Mexico Automotive Summit 2021 Merged

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IMPACT REPORT


The global automotive industry has entered an era of transformation, creating both new opportunities and challenges to be overcome for Mexico as a key manufacturing location. Digitalization and electrification are reshaping the vehicle of the future, the global shortage of semiconductors create unique challenges, while geopolitical trends combined with the COVID-19 pandemic are reshaping global supply chains. At this time of change, Mexico has the opportunity to go beyond maintaining its position as a leading vehicle and auto part manufacturer in North America and strengthen role in the global automotive industry. The success of the Mexican automotive industry will be defined by the business and political leaders shaping its future today. We bring these leaders together at Mexico Automotive Summit to exchange essential industry information, expertise and opportunities, to find solutions to overcome industry challenges, to connect financing and opportunities, to match supply and demand and to accelerate innovation. In 2021, the two editions of Mexico Automotive Summit brought together 623 industry leaders representing 377 companies, welcomed 111 speakers, generated 2,825 matchmaking interactions that resulted in 312 high-level 1:1 meetings, and generated 496 pre-qualified leads for 16 sponsors. In 2022, we will continue maximizing the impact of our conferences for participants, speakers and sponsors. Our conference programs will offer inside perspectives on the topics that matter most, and are designed to help industry leaders make better decisions and drive results. By leveraging leading-edge technology and artificial intelligence, we will deliver unprecedented matchmaking and lead-generation results at a time when connecting supply and demand remains challenging. We look forward to helping you achieve your marketing, commercial and strategic objectives!


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C on f erence I mpact How would you rate the quality of the conference program and speakers?

377

companies

623

Breakdown by job title

6%

Greatly exceeds expectations 39% Exceeds expectations 50% Meets expectations 6% Below expectations

conference participants

111

speakers 4.6%

16

sponsors

Conference social media impact 9,487 direct impressions during MBF

14,314 visitors to the conference website

6.87% click through rate during MBF 11.21% conference engagement rate

Pre-conference social media impact 50,265 direct pre-conference LinkedIn impressions 8.19% pre-conference click through rate 14.05% pre-conference engagement rate

President/Board member/Partner 15% CEO/CFO/COO/ Director General/ Country Manager 19.3% VP/Director 22.7% Plant Manager/ Manager 3.3% Purchasing Manager/Director 19.9% Sales Manager /Sales Director 14% Engineer/Analyst 5% Coordinator 4% Associate

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565

participants

How would you rate the quality of the matchmaking on Brella?

Matchmaking intentions

2,825

matchmaking communications

312

1:1 meetings conducted

17% Exceeds expectations 67% Meets expectations 17% Below expectations

2,182 Trading Total

3,369

140 Recruitment 623 Investment


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C ompan y Attendance •

3C Metrology SA de CV

CHG Meridian Mexico

Faurecia

3M

Chihuahua State Government

Fenkell Automotive Services

ABB México SA de CV

Circutor

Financiera Bepensa

Aceites Superfinos

clauteodmex

FlowSmart

Administración Portuaria

CLAUZ

Ford Motor Company

Integral Acapulco, S.A.

Cluster Automotriz de

Forefront Power

Nuevo León (CLAUT)

FOTON MEXICO

Clúster Automotriz

FrontierView

Aerospace

Agencia Pro San Luis

AIZ

Zona Centro

Frost & Sullivan

Alchemia

Cluster de Herramentales

FullSpectrum Leadership Inc

ALD Automotive

Cluster Automotiz Ags

FUMEC

Alian Plastics S.A de C.V.

CNW Courier Network

GALNIK, S.A. DE C.V.

Alliance for Automotive

Cocofact / HSBC

GARANTIPLUS

Innovation

COFOCE

GASCOMB

Allison Transmission

Colliers

GED

ALT Technologies

Connected Capital

General Motors

AMAVe

CONSTRUCTORA INSUR

Gerzo Administración

AMDA, A.C.

