Speakers
Marco Antonio de la Peña, partner, energy and infrastracture, Cuatrecasas
Specialist in infrastructure and energy projects, regularly advising national and multinational businesses on implementing energy projects and on corporate compliance matters.
Before joining Cuatrecasas, Marco Antonio de la Peña held several positions in leading law firms, as well as in the Mexican public sector, including the Secretariat of Finance and Public Credit and the Bank of Mexico. He also worked at the National Works and Public Services Bank, SNC (Banobras), where he managed legal affairs and, for several years, also trusts.
Later, he joined Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) where he served as general counsel and then legal director.
He has helped draft legislation, particularly the initiative for the Act on Public-Private Partnerships and the constitutional and legal reform of energy matters.
He recently headed the Legal Affairs Unit of the Mexican National Hydrocarbons Commission, the regulatory body of activities relating to hydrocarbon exploration and extraction.
He is a member of the Mexican Bar Association, where he coordinates the Energy Commission, analyzing public policies and the initiatives of the energy sector in Mexico. He is also a member of the Mexican National Association of Business Lawyers (ANADE), where he is on the Energy Committee and where he speaks at conferences.
He regularly speaks at courses and conferences. He has collaborated in many publications and was a lecturer on monetary law at Universidad Panamericana in Guadalajara (Mexico).
Gizeh Polo, partner, equity capital markets and corporate governance, Cuatrecasas
Capital Markets Specialist, with expertise in securities regulation and the Mexican financial system.
Gizeh Polo specialises in domestic and international transactions involving equity and debt securities offerings, structured instruments, all types of financing transactions, restructurings, and regulatory matters relating to the Mexican financial system. His experience includes advising on a number of innovative and first-of-their-kind structures in the Mexican market, notably: the first and second (and to date only) SPACs listed in Mexico (BMV: VISTA; BMV: GAV (formerly PAC)); the largest FIBRA-E public offering in Mexican history to date (BMV: FNAIM); the first telecommunications-sector FIBRA (BMV: FSITES); the first CKD focused on the Mexican agricultural sector (BMV: RRG); the first synthetic securitisation by a Mexican bank*; and the first social-purpose securitisation in Mexico (BMV: FINAE)*.
More recently, he advised Goldman Sachs (acting as sole financial adviser) on the competitive sale process of Terrafina (BMV: Terra) and its acquisition by Fibra Prologis (BMV: FIBRAPL) through a public tender offer, which at the time represented the largest real estate transaction in the Mexican market. He also advised institutional investors on the subscription of development certificates issued by FIECK (BMV: FIECK), the largest energy infrastructure transaction in Mexico in recent years.
Prior to joining Cuatrecasas in Mexico City, Gizeh worked at leading domestic law firms and served as an international associate in the New York offices of Shearman & Sterling LLP, where he participated in numerous capital markets transactions in New York, London and other jurisdictions. He also advised on the development and financing of infrastructure and energy projects throughout Latin America.
He is the author of numerous publications, including a book on general legal theory and the judicial function. He has also contributed to a compilation of essays honouring José Ramón Cossío Díaz, former Justice of the Supreme Court of Mexico. A regular contributor to World Bank publications, he has also written opinion pieces for Milenio Diario and Letras Libres.
Gizeh is a lecturer at the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México (ITAM), teaching both undergraduate and postgraduate law students.
He is a member of the Board of Directors of the ITAM Alumni Bar Association (CAEITAM).
Liliana Anzaldua, legal director, SEMPRA Infraestructura México
Liliana Anzaldua is a senior transactional energy lawyer with more than 25 years of experience advising on complex legal, regulatory, commercial, and infrastructure matters across the energy sector. She currently serves as Legal Director at Sempra Infrastructure, where she provides legal counsel on large-scale energy projects.
Throughout her career, Liliana has held senior roles at Norton Rose Fulbright and Pemex, where she led and strategically advised on upstream, midstream and downstream projects, regulatory matters, financing and M&A. She also contributed to the drafting team for the USMCA Energy, State-Owned Enterprises, and Public Procurement chapters, and has participated in global climate policy work as observer in the Climate Investment Funds at the World Bank. Liliana holds a master’s degree in enterprise law from Universidad Panamericana, cum laude, and a J.D. from ITAM. She has held leadership roles and participated in leading energy and legal organizations, including ICC, ANADE and AIPN.
