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Go Big or Go Home: Capital and Innovation, with Nigel Morris
Jun 12, 2026
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New Rules: North America as a Global Hub for Entertainment
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Hall of Fame: North America Champions
Jun 4, 2026
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Turn Down for What: Digital Transformation for Regional Growth
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/12/26 | ![]() Go Big or Go Home: Capital and Innovation, with Nigel Morris✨ | capital flowsinnovation+5 | Nigel MorrisJosé Antonio Meade | Capital OneQED Investors+1 | — | capital flowsinnovation+5 | — | 45m 22s | |
| 6/4/26 | ![]() New Rules: North America as a Global Hub for Entertainment✨ | entertainmentNorth America+4 | Cisco AguilarFelipe Vallejo+3 | BitsoCinépolis+1 | MexicoNorth America | North Americaentertainment+5 | — | 41m 51s | |
| 6/4/26 | ![]() Hall of Fame: North America Champions✨ | economic growthtrade agreement+4 | Juan Carlos RodríguezMiguel Angel Curiel+3 | Dalton MotorsDriscoll’s+4 | — | North AmericaNAFTA+5 | — | 43m 43s | |
| 6/3/26 | ![]() Turn Down for What: Digital Transformation for Regional Growth✨ | digital transformationinnovation+4 | Arrow AugerotClaudia Jañez+4 | AmazonConMéxico+4 | — | digital transformationinnovation+5 | — | 46m 54s | |
| 5/21/26 | ![]() This Is What You Came For: North America Means Business✨ | supply chainsallyshoring+4 | Adriana EguiaBrendan Kelly+3 | VestaFederal Reserve Bank of Dallas Global Institute+3 | MexicoUnited States+1 | North Americasupply chains+5 | — | 47m 00s | |
| 5/21/26 | ![]() You Can't Start a Fire Without a Spark: Blanca Treviño and Altagracia Gómez✨ | economic futurebusiness relocation+4 | Altagracia GómezBlanca Treviño | Government of MexicoSofttek | — | North Americaeconomic development+5 | — | 37m 23s | |
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Take Me Home, Country Roads: from Geopolitics to Regionalization✨ | geopoliticsregionalization+5 | Ken FrenkelRob Wildeboer+2 | Canadian Council for the AmericasMartinrea International+2 | CanadaUnited States+1 | North Americaregional value chains+5 | — | 43m 13s | |
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Switch: Professional & Student Exchanges for Economic Development✨ | economic developmentexchange programs+3 | América ÁvalosHazel Blackmore+3 | CoppelCOMEXUS (Fulbright Mexico)+3 | — | exchange programseconomic value+5 | — | 45m 22s | |
| 5/20/26 | ![]() My Shot: Digital is the New Cash✨ | digital financefinancial technology+4 | Claudia Núñez SañudoKristy Duncan+2 | Fintech MexicoWomen in Payments+2 | — | stablecoinscryptocurrencies+5 | — | 44m 54s | |
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Mastermind: Data for Decision-Making✨ | data-driven decision makingNorth American trade+4 | Lala ElizondoMartin Cabrera+4 | Tule CapitalCabrera Capital+4 | MexicoU.S.+1 | datadecision-making+7 | — | 44m 07s | |
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| 5/20/26 | ![]() Light up the Sky: Space, Research, and Regional Collaboration with Dava Newman | Science, technology, and education are key to North America’s ability to compete and lead in a rapidly changing world. This panel featured Dr. Dava Newman, former NASA Deputy Administrator and Director of the MIT Media Lab, in conversation with the director of one of Mexico’s leading universities. The discussion explored how innovation, space exploration, and academic collaboration can drive regional competitiveness, foster cutting-edge research, and prepare the next generation of leaders. Panelists highlighted opportunities for cross-border partnerships in science and education, demonstrating how collaborative efforts can position North America at the forefront of global discovery and technological advancement. | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Overprotected: Cybersecurity Without Borders | This interactive panel explored how the United States, Mexico, and Canada can strengthen trilateral collaboration to bolster cybersecurity across North America. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated and borderless, coordinated government action is essential to protect critical infrastructure, ensure data privacy, and defend democratic institutions. Panelists examined opportunities for joint policy development, intelligence sharing, public-private partnerships, and capacity building; with a focus on harmonizing regulatory frameworks and investing in cross-border cybersecurity readiness. The session aimed to identify actionable trilateral strategies that enhance regional resilience and establish North America as a global leader in cybersecurity governance. Speakers: Chad Wolf, Executive Director and Chief Strategy Officer, America First Policy Institute Colin MacSween, Director General, National Cyber Security at Public Safety Canada Erik Moreno Sánchez, Cybersecurity Director, Minsait México Sen. Luis Donaldo Colosio Riojas, Senator, Nuevo León, Senate of Mexico Noe Garcia III, Managing Partner, Forward Global | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() The Future Starts Now: Economic Relocation | In collaboration with the public sector, the Special Committee on Investment and Relocation focuses on creating optimal conditions for investment and strengthening regional development across North America. As global supply chains realign, North America is emerging as a prime