Alejandro Echeverría leads one of the biggest MROs in the Americas to provide the highest results in Safety, Quality and Performance. More than 30 years of wide experience, in ENAER, LATAM Airlines and Airman MRO, have allowed him to be deeply involved in all Strategic, Maintenance and Engineering activities in the aviation industry. His leadership and knowledge enables the organization to provide world class services, creating added value and high satisfaction levels to Aeroman’s customers.

Sebastian Ponce de Leon is a principal in the Pay for Results practice at Mercer Colombia, bringing over eigh years of experience in Strategic and Human Management consulting, as well as leadership roles in multinational companies and startups across Human Resources and Customer Experience. He holds a degree in business administration from Universidad de los Andes and an MBA from Babson College in Boston.

IAEA Director General Rafael Mariano Grossi (born 29 January 1961), who assumed office on 3 December 2019, is a diplomat with 40 years of experience in a wide number of fields, including peace and security, non-proliferation and disarmament, and international development.

He works at the intersection of security, science and development, and is frequently an impartial diplomatic broker, mediating during moments of international crisis.

Sebastián Vazquez Sangiorgio is a senior principal at Mercer and leader of the Mercer Consulting Hub for Latin America.

He has worked since 2009 in Mercer's offices in Argentina, Colombia, Mexico, and Peru, and is now based in Chile.

Richard Lapper is an independent journalist and consultant. He worked at the Financial Times between 1990 and 2015. He was the newspaper’s Latin America editor between 1998 and 2008, headed up the FT’s investment research service on Latin America from 2010 until 2015, and the entire emerging market research service between 2014 and 2015. Lapper was also Southern Africa bureau chief (2008–2010), capital markets editor (1994–1997) and financial news editor (1997–1998).