Ernesto Palacios Juárez, partner, Creel, García-Cuéllar, Aiza y Enríquez
Ernesto Palacios Juárez is a Partner at Creel, García-Cuéllar, Aiza y Enríquez in the Mexico City office. His practice focuses on civil, commercial and administrative litigation.
Mr. Palacios gained extensive experience in constitutional litigation early in his career while working at the law firm of a former Justice of the Supreme Court, enabling him to develop sophisticated litigation strategies involving constitutional issues in civil, commercial and administrative disputes.
He specialises in high-stakes civil litigation, primarily involving material, moral and punitive damages. In addition, he has significant experience in complex commercial litigation relating to financial institutions and financial services, including banking, insurance, leasing and trusts, as well as matters concerning the hospitality and real estate sectors.
Mr. Gleb Kouznetsov, director, Bancomext
Gleb has 20 years of multidisciplinary experience in the energy sector, with expertise in structured finance across debt and capital markets, business development, and EPC management. He possesses deep insight into Mexican and international power and oil & gas markets, and is a technical and financial expert in renewables and energy efficiency. Skilled in senior-level negotiations, Gleb is passionate about driving efficient, robust strategies to achieve organizational goals and foster sustainable community development through reliable, green energy projects.
Francisco J. Valdés López, partner, Sainz Abogados
Francisco J. Valdés López is a Partner of the Firm and heads its Energy, Administrative Law and Public Procurement practices. He advises clients across a broad range of matters in the hydrocarbons and electricity sectors, representing both domestic and international clients on regulatory issues and the development of major infrastructure projects.
His clients include leading private sector companies and public authorities, including CEMEX, Gas Industrial de Monterrey, Consejo Coordinador Empresarial, Ternium, Techgen, Kaltex, BayWa r.e., New Fortress Energy, the Ministry of Communications and Transport (Secretaría de Comunicaciones y Transportes), the Federal Electricity Commission (Comisión Federal de Electricidad – CFE), and Grupo Empresarial México.
Prior to joining the Firm, Francisco served as Executive Secretary of the Energy Regulatory Commission (Comisión Reguladora de Energía – CRE). He has also held senior public sector positions as Regional Delegate of the Federal Roads and Bridges Agency (Caminos y Puentes Federales de Ingresos y Servicios Conexos – CAPUFE) and as Head of the Legal Unit of the National Workers’ Housing Fund Institute (Instituto del Fondo Nacional de la Vivienda para los Trabajadores – INFONAVIT) in the State of Mexico.
Alejandro Sainz Orantes, partner, Sainz Abogados
Alejandro Sainz heads the Insolvency, Restructuring and Bankruptcy practice and is a member of the firm’s Finance, Corporate Reorganisations and Compliance, as well as Corporate Governance and Investigations practice groups.
He has more than 30 years’ experience advising and representing clients, both debtors and creditors, on all legal aspects of complex insolvency and restructuring matters in Mexico and cross-border contexts. His experience covers both out-of-court restructurings and formal insolvency proceedings in Mexico (concurso mercantil), as well as the Mexican law aspects of US Chapter 11 and Chapter 15 proceedings. He also advises on matters involving financial issues, liability management, refinancings, corporate reorganisations and acquisitions and disposals of assets in distressed or otherwise complex situations.
Throughout his career, Alejandro has represented corporate clients across a broad range of sectors and industries, both domestically and internationally. His clients include Mexican and international companies, both public and private, as well as various ad hoc committees of international holders of bonds and notes issued abroad by Mexican issuers, together with domestic and international banks, creditors and suppliers.
He is also recognised for his commitment to the community through his pro bono representation of a number of organisations. Alejandro is a certified mediator accredited by the Mexican Institute of Mediation and has acted as lead counsel in numerous complex negotiations. He has taught and spoken at a wide range of courses, seminars, postgraduate programmes and panel discussions in Mexico and internationally on topics including restructurings, insolvency proceedings and cross-border restructuring and insolvency matters. In addition, he serves actively on a number of boards of directors and committees.