Controlar North

American Industries

Ameria SA de CV

GLM Components Mexico

AMN International

Cormax Rigging Supply LLC

Global Automakers of Canada

another company

Crane Worldwide Logistics

GMD STAMPING

Arbomex

Creative Foam de México,

ARIDRA

S. de R.L. de C.V.

GML

Ariza

CS Quaker State

Gobierno de Ontario en Mexico

Assurant

CS, Shell & Quaker

GOBIERNO DEL

Autocluster Chihuahua

AUTOCOM

Cuadrante

Gobierno Municipal Chihuahua

AutoForm

Cummins

GRAMMER

Automated Logistics

Daimler

Grupo CTT SA de CV

System, LLC

Dana Mexico

GRUPO FARRERA

Automotive Cluster

DeSK Mexico

of San Luis Potosí

DHLSC

Grupo Surman

Automotive Industries

DiDi Mexico

GTO Automotive

Association of Canada

DINA

GTO SDES

Automotive Solutions

DISTRIBUIDORES DEL ISTMO

HAL Aluminum Mexico

AWL

Donghee Mexico

Harman

AWS

Draxton Global

Helmut Fischer

Axalta Coating Systems Mexico

DRG Technologies, Inc.

Hinduja Tech

AXON INTERCONEX SA DE CV

DuPont Latin America

Hino México

Banco Nacional de

Eaton Corp

HK Strategies

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SA de CV

MEXICO S.A. de C.V.

State de Mexico

ESTADO DE PUEBLA

AUTOMOTRIZ

Comercio Exterior SNC

Ecléctico

Hogan Lovells

Band of Insiders

EDAG Mexico

Holland House Mexico

BBS BRANDS

E-DRIVE

Honda

BCW

EKK EAGLE INDUSTRY

HSBC

BHTC México S.A. de C.V.

MEXICO SA DE CV

Hyundai

BOCAR Group

Enel

Iberdrola México

BorgWarner

Energy to Market

iCaranty

Bosch Mexico

E-Neutras

IDIADA AUTOMOTIVE

Brella Ltd

E-TRACTION

Bridgestone

Eureka

INA

Brose

Evonik Industries de

Indiana

Camcar Grupo Automotriz

Mexico SA de Cv

INDUSTRIA NACIONAL

CANACINTRA PUEBLA

EWS LTD MX

TECHNOLOGY SA

DE AUTOPARTES AC


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C ompan y Attendance •

Infor

Informe Confidencial

Inovan

Jaguar Land Rover

• • •

Orchestrating Your

Steele Racing Products

Success LLC

Stellantis

Palo Alto Networks, Inc.

Surman

Partner Fleet

SW-Machines Mexico

JeffreyGroup

PC Rent

Tachi-S

JWB Manufacturing, LLC

PELT

TASSM

KASO & ASOCIADOS

PIASA SHELL

Tecnológico de Monterrey

SA DE CV

picacho grupo automotriz

TENNECO

Kenworth Mexicana

PIRELLI

Tesla

Kia Mexico

Porsche

The Haskell Company de

Kikoya

PPG

KPMG

Prettl de México, S.A. de C.V.

LAVARTEX

Prime Action Consulting

LeasePlan

MACLEAN FOGG COMPONENT SOLUTIONS

• • • •

México, S de RL de CV •

thyssenkrupp Automation Systems

de México

Tiba

PRODENSA

Timken de Mexico SA de CV

PROMI-MEX

TIP México

MAGNA POWERTRAIN

Quaker State

TM Racing Team

MAN Truck & Bus

Qualcomm

Top Management

Manufacturas Estampadas

Rassini

Toyota

s.a. de c.v.

Red Nacional de Clusters de

Traffilog

la Industria Automotriz, A.C.

