Peru 2025
Supported by the Association of Corporate Counsel
Head of legal and compliance | Urbanova Inmobiliaria
Legal and regulatory compliance manager | Inchcape Perú
Senior legal counsel and compliance officer (Chile & Perú ) | BASF
Legal and compliance director | Grupo Prosegur Perú
Superintendent Legal Mining and Regulatory Affairs | Minera Las Bambas
Vicepresident legal and corporate secretary | Scotiabank Perú
Legal and corporate affairs manager | Sky Airlines
Legal affairs and land access manager | Minera Las Bambas
Executive vicepresident of legal and corporate affairs | RIMAC Seguros y Reaseguros
Senior legal manager Perú | Xiaomi Technologies Perú
Manager of the legal and the general secretariat division | Banco GNB Perú
Head of regulatory affairs and governments relations | Valero Perú
Deputy legal and commercial manager | Banco Santander Perú
Legal and government relations manager Peru & Bolivia | Kimberly-Clark Perú
Superintendent of legal affairs and permits | AMG-Auplata Mining Group Perú
Manager of corporate and regulatory affairs | CONTUGAS
Legal and institutional relations manager | Delosi Group
Legal and corporate affairs manager | San Martín Contratistas Generales
Head of legal and public affairs | Nestlé Perú and Bolivia
Business affairs counsel for Latin America | Hitachi Rail
Corporate legal, compliance, sustainability | Tramarsa
Senior legal and regulatory compliance manager | Transportadora de Gas del Perú TGP
Regional legal, audit and compliance director | Expertia Travel – The Carlyle Group
Corporate deputy manager of human management and legal affairs | Suiza Lab
Legal and risk manager | Corporación Peruana de Productos Químicos- QROMA
Legal and compliance deputy manager | Protecta
Vice president of sustainability and corporate affairs | Minera Las Bambas
Legal and corporate affairs senior director | DP World Perú
Regulatory and corporate affairs head | Corporación Peruana de Productos Químicos- QROMA
General counsel and corporate affairs VP | Grupo Breca
Director of legal, regulatory and public affairs | PangeaCo
Legal director and corporate affairs | Urbanova Inmobiliaria
Manager of controversial legal affairs | Telefónica del Perú
Vicepresident legal and regulatory affairs | Gilat Networks Perú
It is with great pleasure that I introduce the 2025 edition of the GC Powerlist: Peru, a publication that celebrates the outstanding achievements and far-reaching influence of the country’s most impressive in-house legal professionals. It has been a privilege to lead this year’s research and connect with a wide range of legal minds whose dedication, innovation, and resilience continue to shape the Peruvian corporate landscape in remarkable ways.
This edition highlights the legal leaders who have not only demonstrated legal excellence but also displayed extraordinary foresight in navigating today’s evolving challenges — whether regulatory, technological, or strategic. Their stories, insights, and approaches to leadership reflect a profession that is increasingly central to business decision-making and risk management at the highest level.
From sectors such as energy and infrastructure to financial services, telecommunications, and beyond, this year’s featured counsel bring with them a depth of expertise that transcends traditional legal boundaries. They are not merely stewards of legal compliance; they are trusted business partners, strategic thinkers, and guardians of corporate integrity.
What stands out most in this edition is the unshakeable commitment to adaptability and long-term thinking. Whether dealing with regulatory complexity, fast-moving political developments or digital transformation, Peru’s in-house legal professionals are meeting the moment with confidence and clarity. Many have also embraced the role of agents for change, leading the way on key issues such as sustainability, ethical governance, and diversity and inclusion.
You will find in these pages not only recognition of established figures, but also a spotlight on emerging talent — individuals whose drive and fresh perspectives are already leaving their mark on the profession. Their collective voice provides a window into the current and future direction of in-house legal work in Peru, and a testament to its vitality, innovation, and global relevance.
On behalf of The Legal 500, I extend my sincere thanks to all those who took the time to share their experiences with us. It is an honour to present this year’s GC Powerlist: Peru — a showcase of the finest in-house lawyers working in the country today and a celebration of the essential role they play in shaping the future of Peruvian business.
Margherita Birri
Research Editor
The Legal 500
Legal 500’s 2025 edition of the GC Summit Taiwan 2025 at the Mandarin Oriental Taipei raised the bar for GC-focused, content led events for corporate counsel in Taiwan. The event provided an invaluable opportunity for the in-house legal community in this dynamic and globally respected market to explore the challenges and opportunities shaping their profession in an increasingly complex global landscape.
Opening remarks were delivered by Joe Boswell, Global Editor of The Legal 500’s GC Powerlist series, who welcomed attendees and highlighted the Summit’s central theme of in-house lawyers leading with agility and foresight in a rapidly changing world. Boswell emphasised the strength and dynamism of Taiwan’s legal community, setting the tone for an afternoon of thoughtful and practical dialogue. He then introduced Lois Lin, Chief Legal Officer of Wiwynn Corporation, who officially opened the day’s proceedings with remarks on innovation, collaboration, and leadership within Taiwan’s corporate legal sector, particularly in regards to utilising AI and legal tech tools within a modern legal department.
The first panel Powering Digital Growth: Challenges and Opportunities in Taiwan’s Data Center Landscape, examined the infrastructure driving Taiwan’s digital expansion. Ken-Ying Tseng, Lily Kuo, and Chi Lee of Lee and Li discussed how legal teams can balance rapid technological growth with compliance, sustainability, and innovation, offering practical insights into the evolving regulatory environment surrounding data centres.
The second session, U.S. Tariffs, Export Controls, and Sanctions Under the New Administration: Implications for Taiwan’s Exporters, featured Winston Y. Chan and Matthew S. Axelrod, Partners at Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher LLP. Drawing on their experience as former U.S. government enforcement officials, they provided a compelling analysis of shifting U.S. trade policies under the new administration and their implications for Taiwan’s exporters.
Following this, Winning in the Federal Circuit: Recent Case Studies brought James Lin and Matthew Wawrzyn, Partners at FisherBroyles, to the stage for a fascinating discussion on Federal Circuit litigation strategy. Sharing lessons from cases they personally argued and won, the panellists provided attendees with practical takeaways on managing cross-border IP disputes.
The final session, AI for In-House Legal Teams: Evolution or Revolution?, explored the realities of AI adoption within corporate legal departments. Jolie Shu Chun Liao, Hsiao Wei (William) Tsai, Christine Yang, and Sabrina Chang shared insights into how technology is reshaping workflows, decision-making, and the role of legal teams across industries.
The event concluded with closing remarks from Joe Boswell, followed by drinks and canapés, where attendees continued the discussion in a relaxed setting. The GC Summit Taiwan 2025 reaffirmed The Legal 500’s commitment to providing a platform for Taiwan’s in-house counsel to share experiences, gain insights, and shape the future of the legal profession.