Roberto R. Pupo, partner, co-chair of the South Florida Corporate, M&A and Securities Practice Group and the Latin America Practice Group, Holland & Knight
Roberto R. Pupo is an attorney in Holland & Knight’s Miami office and co-chair of the South Florida Corporate, M&A and Securities Practice Group, as well as co-chair of the Latin America Practice Group. He has substantial experience in complex domestic and international mergers and acquisition matters, corporate financings, joint ventures and cross-border transactions. Mr. Pupo represents large U.S., Canadian, European and Latin American corporations, private equity and venture capital funds, corporate groups and family offices in a wide range of corporate transactions, cross-border acquisitions, joint ventures and affiliations, including health care and managed care transactions. He is also a frequent speaker on a wide range of legal industry matters.
Paola Frettlohr, head of legal Mexico, WeWork
As the Head of Legal at WeWork in Mexico, Paola Frettlohr leads the legal, corporate, and regulatory strategy for the country’s leading flexible workspace platform. In her current role, she focuses on driving nationwide business growth, structuring complex commercial transactions, and managing corporate governance in a highly dynamic market.
Bridging experience in top-tier international law firms like Jones Day and Creel with in-house leadership in disruptive sectors—including her previous tenure as Head of Legal at the proptech startup Clau (formerly Flat.mx) —Paola is recognized for her agile, business-enabling mindset. Her contributions as a strategic legal partner has been recognized by The Legal 500 GC Powerlist Mexico. She holds an LLB from Universidad Iberoamericana and a Master’s in Law & AI from the Brussels Study Center (BSC).
Javier Barrera Gazcón, general counsel, Nexxus Capital
Javier is a Partner and General Counsel at Nexxus. Before joining the firm in 2021, Javier spent nine years at Ritch, Mueller y Nicolau, S.C., where his practice focused on capital markets, mergers and acquisitions, and financing transactions. Javier received his law degree from Universidad Iberoamericana in 2014 and holds an LL.M. from Columbia University. He also worked as an international associate in the New York office of Proskauer Rose LLP.
Alejandra Nicholls Luna, enterprise account executive LATAM, vLex part of Clio
I believe in the power of technology to make legal work smarter, more efficient and more human.
At vLex, part of Clio, I support law firms and in-house legal teams in their digital transformation by delivering AI-powered legal intelligence solutions that streamline legal research, analysis and decision-making. I’m passionate about building strong relationships, understanding clients’ challenges, and working together to develop strategies that simplify legal practice and maximise its impact.
Emilio Salazar Ilarregui Galetto, group head of legal & compliance – omnichannel & marketing operations, Grupo Elektra
Expert in regulatory strategy, digital compliance, and innovation enablement. I bridge law, technology, and business to design frameworks that empower organizations to grow responsibly across digital and omnichannel ecosystems — where regulatory integrity meets customer‑centric strategy.
Specialized in the legal and regulatory dimensions of digital financial products, commercial communications, and App Store and Google Play developer policy compliance, I operate in the uncommon territory where regulation meets digital execution and market agility.
With experience in national and international e‑commerce, payments, and platform governance, I help organizations build ecosystems that align strategic ambition with legal integrity — fostering trust, adaptability, and sustainable growth in both online and in‑store experiences.
I believe the future of compliance lies in integrated governance models that enable consistent, seamless, and trusted interactions across every channel and market.
José Lechuga, General Counsel (Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean), General Motors
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Law (1999) and a Master’s degree in International Trade Law (2001), both awarded by the Monterrey Institute of Technology and Higher Education (Tecnológico de Monterrey), where I am also a proud alumnus.
Over the past 27 years, I have built my career exclusively as an in-house lawyer within multinational organisations across the manufacturing, consumer goods and industrial sectors. This experience has given me a broad commercial, regulatory and business perspective.
I began my career at Carrier Mexico as a Contracts Lawyer before joining Industrias AlEn as a Corporate and Intellectual Property Lawyer. I later moved to Mars as Legal Manager, followed by Navistar Mexico, where I held a number of positions, ultimately serving as Director of Legal, Compliance and Government Relations for the company’s global operations outside the United States and Canada. I subsequently joined Honeywell as Legal Director for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean.
Since 2020, I have served as General Counsel for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean at General Motors, where I lead the legal and compliance functions across a complex and highly regulated region. In addition, I co-lead the Generations pillar of General Motors Mexico’s Inclusion and Diversity Committee and the Artificial Intelligence Centre of Excellence within General Motors’ International Legal Department.
