Argentina Carlos Alberto Bulgheroni, CEO Bridas Bulgheroni Is CEO Of
Argentina Carlos Alberto Bulgheroni, CEO Bridas Bulgheroni is CEO of Argentine independent oil and gas holding company Bridas, which was created by his family in 1948. Bridas is 50 percent owned by China National Offshore Oil Corporation since 2010. The company's joint venture with BP and Pan American Energy in 2013 ranked it 215th in the region's largest companies. He is also on the board of the Buenos Aires Stock Exchange and an active philanthropist involved in the arts. Bulgheroni earned a degree in law from the University of Buenos Aires. He has served as co-chairman of the International Committee at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, president of the Argentine Business Council, president and representative for Mercosur European Business Forum. Bulgheroni also holds the Order of Isabel la Catolica, given to him by Spain's King Carlos I. Bulgheroni is now expanding his wine business, Bodegas Garzón, which will feature a luxury hotel and an exclusive club where members can create their own wines. Eduardo Eurnekian Argentine magnate Eurnekian has delved into a wide range of businesses, including media, airports, agribusiness, services, energy, infrastructure and technology through his firm Corporación América. His net worth is estimated at $1.9 billion as of 2015. Eurnekian was born to Armenian parents, and has also been involved in investments in his parents' homeland, including the management of the Zvartnots International Airport and agribusiness. Marcos Galperín, President and CEO MercadoLibre One of the youngest people on the list, 43 year old Galperín is the co-founder and CEO of MercadoLibre, the largest e-retailer in Latin America, with presence in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, the Dominican Republic, Mexico, Peru, Portugal, Uruguay and Venezuela.
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