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Robert K. Coughlin
PRESIDENT & CEO, MASSACHUSETTS BIOTECHNOLOGY COUNCIL
Founded in 1985, MassBio’s mission is to advance Massachusetts’ leadership in life sciences to grow the industry.
Eugenio Gerardo Manzano Alba
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, POCHTECA
Pochteca plans to grow organically above the rate of GDP growth and through acquisitions.
Mauricio Morales
GENERAL MANAGER, GALVAPRIME
Galvaprime explains the market for supplying metals to Mexico’s manufacturing sector.
Hon. Blaine Pedersen
MINISTER OF GROWTH, ENTERPRISE AND TRADE, MANITOBA GOVERNMENT
The new Government of Manitoba is determined to bring business to the province and is focusing on mining potential.
Lucy Pamboukdjian
CHIEF COMMERCIAL OFFICER, BOLSA DE SANTIAGO
The Bolsa de Santiago has made partnerships with regional exchanges as well as with the TSXV in order to maximize the exposure of mining companies in Chile to international investors.
Andre Lauzon
VP MANITOBA BUSINESS UNIT, HUDBAY MINERALS
Hudbay Minerals has been mining in Manitoba for more than 90 years and continues exploring the province.
José Luis Uriegas
CEO, GRUPO IDESA
Grupo Idesa has adjusted to Mexico’s energy reforms and is exploring opportunities upstream.
Edison Terra Filho
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, BRASKEM
Braskem's five year investment plan includes a new 450,000 kt/y US PP asset and a firm commitment to develop renewables.
Stefano Maggiolino
PRESIDENT AND CEO, TENOVA HYL
Tenova HYL holds approximately 50% of the direct induced iron (DRI) reduction market, a technology which it has pioneered.
Gerardo Treviño, Carlos Lopez & Roberto Benevides
PARTNERS, DELOITTE
"The market in Mexico used to be only based on price, but now clients are also looking for quality and are able to pay a little more. Companies must have high efficiency and be prepared to produce products when the client needs them.”
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Mexico's chemical industry faces challenges in securing a reliable feedstock supply and maintaining global competitiveness. A shift towards sustainable energy and local production could provide long-term growth opportunities, and some sectors are booming, including Mexico's dynamic chemical distribution market.
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