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World Economic Forum on Latin America List of Participants As of 14 June 2016 Medellin, Colombia, 16 - 17 June 2016 Nicolas Abbate Director, Government Affairs and Nissan Motor Company - Argentina Argentina Business Development, Latin America Enrique Acevedo Anchor Univision USA Jose Acosta President, Public Affairs and UPS USA Operations, Latin America Gregory Adams Vice-President, Americas Saudi Basic Industries Corporation USA (SABIC) Carl Adams General Manager, Latin America Sumitomo Mitsui Banking USA Marketing Department, Americas Corporation Division Alejandro Adem Clients and Industries Leader, LATCO Deloitte Argentina Nuno Aguiar Chief Commercial Officer Jerónimo Martins SGPS SA Portugal Samuel Aguirre Senior Managing Director FTI Consulting Inc. USA Santiago Alban Chief of Staff, Mayor's Office Municipality of Quito Ecuador Marco Albani Head, Tropical Forest Alliance 2020 World Economic Forum Switzerland Sebastián Albella Senior Partner, Madrid Linklaters Spain Thelma Esperanza Attorney General of Guatemala Aldana Hernández Gustau Alegret Political Correspondent and TV NTN24 USA Anchor Alberto Alesi Regional Director, Central America ManpowerGroup Panama and Caribbean Gonzalez Alfredo Country Head Tata Consultancy Services Colombia Maria Cristina Alvarez President, Andean Cluster, Colombia, Novartis de Colombia S.A. Colombia Peru and Ecuador Jaime Francisco Alvarez Chief investment Officer, Latin Old Mutual Plc Colombia Tapia America Emilio J. Alvarez-Farré Partner, Corporate and Securities Greenberg Traurig LLP USA Linda Amézquita President and Founder Association for a Dignified Life Guatemala Mendoza Stephanie Anderson Managing Director AlixPartners LLP USA Sergio Andrade Founder and Executive Director, Agenda Pública, Brazil Carolina Angarita Country Director Google Colombia Colombia Fernando Aportela Deputy Minister of Finance and Public Rodríguez Credit of Mexico Jorge Araujo Balderas Chief of Staff Comision Federal de Electricidad Mexico (CFE) Luis Arbulu Managing Director ED Emprendimiento Peru 2016 - Latin America (World Economic Forum on) 1/18 Bayardo Arce Castaño Adviser on Economic and Financial Issues, Office of the President, Nicaragua Luis Alberto Arce Minister of Economy And Public Catacora Finance of Bolivia Germán Arce Zapata Minister of Mines and Energy of Colombia Ravi Arcot Country Head, Mexico Infosys Ltd Mexico Carlos Julio Ardila Chief Executive Officer Organizacion Ardila Lulle Colombia Marisol Argueta de Head of Latin America, Member of the World Economic Forum USA USA Barillas Executive Committee Ricardo Arias Vice-President, Marketing PepsiCo Latin American Beverages USA Juan Luis Aristizabal Chief Executive Officer ConConcreto S.A. Colombia Velez Luis Arjona Managing Director, Brazil and Chile, Nielsen Brazil Nielsen Growth Markets Norman Maurice Mayor of Cali, Colombia Armitage Cadavid Cynthia Arnson Director, Latin American Program The Woodrow Wilson International USA Center for Scholars Manuel Arroyo President Grupo Multimedia Lauman SAPI de Mexico CV Jennifer Artley Chief Operating Officer, Americas BT Group Plc USA Hideki Asano President Mitsui de Colombia Ltda Colombia Ricardo Avila Editor-in-Chief Portafolio Colombia João Lúcio Azevedo Country Manager Cognizant Technology Solutions Brazil Filho Brazil Rodrigo Aznarez Vice-President, Customs Affairs, Latin UPS Argentina America Urs Baertschi President, Reinsurance Latin America Swiss Re USA José Baeta Tomas Chief Executive Officer and Member Sonae Sierra Brasil S.A. Brazil of the Board Sebastián Bagó Member of the Board; Director, Organización Bagó Argentina International Division and Corporate Strategy Marcel Bakker Vice-President and Country Manager, CA Technologies Brazil Brazil Carla Bambulo Head, Business Division, IberoLatam Allianz SE Germany Mateus Bandeira Chief Executive Officer Falconi Brazil Rony Barakat Senior Vice-President Bank Lombard Odier & Co. Ltd Switzerland Alicia Bárcena Ibarra Executive Secretary, United Nations Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean (ECLAC), Santiago Michael Barclay Co-Founder Leap Game Studios Peru Ezequiel Barrenechea Executive Vice-President Corporacion America Argentina German Barreto Chief Marketing and Consumer Jerónimo Martins SGPS SA Portugal Officer, Jerónimo Martins, Colombia John Bartleman Chief Executive Officer TradeStation Group Inc. USA Monica Bauer Vice-President, Corporate Affairs, PepsiCo Mexico Latin America Stephen C. Beatty Head, Global Infrastructure, Americas KPMG LLP Canada and India; Head, Cities Global Center of Excellence María Cecilia Bedoya Country Manager, Manpower ManpowerGroup Colombia Gonzalez Colombia Victoria Bejarano de la Chief Executive Officer, Colombia Zurich Insurance Group Colombia Torre 2016 - Latin America (World Economic Forum on) 