destination for companies relocating operations closer to key markets. This panel examined how the region can seize this momentum by creating the right conditions for investment, strengthening local industries, and integrating small and medium-sized enterprises into cross-border value chains. Panelists discussed strategies to accelerate digitalization, expand access to advanced technologies, modernize infrastructure, and scale clean energy adoption—showcasing how coordinated public-private efforts can transform delocalization into a powerful driver of growth, competitiveness, and resilience across the continent. Speakers: Andrés Mijes, Mayor, Escobedo, Nuevo León Francisco Cervantes, Presidente, Consejo Coordinador Empresarial Max El-Mann Arazi, President of the Special Committee for Investment and Business Relocation, Consejo Coordinador Empresarial María de Haas, Director General in the Officesof Secretary Marcelo Ebrard, Secretary of Economy Emilio Cadena, CEO, Prodensa | Chairman, U.S-Mexico Foundation | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Connection: Navigating the Future of Regional Logistics and Technology | Shifting geopolitical dynamics are accelerating the transformation of supply chains, prompting U.S. companies to relocate operations closer to home and creating new opportunities for regional collaboration. As trade with China evolves and interest rates drive companies to optimize costs, the continued growth of e-commerce is fueling demand for faster, smarter logistics solutions. This panel explored how emerging technologies, infrastructure investments, and strengthened North American cooperation are redefining trade operations across the region. With U.S.-Mexico trade reaching historic highs and Mexico positioning itself as a leading industrial hub and logistics powerhouse, panelists shared strategies to enhance real-time visibility, strengthen risk management against theft and fraud, and streamline cross-border routes through key corridors and strategic ports of entry. As digitalization reshapes the logistics landscape, this session offered practical insights for building more resilient, agile, and efficient supply chains — positioning North America to capitalize on new growth opportunities and navigate global complexities with confidence. Speakers: Armando Martínez, CFO and Co-CEO, The Nearshore Company Fidel Gutiérrez, CEO, G-Global Mario Ramos, Vice President - Information Systems and Innovation, Wisdom Digital Logistics Rodolfo Mercado, CEO, Traxión Pam Simon, Conference Chair & EVP Programming, Manifest | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Better Together: Complementarity Mindset for the Supply Chain Resiliency | The intertwined nature of the North American economies ensures that even as reshoring accelerates in the United States, Mexico and Canada will remain essential exporters of consumer goods, commodities, and agricultural products to their common neighbor. This dynamic highlights the region’s economic complementarity and the opportunities it creates for deeper collaboration. This session examined how a complementarity-based approach can expand regional integration, enhance shared economic value, and strengthen North America’s role in promoting long-term regional and global stability. Speakers: Jasper Jung, NCF25 FELLOW, Executive Director, Strategic Initiatives, Global Public Policy, General Motors Javier Valadez Ortega, Director of Operations Mexico, PACCAR Matt Stanton, Senior Vice President, Global Public Affairs, Constellation Brands Regis Gagnon, Vice President, Campus Juárez, BRP Christopher Hernandez-Roy, Deputy Director and Senior Fellow, Americas Program, CSIS | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() The Future Looks Good: Talent, Skills, and Transformation | North America’s labor market is being reshaped by technological change, demographic shifts, economic uncertainty, and the green transition. This panel will explore how these trends are transforming jobs, skills, and workforce strategies across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. Drawing on insights from the Future of Jobs Report 2025, which reflects the perspectives of over 1,000 global employers representing more than 14 million workers, panelists discussed how companies and governments are preparing for the workforce of 2030. The session examined strategies for workforce transformation, talent development, and cross-border collaboration, highlighting how North America can remain competitive and resilient amid rapid economic and technological change. Speakers: Alfredo Muñoz, VP Employee Benefits Business, MetLife Clint O'Neal, Executive Director, Arkansas Economic Development Commission Diana Palmerin-Velasco, Senior Director, Future of Work, Canadian Chamber of Commerce Leon Ruiz, Vice President, WSN Mexico Wadhwani Foundation Alejandro Madrazo Lajous, Academic Director, Talisis | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Going Up: Why Mexican Companies Are Doubling Down on the U.S. and Canada | From manufacturing to retail, Mexican companies are increasingly expanding into their northern neighbors, reshaping the region’s economic ties. This panel explored the motivations behind these cross-border investments, the strategies firms are using to deploy capital abroad, and the lessons learned from their ventures. Panelists shared candid reflections and strategic insights on how this wave of expansion is not only transforming individual companies