Juan Sebastian Crespo, legal director Mexico and global antitrust, Procter & Gamble
International Legal Director with extensive experience leading legal & compliance within global FMCG and Health Care organizations. I have advised Executive Committees on strategic decisions requiring strong legal judgment, business insight and a forward looking approach to risk management.
For more than 15 years, I have driven high impact legal initiatives across Mexico, LATAM and Europe, transforming traditional legal departments into true strategic business partners. My style blends pragmatism, executive clarity and the ability to anticipate risks in complex regulatory environments, always with a focus on growth, reputation and operational continuity.
Enrique Roman, legal compliance director, Grupo Aeromexico
Experienced Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the oil & energy industry. Skilled in Negotiation, International Law, Petroleum, Analytical Skills, and Energy. Strong business development professional graduated from Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México.
Javier Altamirano Hernández, partner, Creel, García-Cuéllar, Aiza y Enríquez
Mr. Altamirano represents a variety of individuals and corporations in complex and high-stakes litigation and proceedings before Mexican courts and various governmental bodies, both at the local and federal level. Among others, he regularly advises financial and credit institutions, insurance companies, construction companies and real estate developers, among others.
Javier advises his clients in the preparation of potential disputes and in the implementation of strategies to prevent legal controversies, mitigate risks and possible contingencies, which allows them to maintain the operation of their businesses on an ongoing basis. In addition, he has in-depth knowledge in procedural, bankruptcy, financial, banking, fiduciary, insurance, corporate, real estate and family law.
Mr. Altamirano obtained his law degree (JD) from Universidad Anáhuac in 1999, with Honors.
His native language is Spanish, and he is proficient in English.
Carlos Marcín Pallares, head of litigation and employment law, Grupo Financiero Banamex
Carlos Marcín Pallares is a Legal Managing Director with more than 30 years of experience in both private practice and in-house legal roles. He currently serves as Head of Litigation and Employment Law at Grupo Financiero Banamex, where he oversees all litigation and employment matters across the financial group.
Carlos earned his Law Degree from Universidad Iberoamericana, graduating with honors, and completed postgraduate studies in U.S. law at Georgetown University Law Center. He also holds a specialization in Civil and Notarial Law from Universidad Iberoamericana and completed the Leadership for Excellence program at the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.
Prior to joining Banamex, Carlos was a partner and head of litigation practices at a leading Mexican law firm. Throughout his private practice career, he advised and represented domestic and international clients in complex commercial, financial, and civil disputes, with a particular focus on financial institutions. He has taught civil procedural law, as well as other legal and litigation-related subjects, at several Mexican universities and served as editor and legal reviewer for Editorial Porrúa on various legal publications.
Rina Salime Dagdug Galan, corporate general counsel, Grupo FRISA
David Eugenio Puente Tostado, partner (labour & employment), Basham
David Puente is a leading labour and employment lawyer with extensive experience advising domestic and international businesses on collective and individual employment law, labour relations and social security matters. Renowned for his strategic, business-oriented approach, he combines advisory and contentious expertise to help clients navigate complex workplace and regulatory challenges.
David has a particularly strong track record in collective bargaining, with significant experience in the automotive and power generation sectors. He is highly regarded for his handling of complex individual and collective labour disputes, as well as social security litigation, and regularly advises employers on sensitive workforce matters and industrial relations strategies.
A respected figure within the legal and business communities, David has served as Coordinator of the Labour Law Committee of the Mexican Bar Association in Monterrey, President of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Monterrey, and Coordinator of the Human Resources Committee of the American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham). He currently coordinates the Labour Committee of the Mexican Institute of Finance Executives (IMEF) and is a member of both the International Bar Association (IBA) and the American Bar Association (ABA). He was also an officially certified English–Spanish legal translator, authorised by the Superior Court of Justice of the State of Nuevo León.
Alongside his legal practice, David is a regular speaker at conferences and seminars organised by professional associations and chambers of commerce, where he lectures on labour and employment law. In recognition of his commitment to community service, he received the 2011 Pro Bono Award from the Mexican Bar Association.
David is consistently recognised by Chambers and Partners, The Legal 500, Who’s Who Legal and Latin Lawyer 250 as one of Mexico’s leading labour and employment practitioners. He is widely regarded as one of the country’s foremost lawyers in labour and social security law, with a particularly strong reputation in northern Mexico.
