Mexico City, May 18-21, 2024

We would like to share with you our exciting trip to Mexico City, organized by AICO on the occasion of the fifty-second meeting of the Board of Directors of the Ibero-American Association of Chambers of Commerce, Industry and Services.
This event coincided with the celebration of the sesquicentennial anniversary of CANACO CDMX, the oldest Chamber in Latin America, and the ninetieth anniversary of the Inter-American Commercial Arbitration Commission, CIAC, which added special significance to our participation.

The first evening we enjoyed a fantastic welcome cocktail party, where we were able to begin making valuable connections and prepare for the days ahead.
Our trip continued with a tour of the city, exploring historic sites such as Coyoacán and the Church of San Juan Bautista, followed by a cultural experience at the Coyoacán Market. This was a perfect prelude to what would be an enriching series of events.

We attended the official inauguration with speeches by important dignitaries, some of them being: José de Jesús Rodríguez Cárdenas, Francisco Herrero, Liliana Sánchez, Martí Batres Guadarrama, Miguel Torruco Marqués and Nathalie Desplas. Then focused on crucial topics such as artificial intelligence and disruptive technologies, highlighting a keynote lecture by Frédéric García. We participated in talks on nearshoring and renewable energies, with panelists such as Altagracia Gómez, Carla Medina and Ángel Asensio, who offered valuable perspectives on these emerging sectors. There was also a conservatory on the Ibero-American economic situation with important panelists such as Julián Domínguez, Larry Rubin, Víctor Pavón Villamayor and Vicente Gutiérrez Camposeco.

Advixy, the President of AICO and the Chamber of Commerce of Seville, the Director of the International Area of the Chamber of Commerce of Seville
Advixy accompanied by the different representatives of the Chambers of Commerce in the Canary Islands.

Advixy was present at this event to inform the Ibero-American world about the tax benefits of the Canary Islands, which represent an ideal gateway to expand business to Europe and Africa, and tohighlight how these advantages can facilitate the growth and internationalization of companies.

In addition to the business activities, this trip offered us the opportunity to learn more about the cultural aspects of Mexico and its rich tradition. These moments allowed us not only to better understand the business environment, but also to appreciate the deep cultural heritage that Mexico has to offer. We were also able to enjoy the amazing voice of José de Jesús Rodríguez Cárdenas, who delighted us with his music.

The last day focused on sustainability within the framework of the Agenda two thousand and thirty, with a panel that included several experts such as Ovidio Claros Polanco, Natalio Mario Grinman, Xavier Coronas, Roberto de la Torre, Mónica Conde and Alejandro Gómez Tamez, who referred to the regional economy. The day concluded with a splendid closing dinner, where we had the pleasure of celebrating the bonds forged and the knowledge acquired, framed by these significant anniversaries.

Thank you for following us on this journey and we hope we have inspired you to explore new opportunities across borders!

The Advixy delegate team
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Who is our biggest competitor? An introspective perspective

I am often asked, “Who is our biggest competitor?” my answer could be immediate, but I prefer to take the conversation into deeper introspection. Let’s reflect together on what we do and why we do it, and how we got to where we are.

We are entrepreneurs, each with a history, a beginning and a trajectory that defines us. Traditionally, we might think of a competitor as other professionals or companies that operate in our same sector and perform similar activities. However, with accumulated experience, I have learned that this view can be limiting. From my perspective, our biggest competitor is ourselves.

It all starts with an idea. From that moment on, we embark on a tireless journey to bring that idea to success, guided by our own vision of the niche, the product and the communication. Our task is to create something different, something that identifies us and distinguishes us in the market.

Over the years, many entrepreneurs have passed through our consulting firm, and although many shared the same sector and product, what really differentiated them was their perception and unique vision of the product. Being an entrepreneur is, without a doubt, a constant challenge; it is knowing where to run in a sea of thoughts and ideas, learning to show what we want others to perceive, and achieving a total identification with our brand, our product and our ideas.

In addition, my role as a consultant allows me to see beyond the beginning of each project. Often, when someone shares their idea with me, I can visualize their potential and strategies that they have not yet considered. This allows me to help them organize and outline their path to success. I love my work because it is not limited to a desk or an office; it is much more than laws and numbers.

My experience is broad, from helping a family business struggling to organize and move forward, to working with billion-dollar corporations with global strategies. To me, having vision means being able to transform a freelancer into a partnership and continue to push it towards growth.

That’s why you won’t find me behind a desk. I prefer to be by my clients’ side at every stage of the process, being one of their team and leading them to success. This is my passion and my commitment.

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