On March 2022, Santiago de Querétaro (Mexico) hosted the 3rd Conference of International Network of Michelin Cities !
After 2 postponements due to the global pandemic, the partners of the Network were finally able to gather in Querétaro, as planned a year ago.
The aftermovie :
The agenda (click to download)
The cities had the INMC General Assembly, discussed ongoing and new projects and adopted a declaration in favor of climate neutrality.
The 3rd Conference preview (in Spanish) :
Funded by the City of Querétaro, the INMC association, the City of Clermont-Ferrand and the French Ministry for European & Foreign Affairs
Speakers
Adriana Torres
Vicepresident & COO of Capgemini North Latam
Adriana is a transformer of hundreds of organizations with stories of exponential growth and improvement in the quality of life of millions of people around the world. She was General Director of TATA Consultancy Services Mexico, being the first Latin woman directing an Asian high-tech company. She is also Co-founder and CEO of Comunidad MiPyME and EducArtec.
Alfredo Molina
Smart Cities Expert
He has more than 10 years of experience in strategic, business and planning consulting in Mexico, Spain, Brazil, Panama, Colombia, Argentina, the Dominican Republic and Paraguay. He has worked with the public, private and multilateral sectors. He focuses on planning, definition of strategies and elaboration of business models for the development of smart cities, energy, electric mobility, social infrastructure and transportation.
Carlos de Regules
Sustainable Development Expert
Carlos has more than 25 years of experience in regulation, risk management, sustainable development, climate change and strategic planning. He was founder and first Executive Director of the Mexican Security, Energy and Environment Agency (ASEA by its name in Spanish) which is in charge of regulating the hydrocarbon sector, responsible for the first risk-based regulatory model in Mexico.
Carlos Guillermo León Rodríguez
Moderador, UN Women Legal Specialist
Carlos holds a Law degree from the Anáhuac University and a Master’s degree in Human Rights with merit from the University of Edinburgh. In his professional activity, he has developed as head of the Executive Secretariat of the Querétaro Human Rights Ombudsman and as an independent legal advisor to the Por Ti Sea Civil Association, in which he conducts strategic litigation in the area of human rights, constitutional and administrative law.
Daniel Zaga
Expert in Economic Development
Daniel has a PhD in Development Economics from the Graduate Institute of Geneva and a Master in Science from the London School of Economics. He also holds a Bachelor Degree in Economics from the University of Buenos Aires and a specialization in econometrics from the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México.
Eduardo de la Peña
Public-Private Partnerships Expert
Within the Public Sector industry, he has worked with various secretaries of state at the highest level of authority, with state governments and with various multilateral organizations. He focuses on providing advice to decision makers and authorities, responding to challenges such as economic development, the promotion of infrastructure projects, transparency and improvements in management.
Etienne Ludwig
Plant Manager at Michelin Mexico
Etienne has been part of the Michelin family for 17 years. He’s had the opportunity of working at different locations such as Canada, Troyes, Clermont-Ferrand, Greenville and currently Querétaro. He is fully committed with Michelin’s sustainability ambitions and is responsible of reopening a workshop that will give tires a longer useful life.
Gemma Santana
Expert in Sustainability, innovation & climate change
Gemma is a social entrepreneur with 17 years of experience in international organizations, civil society organizations, private sector and government. Between 2018 and 2021 she was responsible of coordinating the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development in Mexico.
Gorka Urtaran
Mayor of Vitoria-Gasteiz
Gorka is the Mayor of the city of Vitoria-Gasteiz since 2015. Under his leadership, the city of Vitoria has been implementing different public policies and programs in favor of a more sustainable way of living.
Izarelly Rosillo
International Environmental Consultant
In her career, the development of 20 local laws for the Mexican State and 3 international ones stands out, as well as his impact on the development of various plans and programs on environmental matters.
He has worked for various international organizations, international and national authorities, among which are: World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, German Cooperation Agency GIZ and the Japanese Cooperation Agency JICA.
Katsumi Itagaki
Consul General of Japan in León, México
Japanese Diplomatic who has served in countries such as Spain, Colombia, Panama, Ecuador, Guatemala, Peru and currently Mexico. His professional experience includes international financial cooperation projects, human rights and cultural affairs.
Lorena Jiménez
Local Entrepreneur & COPARMEX Leader
Lorena holds a Bachelor Degree in International Relations and has been running a successful company of the construction industry since 2010. She was elected to be the first chairwomen of COPARMEX in Querétaro. COPARMEX is one of the most important entrepreneurial organizations in Mexico. Currently she is responsible of the Federations Committee of COPARMEX
Luis Pedrero Ojeda
Moderator, Renewable Energies Expert
Luis is a Ph.D. in Physics from the Max Planck Institutes in Germany, an expert in solar energy and a research professor at the Tecnológico de Monterrey.
Mariana Villasuso Téllez Girón
UNDP Entrepreneurship Projects, Economic Recovery and Financial Inclusion Coordinator
Mariana holds a Master’s degree in Public Administration and Public Policies from the School of Government and Public Transformation of Tec de Monterrey. As part of the UNDP in Mexico, she has been Project Coordinator in the Social and Economic Development Unit, where she led the Financial Inclusion Model, the Sustainable Development Report of the banking sector aligned with the 2030 Agenda and the “Transforming Mexico from the local”.
Nathalie Béjot-Seeboth
Director of Sustainable Development & Energy at Clermont Auvergne Métropole
Director of Sustainable Development & Energy at Clermont Auvergne Métropole
Rafael Laurenti
Circular Economy & Sustainability Expert
Rafael Laurenti is Professor of the Department of Sustainable Technologies and Civil Engineering of the School of Engineering and Sciences. Rafael has a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Industrial Engineering from the University of Sao Paulo, Brazil. He did a doctorate in Industrial Ecology at the KTH Royal Institute of Technology, in Sweden. He has worked as a researcher at KTH and at the EPFL Swiss Federal Institute of Technology. Before arriving at Tec de Monterrey, Rafael was working as a Senior Sustainability Engineer at the Electrolux company in Italy. His area of activity is circular economy and life cycle analysis.
Rodrigo Vega
Minister of Mobility of the Municipality of Querétaro
Rodrigo is an architect by profession with more than 13 years of experience in public administration.
In 2021 he was appointed as Secretary of one of the youngest dependencies, but with great challenges to improve the urban mobility of the municipality.
Rosa Huertas
Valladolid’s Head of Innovation, Economic Development, Employment & Trade.
Degree in Law and Master in Public Communication.
She is an official of the Higher Corps of Civil Administrators of the State, she has held various managerial positions in the Ministry of the Environment. She joined the Valladolid City Council in 2015, where she is the Director of Innovation, Economic Development, employment and Commerce.
Teresa Solís
Moderator, Creator of the Sustainable Tourism Development Zones framework in Mexico
Teresa works for Deloitte Mexico as an Industry Expert for the Tourism and Regional Development sector. Likewise, she teaches seminars focused on tourism sustainability and participates as a speaker and panelist in local and international forums on issues of sustainable development and innovation in the tourism industry, promoting collaboration between the private, public and academic sectors for the creation of a 2040 vision of Mexican tourism.