GLOBAL LATAM 3.0
Produced “live” 27 SEP 23
Welcome into the Global Business Meeting Room™
YES, we are LINKMAKERS™
Ed Cohen, Conference Producer & Moderator. Contact publisher@globalbusiness.media
Global LatAm™ is a multi-edition program bringing together a variety of business people to be introduced and meet, to exchange ideas, chat about themselves and chat about their business brand(s).
Programs are well-organized; UNSCRIPTED by-design.
This creates a “vibe”, a “what’s next” kind of feeling.
Come join us, NO registration fee
Become or a cosponsor (cost $100), talk about your brand and how it helps companies achieve and how your brand helps people.
Cosponsors are invited to fully participate in the conversations.
I invite cosponsors to use my audience to augment and grow your audience.
I call it a win/win, COMARKETING™.
Audience + Distribution worldwide: This program is produced “live” virtually, recorded for global exhibition, distribution, and marketing across the days, weeks, and months subsequent to the original production date.
Program will be used for media training within GlobalPressClub™ (click it). Read all about it. Let’s discuss some day.
Using GTVnetwork™, total audience “reach” (views and impressions) will be across time and space, across borders/cultures, across industries/silos, across generations. It’s business-to-business in 100+ counties; audience “reach” will easily exceed 100,000.
GTVnetwork now includes youtube.com/@globaltvtalkshow, twitter, linkedin, facebook, instagram, and also globaltvtalkshow.com, globalradiotalkshow.com, globalbusinessnews.net . The “smart money” cosponsors want their brand/message to be associated with the topics + the education value because their brands are helping people and assisting companies.
Sponsors greatly benefit from the extensive 365-7-24 nonstop, global free access.
Think long-term positive PR. CoSponsor fee $100.
Show the world of business people your brand; talk about how your brand has helped a company achieve solve a problem; talk about how your brand has helped someone.
Contact publisher@globalbusiness.media
Meet the Leaders
Kimberly Congdon
Los Angeles
Her personal brand is Pᶾ: The power of People, Performance and Profit with a reputation for creating environments where optimism, accountability and enthusiasm are contagious.
Kim Congdon is a Human Resources executive most recently with Herbalife Nutrition; Kim has a proven track record improving business results by aligning culture with business strategies and executing on those strategies.
Kim has extensive background in transforming human capital at tech start-ups, midmarket high growth companies and Fortune 100 companies.
Kim is adept at operating in a broad range of global and domestic businesses.
Her background includes experience in technology and high-tech manufacturing, media and entertainment, distribution, wellness and nutrition, as well as financial services for top and top global brands such as Sony Pictures, Time Warner Cable and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
Kim is recognized as a valued business partner with the ability to drive impactful and sustained results during times of great change such as mergers and acquisitions, IPOs, cultural integration, transforming business models, global realignment and building new organizations.
Her ability to readily engender trust and resolve complex issues, with thoughtfulness and creativity contributes to both short-term and long-term business outcomes.
Kim earned a BS in Psychology and Communications from Emerson College in Boston and is a graduate of the Advanced Human Resources Management Program at the UCLA Anderson School of Management.
Norma
Costa Rica
linkedin.com/in/norman-vargas-857929ab
Experience & Development Manager
PremierDS specializes in providing Immigration & Relocation Solutions support to Multinational Corporations & Relocation Management Companies in South East Florida and 32 countries throughout Latin America & The Caribbean.
Our support includes but is not limited to: • Immigration Services • Destination Services • Temporary Housing Coordination • Temporary Furniture Coordination • Departure Services • Property Management • Tenancy Management • Document Legalizations/Apostilles • Move Management Coordination • Pet Transport Coordination • Cross Cultural & Language Coordination
Currently Servicing – SE Florida (USA), Argentina, Barbados, Belize, Bermuda, Bolivia, Brazil, Cayman Islands, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Cuba, Curaçao, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Guyana, Honduras, Jamaica, Mexico, Nicaragua, Panama, Paraguay, Peru, Puerto Rico, St. Maarten, Suriname, The Bahamas, Trinidad & Tobago, Uruguay and Venezuela.