2/18 Carla Belitardo Vice-President, Strategy, Latin Ericsson Brazil America Tony Beller Vice-President, Alliances, Go to Salesforce USA Market, Americas Alberto Bello Editorial Director, News and Business Grupo Editorial Expansion Mexico News Teo Benjamin New Economy Consultant Brazil Stuart M. Berkson Partner DLA Piper LLP USA Jaime Bermúdez President MBA Lazard Colombia Merizalde Andrea Bernal Director, Opinion Shows NTN 24 Colombia Antonio Bernardo Member of the Global Executive Roland Berger Strategy Consultants Portugal Committee Ltd Flavio Bertolossi Representative, South America UniCredit Brazil Mamadou Beye Manager, Government and Public Chevron Corporation USA Affairs, Africa and Latin America Ron Bills Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Envirofit, USA Mario I. Blejer Vice-Chairman Banco Hipotecario SA Argentina Johanna Blesgraeft Chief Executive Officer and FI Head, Standard Chartered Bank Colombia Colombia Franchise David Bojanini Chief Executive Officer Grupo Sura Colombia Fernando Bolaños Valle Chief Executive Officer AgroAmerica Guatemala Piero Bonadeo Vice-President Humanitas 360 USA Ian Bonta Global Head, Growth Markets, Zurich Insurance Group Switzerland Corporate Life and Pensions Eduardo Bontempo Co-Founder, Geekie, Brazil Michael Borer Managing Director; Head, Ultra High UBS Group AG Panama Net Worth, Central, Andean and Southern Latin America Anders Borg Chair, Global Financial System World Economic Forum Switzerland Initiative Juan Carlos Botero Executive Director The World Justice Project USA Jordi Botifoll President, Latin America Cisco USA Miguel Braun Secretary of Commerce of Argentina Fernando Bravo Managing Director, Andean Region Goldman Sachs & Co. USA Alejandro Brenes Co-Founder and Chief Executive Enertiva Costa Rica Officer Ricardo Brockmann Chief Executive Officer, Latin America Marsh Brockman y Schuh Mexico Mexico and the Caribbean (MMC) Liz Bronder Regional Director, Latin America and International Finance Corporation USA the Caribbean (IFC) Andrew Brown Upstream Director Royal Dutch Shell Plc Netherlands Jaime Bueno Miranda Presidential Adviser for Competitiveness and Innovation System, Office of the President of Colombia Hector Fabian Bula Chief Executive Officer Dentsu Aegis Network Colombia Marcos Bulgheroni Executive Vice-Chairman and Bridas Corporation Argentina Member of the Board Randy Bullard Partner Greenberg Traurig LLP USA Esteban Bullrich Minister of Education of Argentina Bas Burger President, BT Americas BT Group Plc USA 2016 - Latin America (World Economic Forum on) 3/18 Federico Burone Regional Director, Latin America and the Caribbean, International Development Research Centre (IDRC), Uruguay Ricardo Buryaile Minister of Agroindustry of Argentina Sebastian Cabello Head, Latin America GSMA United Kingdom Andres Cadena Director McKinsey & Company Colombia Gilberto Caldart President, Latin America and MasterCard USA Caribbean (LAC) José Calzada Rovirosa Secretary of Agriculture, Livestock, Rural Development, Fisheries and Food of Mexico Octavio Camarena Director of Strategy, New Markets KIO Networks Mexico Jack Campbell Regional Director, Latin America Marsh & McLennan Companies Mexico Matias Campodonico Associate Director, Office of the The Dow Chemical Company USA Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Executive Communications Renata Campos Head, South America and Managing Takeda Pharma Ltda Argentina Argentina Director Daniel Cancel Managing Editor, Latin America Bloomberg News Argentina Alfredo Capote Managing Director; Country Head, The Abraaj Group Mexico Mexico Mauricio Cardenas Minister of Finance and Public Credit of Colombia Andres Cardo Chief Executive Officer, Prisa Radio Grupo Prisa Spain Alejandro Cardoso Chief Executive Officer and Publicis Groupe SA Mexico President, Publicis Communications Eduardo Fernando Regional Director, Telefonica Latin Telefonica de Argentina Argentina Caride America Beatriz Carmona Country Managing Director, Accenture Colombia Colombia, Venezuela Country Manager, Colombia and MasterCard Colombia Ecuador Luis Felipe Carrillo President and Chief Executive Officer, GE Peru GE Andean and Caribbean Martin Carrizosa Partner Philippe, PietroCarrizosa & Uria Colombia Lourdes Casanova Senior Lecturer, Management; Samuel Curtis Johnson Graduate USA Academic Director, Emerging Markets School of Management, Cornell Institute University Francisco Xavier Executive President Interprotección, Agente de Seguros Mexico Casanueva Pérez y de Fianzas, S.A. de C.V. Arnaldo Castillo Minister of Economic Development of Honduras Johanna Castro Head of Strategy, Colombia Itaú Unibanco SA Brazil Luis Javier Castro Managing Director Mesoamerica Costa Rica Carlos Enrique Cavelier President Productos Naturales de la Sabana Colombia
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