70+ person editorial team responsible for producing print, digital, video, and audio content.
Politics Editor at Expansión. With extensive experience in renowned Mexican media outlets, she specializes in political, social, and urban topics. She is an active participant in the podcast Política y Otros Datos and has collaborated in investigative journalism workshops. Her work focuses on how policies and regulations directly impact the public and economic spheres.
PhD in Latin American Economic History from Harvard University and Bachelor's degree in Economics from the Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE), awarded the Luis Chávez Orozco Prize for his thesis on economic history. He is an expert in economic development, studies on authoritarianism, and population policies in Mexico and Spain. From 2018 to 2021, he served as the Head of the Global Economic Intelligence Unit at the Secretariat of Economy, where he led innovative initiatives to promote Mexican exports and attract foreign direct investment, being responsible for developing data platforms such as DataMéxico and ExportaMX. He has worked as a Researcher and Technical Advisor at the Bank of Mexico and currently serves as the Head of the Economic Promotion and Growth Unit with the team of Secretary Marcelo Ebrard Casaubon at the Secretariat of Economy. He is the author of multiple academic publications in national and international journals, focusing on topics of foreign policy, economic history, and development.
A European Commission official since 1993, he has worked in trade, environment, and sustainability, as well as in international cooperation with Latin America and multilateral organizations. He served as a senior expert at the Directorate-General for Environment (DG ENV) and has represented the EU in both Asia and the Americas. He currently shares his expertise through lectures on the European Green Agenda and energy transition.
He joined Siemens in 1999 and has held increasingly senior positions in Argentina, Germany, and across South America. He served as Head of Regional Strategies at the global headquarters in Germany and later led the Energy business in Argentina and the Austral-Andean region. In 2016, he became CEO of Siemens in Argentina and Uruguay, and in 2018, CEO for Siemens South America (excluding Brazil). When Siemens Energy was established as an independent company in 2020, he was appointed Managing Director for Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Uruguay. Since 2023, he has led operations in Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, and in 2024, he took on responsibility for Latin America North. He holds a degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Buenos Aires and an MBA from IAE Business School.
President and CEO of the International Copper Association (ICA), headquartered in the United States. He previously held executive positions at Siemens, including CEO for Mexico and Central America, CEO of Siemens Chile, General Counsel for Siemens South America, and CCO for Siemens Americas. With more than 20 years leading teams and strategies across multiple regions, he represents the world's largest copper producers, promoting, protecting, and defending this resource at a critical time for the transition to a more developed and sustainable future. He holds a Law degree, an MBA, and an LL.M. in Commercial Law from Duke University, USA.
Profesional interdisciplinaria con sólida experiencia en temas de tecnología, Inteligencia Artificial y ciberseguridad. Es capaz de traducir información técnica a formatos accesibles para públicos diversos y llevarla de forma transversal con áreas como video, y broadcasting y producto.
Salomón leads the Specialized Industries Banking team within Citi Mexico’s Corporate Bank. His team covers a wide range of sectors, including metals and mining, energy and renewables, oil and gas, and infrastructure.He joined Citi’s investment banking division in July 2011, based in New York, as part of the Energy and Utilities team. Over the years, Salomón worked on numerous advisory, debt, and equity transactions in the U.S., mainly focused on leveraged and project finance deals.In 2015, he moved to the Mexico City office to work with clients in the Energy and Infrastructure sectors, including Pemex and CFE from 2016 to 2019. Today, his main focus is on structured financing, including acquisition finance, leveraged loans, and project finance. During his time in Mexico, Salomón has helped clients raise more than USD 30 billion in debt and equity transactions.Since 2021, he has been leading infrastructure financing in Mexico, connecting with Citi’s global specialized team. And since 2022, he also heads Metals and Mining banking across Latin America, bringing his deep experience to this evolving and growing sector for Citi.Salomón holds a degree in Economics from ITAM in Mexico City and an MBA from the Darden School of Business in Virginia, USA. He’s married and has three children.
