Pablo Quirno is the Minister of Foreign Affairs, International Trade and Worship of Argentina.

Rafael Mattje is a technology executive with over 18 years of experience shaping digital transformation across Latin America. He currently serves as interim country manager for AWS Chile and head of technology for AWS's South of Latin America (SOLA) region, where he partners with enterprise leaders to turn technology adoption into tangible business results, helping build Latin America's fastest-growing AWS region.

Paula García-Uriburu is the general manager of Moody’s Local Chile, leading the company’s commercial strategy, regulatory relationships, and overall business operations.

With more than 20 years of experience in financial markets and credit risk, she has extensive expertise in credit ratings, capital markets, and stakeholder engagement.

She currently oversees Moody’s Local’s growth and development in the Chilean market, driving the integration of global best practices with local market knowledge.

Alberto Naudon Dell'Oro has been deputy governor of the Central Bank of Chile since January 8, 2026 and will serve until March 22, 2028.

Prior to his appointment to the Board, and since September 2014, he served as head of the research division of the Central Bank of Chile.

He is a commercial engineer from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, where he received the Raúl Iver Award as the top graduate of the class of 2000, and holds a master’s degree and a PhD in Economics from the University of California, Los Angeles, United States.

Alice Martins Gistelinck is a digital banking executive and chief digital officer at Banco BICE, where she leads digital strategy, product development, and digital transformation. She is currently driving the adoption of AI-led software development within the bank’s digital factory and co-leading the technological integration of Banco BICE and Banco Security. A Stanford MBA graduate, Alice brings an international, innovation-driven perspective to building digital solutions that improve customer experience and accelerate business growth.

Marlene Daut teaches courses in anglophone and francophone Caribbean, African American, and French colonial literary and historical studies. Primarily a literary and intellectual historian of the Caribbean, she writes about the history of the Haitian Revolution, literary cultures of the greater Caribbean, and racial politics in global media, especially as appears in film, television, and art.