Enterprise values v enterprise value: governance and challenges in a new era of sustainable transformation

Like never before, all eyes are on stakeholder impact and sustainability. As a result, General Counsels are now expected to find a balance between implementing expanding enterprise values across a changing operational footprint and ensuring that business transformation strategies are on track.

This roundtable will be an opportunity for general counsel to exchange insights on how they cultivate key stakeholder relationships and cope with a wave of regulations while supporting a business in Latin America.

The event will also be an occasion to share findings from both Lex Mundi’s recent global focus group with general counsels and its latest report, Enterprise values v enterprise value.

Agenda

8.30am Registration
9.00am Roundtable discussion with breakfast
10.30am Event concludes

Speakers

Jorge Carrillo, head of Latin America, global markets, Lex Mundi
As Head of Latin America at Lex Mundi, Jorge develops the organisation’s strategies, resources, and services to help multinational companies address important cross-border legal risks and challenges inside and outside the region. With wide experience in project management, marketing, business development, and corporate strategy within the legal services industry, Jorge also works permanently with over 50 Lex Mundi law firms around the world by helping them determine strategic focus to better serve clients. Jorge typically works with clients at the outset of a transaction or legal project to determine the preferred approach to project execution and serves as a backstop for efficient matter and project management.

Carlos Umaña, managing partner, Brigard Urrutia
Managing partner of Brigard Urrutia since 2012 and partner since 1990, with more than 30 years of experience. He splits his time between several practice areas and is particularly commended for his knowledge in infrastructure, public procurement, utility law and natural resources law.

Per Chambers and Partners, Mr Umaña is highly renowned for his expertise as a ‘skilled negotiator’ and ‘praised for his experience and sharp technical knowledge’. Mr Umaña graduated from the Colegio Mayor de Nuestra Señora del Rosario and holds a master’s degree in Comparative Jurisprudence from New York University School of Law, which he obtained in 1985. Recognised in corporate/M&A, public law, and projects by Chambers & Partners Latin America – 2016 and in corporate M&A in Chambers and Partners Global 2017.