Trans-Matic Precision Metal

Maquinados y Maquilas Especiales

RENAULT MANZANILLO

Mar Bran

RER Energy Group

Tuxpan Port Terminal

MAS SEGUROS

Robert Bosch Mexico

UNADM

Mayfosa Sa de CV

Rockwell Automation

Universal Robots

Mayoreo López Díaz

SAMES KREMLIN

UPAEP UNIVERSIDAD

MAZDA MEXICO

SAP

POPULAR AUTONOMA

Mejores Empresas Mexicanas

Scania

DEL ESTADO DE PUEBLA

MEM

Secretaría de Desarrollo

Vehículo Emblema

Mercado Libre

Económico de Tamaulipas

Vera & Asociados

MERS Financial

Secretaria de Desarrollo

Vibracoustic de

Metalsa

Michelin

Minsait

Mitsubishi Motors

Mitsui & Co. Power Americas

Moder Machine Shop Mexico

MOLD SERVICE

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National Car Rental-

Shell

Waze

Enterprise Rent A Car

Shift 3D

WMP Mexico Advisors

Navistar

Siemens

World Trade Center

Nemak

SKF Mexico

Netcon

Sonavox Mexico

WTC

Neuron Business Group

SPECIAL CARBIDE

WWL VEHICLE SERVICES

Newlink

Nissan Mexicana

Spencer Stuart

Yanfeng

Northland Power Energia

SSA MEXICO

Yazaki

OECHSLER MEXICO

State Government of

ZF Chassis Technology

Forming de Mexico

Economico del

Mexico SA de CV

estado de Jalisco

VITRONIC Mexico

Secretaría de innovación

Volkswagen

y Desarrollo Económico

Volvo

Sedeco

Von Wobeser y Sierra, S.C.

SELECSA

Vrumm

SELIMAR 2000 S DE RL DE CV

VW Mexico

MOLD SUPPLY

Senator Logistics

VW Truck & Bus México

MOLDES SALTILLO

Servicio de Logística

Wallenius Wilhelmsen Ocean

MUBEA

Empresarial y Comercial,

Warren Automtive

Musashi México

SELECSA

Mexico S de RL de CV

San Luis Potosi

TOOLS INC.

Baja California

(MEXICO) S. DE R.L. DE C.V.


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M A R C H 2 4TH, 2 0 2 1

09:00

DEFINING TRENDS FOR THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY OF TOMORROW

Speaker: MIguel Barbeyto, President of Mazda 10:10

CHALLENGES FOR THE HEAVY VEHICLES MARKET: THE EFFECTS OF THE PANDEMIC

Moderator: Miguel Elizalde, President of ANPACT Panelists: Alejandro Mondragón, CEO of SCANIA Flavio Rivera, CEO at Daimler Frank Gundlach, Director General of Man Truck & Bus México Mauricio Medina, CEO of TIP 11:15

VEHICLE DEMAND IN NORTH AMERICA AND HOW IT AFFECTS MEXICO

Moderator: Guido Vildozo, Senior Manager Americas of IHS Markit Panelists: José Zozaya, President of AMIA Jean-Francois Champagne, President of AIA Canada David Adams, President of Global Automakers Canada 12:00

NETWORKING SESSION 2 - AI-POWERED 1:1 MEETINGS

12:30

REDUCING AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN CARBON FOOTPRINT WHILE SAVING COSTS

Moderator: Moderator Name 1, Company Name Panelists: Hans Kohlsdorf, Founding Partner of E2M, Energy to Market Susanne Lehmann, Production Director at Volkswagen North America Manuel Guevara, General Manager ar BROSE 13:15

DIGITALIZATION OF AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING

Moderator: Tarsicio Carreón, President of Chihuahua Automotive Cluster Panelists: Alejandro Preinfalk, President of Siemens Matt Myrand, Director of Advanced Manufacturing and Supply Chain at Faurecia Manuel Sordo, General Manager LATAM at Universal Robots Marcio Delgado, VP of Production and Global Manufacturing at ZF 14:00

NETWORKING SESSION 3 - AI-POWERED 1:1 MEETINGS

15:00

SUPPLIERS DEVELOPMENT UNDER INSOLVENCY TIMES

Moderator: Manuel Montoya, President of National Automotive Cluster Network & CLAUT Panelists: Felipe Villareal, CEO of Alian Plastics Ricardo Coto, Procurement Coordinator at Metalsa 16:00

ADVANCES OF ELECTRIFICATION OF THE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN AND UPCOMING PRIORITIES

Moderator: Nazareth Black, CEO of ZACUA Panelists: Rodrigo Centineo, Founding Partner at E*Drive Elías Massrí, CEO of Giant Motors Edgar Estrada, Managing Director of Volkswagen Brand Mexico Ernesto Sánchez, Minister of Economic Development of Jalisco State Government Luis Lozano, President of Toyota Motor Mexico