but also redefining North America’s broader investment map and business landscape. Speakers: Ana María Aguilar, Directora Ejecutiva, Consejo Mexicano de Negocios Fernando Ramos, CFO, GBM Iván Rivas, Corporate Affairs and Institutional Relations Director, Xignux Pablo Zapata, Managing Director, Tresalia Capital, Private Equity Susana Sáenz, Business Journalist & Head of Multimedia Contents and Events, Whitepaper | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Here Comes the Sun: Investment for the Future | As the global shift toward clean energy and electric mobility accelerates, North America faces both significant challenges and transformative opportunities. Regulatory fragmentation, uneven consumer adoption, and global competition underscore the need for deeper trilateral cooperation. This panel explored how forward-looking investments, resilient platforms, and private-sector collaboration can drive innovation, strengthen supply chains, and unlock long-term growth opportunities across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. Panelists discussed actionable strategies to scale clean technologies, foster robust public-private partnerships, and align industrial policy to ensure that North America not only keeps pace with global trends but sets the standard for a competitive, integrated, and future-ready regional economy. Speakers: Conyers Davis, Global Director, USC Schwarzenegger Institute Jordi Tasias, Managing Director, Private Equity and Managing Director, CDPQ México Marco Rodríguez Huesca, Director of External Affairs, Public Policy, and Sustainability, Daimler Truck Ricardo Fernandez-Mazarambroz, NCF25 FELLOW, Director of the Corporate and Institutional Banking Network and Head of Sustainability, BBVA Mexico Diana Páez, Senior Director, Energy and Mobility, William Davidson Institute at the University of Michigan | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Three Little Birds: The Next Chapter of USMCA | As North America approaches the 2026 review of the USMCA, the region has a pivotal opportunity to renew and strengthen its economic integration. While the political landscape may bring new challenges, it also opens the door to modernizing the agreement and ensuring it continues to serve as a dynamic, future-oriented framework for trilateral cooperation. This panel explored how the treaty keeps being a cornerstone of regional cooperation amid growing global uncertainty. The conversation focused on how the three countries can modernize and strengthen the agreement to keep it relevant. Panelists addressed key issues such as rules of origin, industrial competitiveness, and strategic alignment in priority sectors. The discussion explored how the U.S., Mexico, and Canada can rebuild trust, strengthen collaboration, and position North America for long-term resilience and growth, while addressing rising domestic demands. The 2026 review presents not just a procedural requirement, but a unique chance to reinforce collaboration in the region. Speakers: Alice Slayton Clark, Senior Vice President of Trade, Investment and Digital Policy, USCIB Emilio Cadena, CEO, Prodensa Kevin Brady, Senior Consultant, Akin Gump Gov. Matt Blunt, President, American Automotive Policy Council (AAPC) Michael McAdoo, Partner & Director, Global Trade & Investment, Montreal, Boston Consulting Group Joshua P. Meltzer, Senior Fellow, Global Economy and Development program, Brookings Institution | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Break Free: A North American Auto Supply Chain | As the USMCA review approaches, North America’s auto supply chain is at a pivotal moment to strengthen regional competitiveness. This panel explored how evolving trade dynamics — including U.S. tariffs on autos, auto parts, steel, and aluminum — are prompting the industry to adapt and innovate across the region. Amid concerns about taxation practices in Mexico and heightened scrutiny of Chinese-linked entities, the discussion examined how automakers and suppliers are leveraging USMCA enforcement mechanisms and investor protections to foster a more secure and transparent investment environment. Panelists also highlighted the critical importance of workforce development and skilled labor mobility to drive the next generation of automotive manufacturing, alongside government efforts to support technological advancement and process innovation. From refining rules of origin to addressing regulatory challenges, this session offered insights on how North America can seize emerging opportunities, fortify collaboration, and position its auto industry for sustainable growth in a rapidly changing global landscape. Speakers: Francisco González, Executive President, INA Peter Hall, Senior Economic Advisor, Martinrea International Tanya Skilton, Executive Director, Strategy, Innovation & Customer Care, Global Purchasing and Supply Chain, General Motors Andrea Durkin, NCF25 FELLOW, Vice President for International Policy, NAM | — | ||||||
