Flavio Cardoso has been the senior vice president and CEO for Latin America at American Tower Corporation since the end of 2020. In the past, he served as the CEO of American Tower for seven years in Brazil, where he focused on the development, growth, and transformation of the organization, started new business models, and created a solid infrastructure for wireless connectivity in the national territory.

Horacio Duarte Olivares holds a law degree from the National Autonomous University of Mexico, a master's degree in the study and prevention of gender violence from the University of Salamanca in Spain, and a master's degree in constitutional procedural law from the Universidad Panamericana. He has several studies in government, public policy, and government financial engineering. He currently serves as the undersecretary of employment and labor productivity for the federal government.

Juan Pablo de Botton is the deputy minister of expenditures for the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit in Mexico. He served as head of the Banco de Comercio Exterior (Bancomext) and Nacional Financiera (Nafin) since March, 2022. He also served as the general administrator of planning in the Tax Administration Service (SAT). In his management, he strengthened risk models through massive data exploitations and preloads of tax return information.

Rogelio Ramírez de la O has been Mexico's minister of finance and public credit since 2021. He has served as counsel and advisor to numerous Mexican and foreign companies with investments in Mexico and has made a permanent evaluation of economic policy and its impact on the performance of growth, employment, and distribution. He served as an independent director of Consorcio Peña Verde and has been a director of Reaseguradora Patria, a company of the same Peña Verde group. He was an independent director of Grupo Modelo and international banks.

Cristina Guevara is a public policy programs associate at Americas Society/Council of the Americas, where she covers the Andean Region, the Women’s Hemispheric Network initiative, and her home country, Panama. Cristina has conducted extensive research on corruption, gender equality, public-private partnerships, and sustainable development across the Americas.

Jackie Berardo is a former venture capitalist and current UX researcher at Instagram. It was her passion for financial empowerment and the creator economy that led her to NFTs and Web3. Jackie joined Surge to identify and mitigate barriers to mass adoption.

As a software engineer and programming teacher, Juliette Chevalier works as a developer advocate at Aragon, helping engineers build the future of work through DAOs. She met co-founder Denise Schaefer online through a Web3 online course. The two have been building Surge remotely ever since.

Yamaguchi Naotaka is Resident Representative of the Japan International Cooperation Agency (JICA) in Guatemala.

Prior to joining JICA he served as a researcher at Global Environmental Forum in Japan and devoted in Project World Heritage. He covered all the UNESCO World Heritage sites in South America and India for conservation.

In JICA he worked at several departments in Tokyo headquarters. He has experiences as a resident official in Bolivia and Dominican Republic.