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Latin America: A New Era of Opportunity
Latin America's untapped economic potential is vast, ranging from energy capabilities and critic
al mineral reserves to its burgeoning digital economy.
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Latin America: Unveiling the Next Investment Frontier (Invite only)
Despite trade disruptions, inflation, and political shifts, investor optimism in Latin America r
emains high.
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Part 2: Next Tech Frontier: How Latin America Does It Best
Despite its ups and downs, founders and investors remain deeply committed to Latin America. The
region's intensely digital population leads the way in adopting and utilizing social platforms, driving innovation and opportunity.
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Latin America's Technological Renaissance: Leading the Global Digital Wave
In recent years, Latin America has emerged as a dynamic hub for technological advancement, lever
aging innovation to address societal challenges and propel economic growth.
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The Emerging World of Opportunities: Insights from MI's Global Opportunity Index
Join us for an insightful panel featuring findings from the Milken Institute's Global Opportunit
y Index (GOI).
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Global Investors' View: Mexico (Invite only)
Explore Mexico's pivotal role as a prime Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) destination, fueled by
the burgeoning nearshoring trend.
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Brazil beyond Borders: A Global Business Partnership Perspective
Join this panel for an illuminating discussion that will delve into Brazil's current explosion o
f technology, sustainability, and digitization initiatives, coupled with a burgeoning global business environment and infrastructural advancements.
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Global Investors' View: Brazil (Invite only)
As Latin America’s largest economy and one of the world’s most resource-rich nations, Brazil con
tinues to be a focal point for global investors.
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Global Water Solutions: Can Innovation Save Us?
The 2024 UN World Water Development Report highlights a stark reality: approximately 2 billion p
eople worldwide lack access to safe drinking water. As climate change exacerbates droughts, this figure continues to climb.
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