Sergio Díaz-Granados is the Executive President of CAF - Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean. He is a lawyer from the Externado University of Colombia with postgraduate studies in Public Management for social development from INAP (Spain) and higher studies in Constitutional Law from the University of Salamanca (Spain). His extensive career includes roles such as Minister of Commerce, Industry, and Tourism of Colombia, Vice Minister of Business Development, and President of the Boards of Directors of Bancoldex and ProColombia.

Federico Sturzenegger is the Minister of Deregulation and State Transformation of Argentina. He holds a PhD in Economics from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and a degree in Economics from the Universidad Nacional de La Plata. Sturzenegger has held various significant roles, including President of the Central Bank of Argentina, National Deputy, Chief Economist at YPF, and Chairman of Banco Ciudad. He has also served as a professor at Universidad Torcuato Di Tella and has published extensively on economic policy, finance, and macroeconomics.

Andrés Agustín Silva es el gerente de Finanzas y Nuevos Negocios del Grupo Arcor, responsable de la Tesorería, Mercado de Capitales, Relaciones con Inversores Institucionales y Nuevos Negocios. 

Se incorporó al Grupo Arcor en 1996 como analista senior de Planeamiento y Control de Gestión Corporativo, y desde el año 2015 es el gerente de Finanzas del Grupo. 

Anteriormente, se desempeñó en diferentes posiciones en Bunge & Born Comercial, Grupo Bunge and Molinos Rio de la Plata. 

Mauricio Consulo is the Head of the Tech Team for Latin America in Amazon Web Services' Worldwide Public Sector Industries division. He holds a degree in Systems Engineering from the Universidad Tecnológica Nacional and a Master of Business Administration from the Universidad del CEMA. Consulo has extensive experience in the tech industry. During his last 5 years in AWS, he served as Head of Industry Solutions, Migrations & Customer Success - Public Sector Latam, Canada & Caribbean and Senior Manager, Specialty Sales.

Pilar Manchón is the Senior Director of AI Engineering and Research Strategy at Google. She has over 22 years of experience in the AI industry, having held leadership positions at Roku, Amazon, and Intel. Manchón founded Intelligent Dialogue Systems, later acquired by Standard & Poor’s.

Ignacio “Nacho” Torres is the Governor of Chubut, taking office in December 2023. He has a degree in Business Administration from Universidad Argentina de la Empresa. In 2015, Torres became the president of the Chubut chapter of Fundación Pensar, a Propuesta Republicana (PRO) think tank. He entered politics in 2019 when he served as a Deputy and then Senator. He won the gubernatorial election in 2023. Torres is focused on policies addressing Patagonian interests, including energy and economic development.

Roberto Prado is currently the VP of Solution Engineering at Salesforce for LATAM and a professor in the MBA program for IT Management and Cloud Computing at UFSCar Sorocaba (SP) GETIC. With a career spanning over two decades in the technology sector, Roberto spent 18 years at Microsoft, holding various key positions.

Carlos Sadir is the Governor of the Province of Jujuy. He is a public accountant from the National University of Jujuy (UNJu) and has served as a professor at the Faculty of Economic Sciences at UNJu. Sadir has held various positions in the provincial government, including Minister of Treasury and Finance. He was elected to the San Salvador Municipal Council and later served as its president. Sadir's gubernatorial campaign succeeded in the 2023 election with almost 50% of the vote.

Rolando Figueroa is the Governor of the Province of Neuquén. He is a public accountant and lawyer from the National University of Comahue. Figueroa has served as mayor of Chos Malal, vice-governor of Neuquén, and National Deputy for the Neuquén Popular Movement (MPN). In 2023, he won the gubernatorial election with support from his Comunidad party and a coalition of opposition parties, ending 60 years of MPN rule in the province.