| 5/20/26 | ![]() Workin’ on a Dream: Migration Policies in North America | Labor mobility has become an essential component in responding to workforce shortages, evolving industry needs, and demographic shifts across North America. As the region faces increasing pressure to fill critical roles in sectors ranging from agriculture and manufacturing to healthcare and technology, the ability to move talent efficiently and responsibly across borders is more important than ever. This panel explored the current landscape of labor mobility, focusing on existing visa frameworks, binational agreements, and policy tools designed to facilitate cross-border workforce movement. It also highlighted innovative, industry-led solutions that are helping to address labor gaps while ensuring the protection and development of workers. In addition to practical mechanisms, the discussion examined the broader economic, social, and security implications of labor mobility, offering a comprehensive perspective on how governments, businesses, and civil society can collaborate to create a more resilient and adaptive labor ecosystem in North America. Speakers: Andrew Selee, NCF25 FELLOW, President, Migration Policy Institute Dany Bahar, Senior Fellow & Director Migration Program, Center for Global Development Marcela Escobari, Senior Fellow, Global Economy and Development, Brookings Institution Sean Randolph, Senior Director, Bay Area Council Economic Institute Carolina Millan, Mexico Bureau Chief, Bloomberg News | — | ||||||
| 3/24/26 | ![]() Living on the Edge: Can We Thrive Independently? Conversation with Patrick McGee✨ | China's influenceNorth America trade+4 | Patrick McGee | US-Mexico Foundation | ChinaU.S.+2 | ChinaNorth America+5 | — | 53m 56s | |
| 2/2/26 | ![]() I’ve Got the Power: Driving Energy Integration | As the global energy landscape undergoes rapid transformation, North America stands at a critical juncture. The United States, Mexico, and Canada are uniquely positioned to lead—not only through abundant resources like oil, gas, and critical minerals, but also by advancing integration in electricity, petrochemicals, and clean energy technologies. This panel brought together top leaders to explore how deeper energy cooperation can boost regional competitiveness, attract investment in advanced manufacturing, and build more resilient supply chains for both conventional and emerging sectors. Panelists discussed how coordinated policy, infrastructure planning, and cross-border trade can enhance energy security within the region, and for global allies. With the 2026 USMCA review on the horizon, this is a key moment to assess how a unified North American energy strategy can drive long-term economic growth and geopolitical influence. Speakers: Carlos García, Senior VP Latin America, Commercial Operation and Managing Director, Valero Mexico Gerardo Cervantes, Chief Commercial Officer, Saavi Energía Gregory Romero, SVP Mexico Natural Gas Pipelines, TC Energy Katya Somohano, CEO, Iberdrola México Tania Ortiz Mena, President, Sempra Infrastructure Reed Blakemore, Director of Research and Programs, Global Energy Center Atlantic Council | — | ||||||
| 1/28/26 | ![]() Mr. Electric Blue: Wired for Growth | North America stands at a pivotal moment to strengthen its industrial platform, with a robust, modern electrical manufacturing base at the heart of this opportunity. This panel explored how modern electrical infrastructure, regulatory alignment, and coordinated standards across the U.S., Mexico, and Canada can serve as strategic tools to drive investment, boost productivity, and ensure long-term energy security, especially as the three countries work to align policies ahead of potential USMCA renegotiations. The conversation also highlighted Mexico’s growing role in electrical equipment manufacturing and its regulatory modernization efforts, which position it as a key player in advancing regional value chains and increasing the use of North American content. With the USMCA review on the horizon, this timely discussion went beyond identifying challenges to focus on actionable strategies that can strengthen infrastructure, integrate supply chains, and align standards, all of which are critical steps toward securing a resilient, competitive, and innovation-driven North American economy. Speakers: Courtney Rosellini, Head of Government Affairs, TE Connectivity Jaime Zabludovsky, Vice President, IQOM Jesús Carmona, President, Mexico & Central America, Schneider Electric Spencer Pederson, Senior Vice President, Public Affairs, NEMA Montserrat Ramiro, Commissioner, Mexican Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) | — | ||||||
| 1/22/26 | ![]() Hit the Road Jack: the China Factor | As global competition reshapes markets, North America faces strategic decisions around foreign investment, industrial policy, and supply chain resilience. The growing presence of investment from outside the region is transforming key industries and raising concerns about market access, tariff circumvention, and strategic dependencies. At the same time, these investments are contributing to job creation, industrial development, and expanded production capacity across the region. This session assessed how these dynamics are impacting trade, manufacturing, and investment decisions in North America. Speakers examined the risks and opportunities for businesses, the regulatory responses taking shape, and the potential for the U.S., Mexico, and Canada to align strategies that protect critical sectors while keeping the region competitive. SPEAKERS: Jorge Gonzalez Henrichsen, Co-CEO, The Nearshore Company Valeria Moy, Director, IMCO Glenn Hamer, President and CEO, Texas Association of Business Julián Ventura, Former Undersecretary of Foreign Affairs, Mexico; Former ambassador of Mexico to China Jason Marczak, VP and Senior Director, Adrienne Arsht Latin America Center, Atlantic Council. | — | ||||||
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