Cristina is the Founder and CEO of the PIT Policy Lab. She has worked as a Digital Development Consultant at the World Bank, led C Minds' AI for Good Lab and co-founded Mexico's National AI Coalition IA2030Mx. She holds a Master in Public Policy from Georgetown University and a B.A. in International Relations from the Tec de Monterrey. She is an alumna of the World Economic Forum (WEF) Global Shapers community, a Fellow at The Day One Project Technology Policy Accelerator, and the youngest member sitting at the Beeck Center for Social Impact and Innovation Board of Advisors.

Constanza is working towards achieving an inclusive Fourth Industrial Revolution in developing countries. She is the President of C Minds, a women led impact innovation agency.

Constanza works with governments and institutions in the development of public policy and programs in the field of exponential technologies, seeking to leverage their benefits and mitigate their potential social risks in emerging economies. 

Engineer Lucía Tróchez focuses on designing and implementing multi sectoral strategies to help advance companies, organizations, and governments. Previously, she worked as Director of Programs and Brand at C Minds,  International Marketing Manager for Techstars, and National Director of Marketing and Communications at AIESEC Mexico and AIESEC United States.

Lucía has partnered with global organizations, governments, and other companies, including the Inter-American Development Bank, UNESCO, the World Wildlife Fund, Microsoft, several universities and various government entities in Latin America.

Luz Elena González is a public interest technologist committed to the ethical design of technology policies to create more inclusive, sustainable and resilient cities in Latin America. As Project Leader at PIT Policy Lab, she has developed the organization's Gender stream, managing research teams and developing policy recommendations. She recently managed a consulting project for the Colombian government on the design of a Governance Model for its Data Infrastructure.

Luz Elena is a specialist in International Cooperation for Development and has a degree in International Relations from the Tec de Monterrey, Campus Guadalajara. She is a content curator for Women in Artificial Intelligence Mexico and promoter of events within the MCODER.ai community for women in data science.

Mariana has a Bachelor in International Relations from Tec de Monterrey, and is specialized in International Cooperation for Development. She has worked in public and private institutions managing social and cultural projects, and organizing conventions on social sciences and public policy.

She has great interest in participating in initiatives to build inclusive, safe, and people oriented physical and digital environments with gender perspective.

Alejandra is a former collegiate swimmer and an internationalist with experience leading projects for nonprofits. She graduated from the University of North Carolina at Asheville with a B.A. in International Studies and a double minor in Economics and German. She has worked with communities at the base of the pyramid in Mexico, Central America, the United States, and Africa.

She works to make the tools, information, and resources necessary for people to reach their full potential accessible. She is an Institutional Relations Fellow at the Center for Binational Institutions, an initiative by the U.S. - Mexico Foundation.

Ana Sofía studies a Bachelor in International Relations at Tecnológico de Monterrey. She has experience organizing virtual events on social, political, and entrepreneurship topics. She has raised funds for organizations and projects and is interested in using technological innovations to contribute to fight inequality and improve public services.