Sergio Barajas, partner (international trade), Basham
Sergio Barajas is a partner and member of the firm’s Strategic Committee, with more than 24 years’ experience advising clients on customs, foreign trade, administrative and tax matters related to international trade. He specialises in complex advisory and contentious work, as well as government relations strategies involving customs matters, and regularly advises leading national business chambers and industry organisations.
Over the course of his career, Sergio has acted on significant customs disputes, unfair trade practices, the interpretation and application of international trade treaties and agreements to which Mexico is a party, and administrative matters. He has also advised clients on the effective use of federal government trade instruments to support manufacturing, production and export operations.
Sergio holds a Bachelor of Laws (LLB) from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and completed postgraduate studies in Tax Law, Administrative Law, Constitutional (Amparo) Law, Commercial Law, and Industrial and Intellectual Property Law at Universidad Panamericana. He has also completed executive diploma programmes in the North American Legal System, Unfair Trade Practices and Trade Safeguards, and Executive Management.
A recognised thought leader in international trade law, Sergio serves as National President of the Mexican Institute of Foreign Trade Executives (IMECE) and is a member of the Mexican Bar Association (BMA). He previously represented the private sector before the Intersecretarial Commission of the Automotive Industry (CIIA) and has served as President of both the Committee on Foreign Trade and Customs Regulation and the SAT Tariff Classification Committee.
Alongside his legal practice, Sergio has an extensive academic profile. For more than 17 years, he has lectured on IMECE’s Diploma in Foreign Trade, teaching the modules on Post-Clearance Customs Audits and Customs and Foreign Trade Remedies. He is also Professor of Customs Law on the Master’s in Tax Law programme at Universidad Panamericana, Aguascalientes campus.
Sergio is the editor of Expert in Foreign Trade and Customs and the author of the chapters Post-Clearance Customs Audits and Legal Remedies, published by Thomson Reuters and IMECE. He has also written numerous articles for leading specialist legal publications.
His expertise has been recognised by Chambers and Partners, The Legal 500, Best Lawyers and the World Trade Organization, which consistently rank him among Mexico’s leading practitioners in international trade and customs law.
Gerardo Nieto, partner (tax), Basham
Gerardo Nieto is a partner at Basham, Ringe y Correa, and a member of the firm’s Strategic Committee. With more than 34 years’ experience, he is widely recognised as one of Mexico’s leading tax lawyers, advising domestic and international clients on complex tax, administrative, constitutional and social security matters. His practice combines high-level advisory work, strategic planning and litigation, making him a trusted business adviser on some of the country’s most significant tax disputes.
Gerardo has been a partner at Basham since 2000 and has built a distinguished reputation for representing clients in complex tax controversies and administrative proceedings. His expertise spans tax litigation, constitutional challenges, transfer pricing, tax treaty interpretation and strategic tax planning.
An active leader within the legal profession, Gerardo is National Past President of the Mexican Corporate Counsel Association (ANADE), Past Global Chair of Lex Mundi’s Tax Committee and Past President of the General Council of the Mexican Bar Association. He currently serves as Vice Chair of the Mexico Chapter of the American Bar Association. He is also a member of the International Fiscal Association (IFA), the International Bar Association (IBA), the International VAT Association (IVA), the American Bar Association (ABA) and the ICC Mexico Tax Commission, among other professional organisations.
Alongside his legal practice, Gerardo has made a significant contribution to legal education. For more than 25 years, he has taught on the Master’s in Tax Law programme at Universidad Panamericana, across both its Mexico City and Guadalajara campuses. He is also a frequent speaker at national and international conferences organised by universities, professional associations and leading business organisations.
Gerardo is Academic Coordinator and co-author of the ANADE Legal Manual for Businesses and co-author of Practicum: Tax Controversy, published by Thomson Reuters. He is also the author of the essay The Unconstitutionality of the Assets Tax Law and the creator of the Perimetric Principle, an innovative legal framework for the interpretation and application of double taxation treaties, which has been examined by the Supreme Court of Justice of Mexico. In addition, he has written numerous articles for leading specialist legal publications.
His work has earned consistent recognition from Chambers and Partners, The Legal 500, Who’s Who Legal, International Tax Review and Best Lawyers, among others. In 2018, he was named Transfer Pricing Lawyer of the Year by Lawyer Monthly, and in 2025 he was recognised as Mexican Tax Lawyer of the Year by Legal 500.
