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North Capital Forum

North Capital Forum

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www.northcapitalforum.com The North Capital Forum is a 3-day event that focuses on understanding North America's main challenges, and creating mutually beneficial solutions. The first edition took place in Mexico City from September 28th-30th, 2022. The event welcomed 500 participants, and consisted of 23 panels and more than 75 speakers. Key generators of proposals for the region presented their ideas and recommendations to strengthen its integration. Topics included: Ally-Shoring and Supply Chains Entrepreneurship, Venture Capital, Private Equities Innovation and Creativity USMCA’s Implementation Trilateral Institutions Economic Development ESGs Trends for North America Intellectual Property Protection and National Security Trilateral Security and Cybersecurity Cooperation Workforce Development, Migration and Labor mobility Soft Power and Culture Public Diplomacy Climate Change The Future of Trade Financial Markets and Financial Inclusion Emerging Technologies and Digital Transformation The future of Mobility and Electrification Smart Borders SME’s Mexican-American Leadership© 2023 US-Mexico Foundation Ciencia Política Política y Gobierno
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  • Living on the Edge: Can We Thrive Independently? Conversation with Patrick McGee

    Living on the Edge: Can We Thrive Independently? Conversation with Patrick McGee
    Mar 24 2026
    China’s growing global influence is reshaping trade, supply chains, and geopolitics, presenting both challenges and opportunities for North America. Drawing on insights from his most recent book, Patrick McGee explored how the U.S., Mexico, and Canada can respond to this shifting landscape. The panel examined strategies to balance competition with China while deepening regional integration, leveraging the collective strengths of the three countries to enhance resilience, competitiveness, and long-term growth in a multipolar world.
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    54 m
  • I’ve Got the Power: Driving Energy Integration

    I’ve Got the Power: Driving Energy Integration
    Feb 2 2026
    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
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    57 m
  • Mr. Electric Blue: Wired for Growth

    Mr. Electric Blue: Wired for Growth
    Jan 28 2026
    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)
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    49 m
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