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M A R C H 2 5 TH, 2 0 2 1

08:55

TAKING THE LEAP INTO DIGITAL SALES, EXPERIENCES FROM DEALERSHIPS AND E-COMMERCE

Moderator: Guillermo Rosales, Director General of AMDA Panelists: Jorge Vallejo, President & CEO of Mitsubishi Motors Carlos García, CEO of KAVAK Jorge Dávila, Head of Vehicle Market Place of Mercado Libre Fernando Enciso, CEO of Grupo Surman Israel Escutia, Director General of GarantiPLUS 10:00

THE FUTURE OF SHARED MOBILITY VS CAR OWNERSHIP

Moderator: Anasofía Sánchez, Director General at WAZE LATAM Panelists: Raymundo Cavazos, CEO of VOLVO Gretta González, General Manager at UBER Juan Andrés Panamá, CEO of Mexico and Argentina at DiDi Aldo Alarcon, Director General of Mobility and Transportation at Mobility ADO 11:00

DEFINING TRENDS TOWARD COMMERCIAL SUCCESS

Speaker: Miguel Barbeyto, President of Mazda 11:30

CONNECTIVITY, 5G & AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES

Moderator: Alejandro Enriquez, Head of Automotive Division at Mexico Automotive Review Panelists: Luz Elena Jurado, CEO of VOLVO Trucks Ricardo Anaya, Staff Product Manager 12:00

NETWORKING SESSION 2 - AI-POWERED 1:1 MEETINGS

12:30

REDUCING AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN CARBON FOOTPRINT WHILE SAVING COSTS

Moderator: Moderator Name 1, Company Name Panelists: Hans Kohlsdorf, Founding Partner of E2M, Energy to Market Susanne Lehmann, Production Director at Volkswagen North America Manuel Guevara, General Manager ar BROSE


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M A R C H 2 5 TH, 2 0 2 1

13:15

DIGITALIZATION OF AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING

Moderator: Tarsicio Carreón, President of Chihuahua Automotive Cluster Panelists: Alejandro Preinfalk, President of Siemens Matt Myrand, Director of Advanced Manufacturing and Supply Chain at Faurecia Manuel Sordo, General Manager LATAM at Universal Robots Marcio Delgado, VP of Production and Global Manufacturing at ZF 14:00

NETWORKING SESSION 3 - AI-POWERED 1:1 MEETINGS

15:00

SUPPLIERS DEVELOPMENT UNDER INSOLVENCY TIMES

Moderator: Manuel Montoya, President of National Automotive Cluster Network & CLAUT Panelists: Felipe Villareal, CEO of Alian Plastics Ricardo Coto, Procurement Coordinator at Metalsa 16:00

ADVANCES OF ELECTRIFICATION OF THE AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN AND UPCOMING PRIORITIES

Moderator: Nazareth Black, CEO of ZACUA Panelists: Rodrigo Centineo, Founding Partner at E*Drive Elías Massrí, CEO of Giant Motors Edgar Estrada, Managing Director of Volkswagen Brand Mexico Ernesto Sánchez, Minister of Economic Development of Jalisco State Government Luis Lozano, President of Toyota Motor Mexico


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S E P T E M B E R 2 2 ND, 2 0 2 1

09:00

MEXICO’S AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITIES OUTLOOK

Speaker: Iker Jiménez, Director General of Impulso Económico Global 09:30

THE FOUNDATIONS OF THE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY OF THE FUTURE

Moderator: Alejandro Salas, Managing Editor at Mexico Business Panelists: Manuel Montoya, President of the National Automotive Cluster Network Osvaldo Belmont, Technical Director of AMIA Alberto Bustamante, Director of INA 10:00

GLOBAL VEHICLE DEMAND OUTLOOK AND SUPPLY CHAIN RESILIENCY

Speaker: Guido Vildozo, Automotive Vice President LATAM of IHS Markit 12:00

MEXICO’S GREEN VEHICLES MANUFACTURING POTENTIAL

Moderator: Elisa Crespo, Executive President at Automotive Cluster of the State of Mexico Panelists: Elias Massri, CEO of Giant Motors Latinoamérica Nazareth Black, CEO of Zacua Mexico Mónica Samudio, Country Managing Director of Circutor Marcelo Ortiz, Global Business Development Director of Nemak Oswaldo Cacheux, Planning Director of Hino Motors Sales México 13:15