I have had extensive people related work experience in customer service, expatriate and relocation services, corporate communications, community relations and the shared services industries, providing me with a variety of skills and the ability to work along with different types of people.
I am positive, that given the opportunity, I could lead and fit easily into any team within a company.
As a person who thrives in high-pressure and fast-paced situations, I strive for positive results through the application of my analytical skills and communication abilities.
Additionally, I possess expertise in employee relations and an aptitude for optimizing performance and motivating colleagues. In any position, I can visualize success and identify innovative and effective strategies for achieving it.
I have artfully balanced workplace objectives and productive relationships, inspiring strategies and insightful suggestions to achieve a competitive business edge.
My leadership, communication and collaboration strengths have enabled my professional growth.
Carlos Buesos
Mexico City
Carlos Bueso began his technological career in 1996 at Nortel Networks (Nortel) as Business Development Manager in the Business Unit Wireless in Dallas, Texas.
He later joined Cisco Systems in several roles, such as Marketing Manager of Service Providers for Mexico and leader of the Channel Distribution business in Latin America, where he led the Cisco distribution ecosystem in the region.
In 2004, he became Director of Marketing and Business Development of Cisco Mexico, a position he held for 7 years.
In this position, he led all Cisco’s marketing and business development efforts in the country, including product marketing, planning and commercial operations, demand generation, loyalty and social responsibility and management of advanced technologies.
In 2014, he joined Rackspace as Director of Partners and Alliances for Latin America, then moved to the position of General Manager of Rackspace in Mexico.
In July 2017, he joined the Microsoft Mexico organization in a role dual role, as Director of Partner Programs and as Head of Sales for the SME segment and Corporate Accounts. During this position, he helped many companies and institutions to implement their strategy. He also led the execution of partner programs who supported the joint business with some of the most important Microsoft partners big in the world.
In October 2022, Carlos joined ManpowerGroup as General Manager of Experis for Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, responsible for leading and accelerate Experis’ business, build the brand in the market and define the IT Services strategy to provide long-term value to clients of Experis.
Carlos Bueso was born in Puerto Rico and received his Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Besides, He has an MBA from the University of Texas at Austin with a concentration in high-tech marketing and international business.
BRICS vs. G7:
Are We Witnessing the Birth of a
New Economic Powerhouse?
The BRICS bloc, currently consisting of Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, have had the same roster since South Africa joined in 2010. The grouping spun out of a term coined in 2001 by a Goldman Sachs analyst, the BRIC, reflecting major emerging markets that would dominate the global economy by the year 2050.
Well, after 13 years and 15 summits as a fivesome, the BRICS have decided to welcome some new members: Argentina, Egypt, Ethiopia, Iran, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates (UAE).
Obviously, we’re most excited for Argentina’s accession, which is doubling the amount of Latin American representation in the BRICS. Meanwhile, the remaining new members serve as a pretty large entry into the greater Middle East and Northeast Africa region.
As a result of these new members joining, 2024 will solidify a trend long in the making, which is the now 11-member BRICS surpassing the Group of Seven (G7) in terms of nominal gross domestic product—though technically this has already been the case since 2020, if only by a little bit.
The G7, which originated in the 1970s, is an intergovernmental forum bringing together Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom, and the United States (as well as the European Union). The roster spans some of the traditionally largest economies in the world, as well as the standard-bearers for Western liberal democracies.
Notably, there was a period of overlap between the two groupings, back when BRICS member Russia was part of what was then called the G8—that ended in 2014 when it was suspended following its annexation of Crimea.
Now, the G7 has long been dominated by its largest economy, the US, and BRICS is looking like it’ll be similar with its own largest economy in China. Geopolitics aside, however, what we’ll be watching is whether blocs like the expanded BRICS can deliver tangible results for its Latin American member countries.
Today Brazil and Argentina; tomorrow, Mexico?
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