IfM hosts visit from Mexican delegation

The delegation, led by Bruno Ferrari, Mexico's Secretary of Economy, stopped off in Cambridge en route to Davos for the World Economic Forum meeting.

L-R: Carlos Lopez (IfM),

Dr Jose Rosas - Programme coordinator

Mexico-Cambridge project in technology transfer,

HE Ambassador Medina Mora,

Mrs Alexandra Hass - Director Promexico UK,

 Bruno Ferrari - Secretary of Economy,

  David Probert, Finbarr Livesey, Victor Ortiz (IfM)

Gustavo Hernandez - Technical Secretary, Secretary of Economy

A delegation of Mexican government officials paid a visit to the IfM to find out more about the Institute’s research on industrial policy and its role in assisting small businesses.

 

The delegation, led by Bruno Ferrari, Mexico's Secretary of Economy, stopped off in Cambridge en route to Davos for the World Economic Forum meeting.

 

The delegation also included  the Mexican Ambassador to the UK, His Excellency Eduardo Medina Mora, and Alexandra Hass, Director

of ProMexico UK.

 

During the visit the Secretary met with David Probert, Head of the Centre for Technology Management (CTM) and his colleague Dr Rob Phaal, and Finbarr Livesey, Head of the Centre for Industry and Government.

 

The group heard how CTM’s research was helping businesses make informed choices in the selection and use of technologies to assist growth and the value of techniques such as roadmapping in helping to plan long-term strategy.

 

Finbarr Livesey explained how his research in industrial policy was shedding light on how regulatory frameworks can influence economic development.

 

The delegation was also due to visit the Judge Business School before the Secretary departed for Switzerland.

Date published

25 January 2011

 
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