She has over 25 years of professional experience, 17 of which have been within Siemens / Siemens Energy, where she has held roles in Communications, Sustainability, Government Affairs, Marketing, Strategy, and Business Development. She has led high-performing regional teams, fostering collaboration across countries, identifying business opportunities, and developing talent. Before her current role, she headed Business Development and was responsible for Sales Operations for the Generation business. Originally from Venezuela and now based in Mexico, she has worked in several countries across the Americas and Europe, bringing an intercultural perspective to her leadership.
Expert in regulation and market analysis with 20 years of experience in energy transition projects across Mexico, Central America, and Southeast Asia. Since 2018, she has led regulatory impact assessments, market intelligence, and go‑to‑market strategies at Fresh Energy Consulting, and has served as an expert witness in international electricity‑sector legal proceedings. She previously held senior roles at Global Power Generation (Naturgy Group), AES Corporation, and Enel Green Power, managing more than 6.5 GW of conventional and renewable generation. A key contributor to Mexico’s 2013 Energy Reform, she also promoted regulatory harmonization in Central America to strengthen the Regional Electricity Market. She holds a BA in International Relations and a Master’s in Geopolitics with a specialization in Utility Regulation (University of Florida, PURC), plus studies in renewable energy, energy efficiency, and e‑mobility. She is an independent board member at Zora Power and Founder of Voz Experta.
Luis Lugo brings over twenty years of experience in developing industrial infrastructure across the energy, natural gas and large-scale project sectors. As Country Manager for CloudHQ in Mexico, he leads the development of a hyperscale data center, overseeing the construction of electrical substations, roadway access, land preparation and transmission lines. He has held strategic positions at ENGIE, Esentia Energy, CEMEX and ARTHA Capital, where he managed right-of-way negotiations, attracted investment and strengthened institutional relationships at the federal, state and municipal levels. His proven ability to design and implement public-private collaboration models—combined with a strong focus on sustainability and regional competitiveness—positions him as a leading authority in coordinating energy and industrial infrastructure projects throughout Mexico and Latin America.
Business journalist with 20 years of experience. She joined Expansión’s editorial team in 2014 and has held various roles, with a strong focus on gender equity, management, human resources, and leadership. She is passionate about stories that change lives—both in literature and in the business world.
Head of the Economic Department at the German Embassy in Mexico. He advances bilateral cooperation on trade, investment, and strategic sectors such as energy, industry, and sustainability, fostering dialogue between German and Mexican stakeholders to accelerate the energy transition and shared economic development.
She has extensive international experience in strategic sectors such as energy, transportation, infrastructure, and logistics. She has held key positions in both public and private organizations in China, India, Mexico, and the United States, including Ferromex, General Motors, ProMéxico, the Federal Government of Mexico, and the U.S.-Mexico Chamber of Commerce. She currently leads Siemens Energy’s regional agenda on institutional relations, sustainability, and social responsibility, promoting initiatives that integrate the energy transition with economic development and social impact. Her work focuses on strengthening strategic partnerships, attracting investment, and contributing to the development of resilient and sustainable energy ecosystems.
Economist with over 25 years of leadership in environmental policy, climate action, and social impact. She has led the Instituto Clima e Sociedade (iCS), chaired the board of Greenpeace International, and represented the Ford Foundation in Brazil. As Executive Director of COP30, she seeks to make the conference a turning point—prioritizing adaptation, nature‑positive finance, and concrete implementation toward the 1.5°C goal.
A journalist passionate about compelling stories in business, economics, finance, politics, and technology. With over a decade of experience in media across multiple platforms, he currently leads a 70+ person editorial team responsible for producing print, digital, video, and audio content.
He joined Siemens in 1999 and has held increasingly senior positions in Argentina, Germany, and across South America. He served as Head of Regional Strategies at the global headquarters in Germany and later led the Energy business in Argentina and the Austral-Andean region. In 2016, he became CEO of Siemens in Argentina and Uruguay, and in 2018, CEO for Siemens South America (excluding Brazil). When Siemens Energy was established as an independent company in 2020, he was appointed Managing Director for Argentina, Chile, Peru, and Uruguay. Since 2023, he has led operations in Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, and in 2024, he took on responsibility for Latin America North. He holds a degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Buenos Aires and an MBA from IAE Business School.