by US-Mexico Foundation
Proyecto 1954 es el Podcast de US-México Foundation, conducido por Enrique Perret. Aquí encontrarás entrevistas con personas que tienen participación en la relación México - Estados Unidos ¿Por qué Proyecto 1954? 1954 son las millas que dividen pero sobre todo que unen a nuestros dos países.
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June 29, 2026
Desde el North Capital Meridian Diplomacy Forum en Washington, DC, Susana Sáenz platicó con Paola Beltrán, directora para México y Latinoamérica de Woodpack Global, sobre una industria que mueve el comercio mundial desde atrás. Aunque pocas veces se habla de ellas, cerca del 90% de las exportaciones viajan sobre una tarima de madera y detrás de ese negocio hay más de 800 empresas a nivel global, alrededor de 100 en Latinoamérica y una industria valuada en más de $800 millones de dólares. Durante la entrevista, exploran por qué pallets, contenedores y embalajes son un eslabón crítico para la integración comercial de Norteamérica, cómo resistieron el boom logístico de la pandemia y por qué la automatización, el reciclaje y la economía circular están transformando uno de los componentes menos vistos —pero indispensables— de las cadenas de suministro globales.
June 15, 2026
From the North Capital Meridian Diplomacy Forum in Washington, D.C., Susana Sáenz speaks with Ryan Croft, Director for Latin America at Teamworks, and Advisory Council at the U.S.-Mexico Foundation, about one of the least discussed business opportunities surrounding the 2026 FIFA World Cup: the technological transformation of the sports industry. With more than 7,000 teams across dozens of countries using its platform — including 100% of the NFL, the Premier League, and the NHL — Teamworks recently surpassed a $1 billion valuation following a $235 million funding round. According to Croft, Mexico is poised to become one of the company's fastest-growing markets, driven by the influx of private capital, the professionalization of sports clubs, and the adoption of data- and AI-driven technologies. - Desde el North Capital Meridian Diplomacy Forum en Washington, DC, Susana Sáenz platica con Ryan Croft, Director para Latinoamérica de Teamworks, y Advisory Council de la U.S.-Mexico Foundation, sobre una de las oportunidades de negocio menos discutidas alrededor del Mundial 2026: la transformación tecnológica de la industria deportiva. Con más de 7,000 equipos en decenas de países que usan su plataforma —incluyendo el 100% de la NFL, la Premier League y la NHL—, Teamworks acaba de alcanzar una valuación superior a los $1,000 mdd tras levantar $235 mdd. Para Croft, México será uno de sus mercados de mayor crecimiento, impulsado por la llegada de capital privado, la profesionalización de clubes y la adopción de herramientas basadas en datos e inteligencia artificial.
June 8, 2026
From the North Capital Meridian Diplomacy Forum in Washington, DC, Susana Sáenz and Emilio Cadena speak with Penny Lee, CEO of the Financial Technology Association, about how Mexico has become a strategic market for frictionless fintech operations. While the United States continues to operate under a highly fragmented system—with more than 4,300 banks compared to 50 in Mexico, and dozens of state and federal regulators requiring institutions to navigate hundreds of licenses—Mexico is advancing more rapidly in digital adoption, especially in payments, digital assets, and stablecoins. They also discuss the importance of remittances and the barriers that could push users toward informal financial systems. - Desde el North Capital Meridian Diplomacy Forum en DC, Susana Sáenz y Emilio Cadena platican con Penny Lee, CEO de la Financial Technology Association de Washington, sobre cómo México se ha convertido en un mercado estratégico para que las fintech operen sin fricción. Mientras EUA sigue operando con un sistema altamente fragmentado, con más de 4,300 bancos vs 50 en México y decenas de reguladores estatales y federales que obligan a estas instituciones a navegar cientos de licencias— México está avanzando más rápido en adopción digital, especialmente en pagos, activos digitales y stablecoins. También hablaron de la relevancia de las remesas y las barreras que podrían llevar a sistemas informales.
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Proyecto 1954 es el Podcast de US-México Foundation, conducido por Enrique Perret. Aquí encontrarás entrevistas con personas que tienen participación en la relación México - Estados Unidos
¿Por qué Proyecto 1954? 1954 son las millas que dividen pero sobre todo que unen a nuestros dos países.
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