Gerardo Prado Hernández, partner, Holland & Knight
Gerardo Prado Hernández is corporate attorney in Holland & Knight’s Monterrey office. Mr. Prado advises local and international clients on corporate, commercial, mergers and acquisitions (M&A), general regulatory compliance and energy projects, with an emphasis on renewable energy. He has more than 30 years of experience guiding local and foreign investors in establishing, resizing, restructuring and selling their operations in Mexico.
Mr. Prado is responsible for ensuring that all legal matters that impact the projects and operations of his clients – including without limitation, corporate, real estate, tax and regulatory aspects – are properly considered, He also supervises litigation and administrative procedures relevant to clients.
As a result of his years of work in multiple direct investment projects, joint ventures, acquisitions, reorganizations, asset segregation or sales, and company dissolution and liquidation processes, Mr. Prado has gained in-depth knowledge and experience in the automotive, steel, electrical, electronic and retail sales sectors. In addition, he regularly carries out general supervision of projects related to contractual matters, company incorporation and divestment operations.
Mr. Prado has extensive knowledge in the energy, electricity and renewable energy sectors. He has obtained certification as a consultant in the matter of the Wholesale Electricity Market from the National Center for Energy Control (CENACE).
Elena Robles, legal director, Estafeta Mexican
Elena Robles has extensive experience advising international companies establishing operations in Mexico across a wide range of sectors, including software, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, electronics, automotive, agriculture, IT and telecommunications. She also advises investors focused on acquiring businesses in these sectors or establishing joint ventures in Mexico.
Her practice covers company formation and entity selection, corporate governance and shareholders’ agreements, as well as advising clients on legal structuring and funding strategies, mergers and acquisitions, corporate reorganisations and restructurings, including business and divisional acquisitions and disposals.
Alejandra Melgoza, partner and head of legal, Beel Infrastracture Partners
Alejandra is Partner and Head of the Portfolio Management and Compliance division at Beel Infrastructure Partners. She has more than 15 years’ experience as a lawyer in New York and Mexico, having advised on more than 50 project finance, mergers and acquisitions, and capital markets transactions.
Before joining Beel, Alejandra worked at Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton in New York and at Mijares Angoitia Cortés y Fuentes in Mexico.
She holds a Law degree from ITAM and an LLM in Banking and Financial Law from Boston University. She is qualified to practise law in both Mexico and New York and is admitted to the New York State Bar.
Juan Francisco Valles Torrescano, managing director, Macquarie Group
Juan Francisco Valles is a Managing Director at Macquarie Asset Management, where he has led the firm’s expansion in Latin America since 2014, with a focus on infrastructure, energy, and alternative investments. In his role, he is responsible for the origination and structuring of transactions, the execution of M&A processes and strategic acquisitions, as well as the management of institutional investor relationships for the firm’s Mexican funds. He serves as a member of the Technical Committee of the Macquarie Mexican Infrastructure Fund and has held board positions across several portfolio companies, including Mexico Telecom Partners, Generadora Eléctrica San Rafael, Parque Solar Coahuila, Citla Energy, and Altán Redes. He is also actively engaged in the industry through AMEXCAP and AMEFIBRA, where he previously chaired the Tax Committee.
Francisco Con J. Garza, CCO, Saavi Energia
Francisco has 20 years of experience in the energy sector, including the development, contracting, and financing of power generation plants; operations in wholesale electricity and gas markets; commercial management, regulatory analysis, and the design and implementation of industrial decarbonization strategies.
He is currently the Chief Commercial Officer at Saavi Energía, one of the leading private players in the Mexican electricity sector.
Prior to this, he served as Global Head of Electricity at CEMEX, where he was responsible for the development, management, and decarbonization of the company’s global electricity supply.
Between 2023 and 2026, he presided over the Asociación de Comercializadores de Energía, A.C. (ACE), an organization that brings together 28 companies active in gas and electricity commercialization in Mexico. He has also served as a board member for other associations in the energy sector and in energy commissions across various business chambers.
Francisco holds a degree in Industrial Physics Engineering from Tecnológico de Monterrey, an MSc in Energy and Environmental Engineering from the EPF School of Engineering in Paris, France, and a Master’s in Management, Technology, and Economics from ETH Zurich.