TOWARD A MORE SUSTAINABLE TRANSPORTATION: GREEN HEAVY VEHICLES

Moderator: Miguel Elizalde, President of ANPACT Panelists: Gilberto Ramírez, Director of Strategic Planning & Business Development at Volvo Trucks & Mack Truck Raúl Rodríguez, Business Transformation Solutions Director of Scania Mexico Jesus Gomez, Director of Market Development and Product Portfolio at Daimler Trucks Mexico

15:00

TELEMATICS & THE FUTURE OF SMART FLEET MANAGEMENT

Moderator: Israel Escutia, Director General of Invarat México Panelists: Fernando Ardura, Chief Business Officer of Traffilog Marco Lizarde, Business Unit DHL Consultant at DHL Kent Bjertrup, Regional Director - Latin America of ALD Automotive Mauricio Medina, CEO of TIP Mexico 16:00

TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE FOR VEHICLE SALES

Moderator: Guillermo Rosales, Deputy General Director at AMDA Panelists: Regina Granados, CEO of LeasePlan Raul Peñafiel, Director General of Jaguar Land Rover México Jorge Vallejo, President & CEO of Mitsubishi Motors de México Miguel Barbeyto, President of Mazda


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S E P T E M B E R 2 3 RD, 2 0 2 1

09:00

TURNING POINT FOR THE AUTOMOTIVE SECTOR

Speaker: Edgar Estrada, Director of Volkswagen Mexico 09:30

NEW INVESTMENTS CONTINUE TO LAND IN THE COUNTRY

Moderator: Florian Hanft, General Manager of Sonavox Mexico Panelists: Lorena Isla, LATAM Director of Frost & Sullivan Paulina Gonzalez, Monterrey Director of American Industries Francisco García, Director General of NETCON 10:15

REINFORCING NORTH AMERICA SUPPLY CHAIN

Moderator: Mónica Doger, President of the Automotive Cluster Puelba & Tlaxcala Panelists: Ruben Lostal, Location Manager of MUBEA Martín Toscano, President of Evonik Víctor Galvan, Senior Manager at KPMG Cristobal Magallanes, Automotive Sales Director of SKF 12:00

MATERIAL TECHNOLOGY: ADAPTING TO INDUSTRY NEEDS

Moderator: Luis González, President at Automotive Cluster SLP Panelists: Juan José Zaragoza, President LATAM of DuPont Adriana Macouzet, Vice President Latin America and General Manager of PPG Pierre-Louis Dubourdea, President and CEO of Central America and Mexico at Michelin Elvia Bedolla, Plant Manager at LAVARTEX 13:00

MEXICO, A LAND FOR SUPPLY CHAIN INNOVATION

Moderator: Carlos Canseco, Director of the Queretaro Logistics Cluster Panelists: Karla Góngora, R&D Mexico Director of Faurecia Eduardo Watty, Sales Vice President Mobility Solutions of Bosch Mexico Alejandro Rojo, Director of Tecnológico de Monterrey’s Automotive Mechatronics Research Center René Antaño, Science Director at CIDETEQ 15:00

SEMICONDUCTORS AND VEHICLE CONNECTIVITY

Moderator: Ricardo Anaya, Product Manager at Qualcomm 15:30

NEW INVESTMENTS CONTINUE TO LAND IN THE COUNTRY

Moderator: Sergio Bautista, Robotics Local Business Unit Manager of ABB Panelists: José Riveró, Country Manager of Infor Javier Vallejo, Senior Manager of Architect Solutions at AWS Abraham Sosa, Director of Global Accounts in Latin America at Universal Robots. 16:30

SUPPLIERS AND OEMS, PARTNERS IN REACHING CARBON NEUTRALITY

Moderator: Luis Vera, Managing Partner at Vera & Asociados Panelists: Pablo Rivero, Country Manager of Fore Front Power Ana Núñez, Digital Supply Chain Hub Lead of SAP América Latina


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