Con más de 15 de experiencia haciendo crecer equipos a nivel global en el sector retail, Emma apuesta por un nuevo estilo de gestión de personas que ayuda a conseguir la máxima eficiencia de la organización a través de potenciar el talento desde la operativa: el modelo human centric.

Ha trabajado para marcas como Mango e Inditex, donde ha desempeñado posiciones como Directora Corporativa de Formación y Desarrollo (Grupo Inditex) o Directora Internacional de HR (Grupo Massimo Dutti). Actualmente, Emma es People & Organization Strategist y una de las colaboradoras habituales de talentiam.

Nos compartirá su experiencia con su conferencia: People & Organisation Shaker

An expert in resolutive creativity, gamification for businesses, and planning and coaching for directors. Author of 11 books, the most recent of which are ‘Maratón’, a bestseller on Amazon Kindle and ‘El Kamasutra de la Innovación’, a bestseller published by Editorial Grijalbo.  In 1999, he began his career as a creative consultant and speaker. He has given over 10,000 hours of conferences and workshops at companies in Mexico and other countries. He studied architecture and has a master’s degree in Gestalt Therapy, as well as a certification as an Ontological Coach, endorsed by the UNAM and the FLAPCO, PNL and in Ericksonian Hypnosis and a Doctorate Honoris Causa from the Instituto de Estudios Tecnológicos y Superiores de Matatipac. He is a founding partner of the company Reinvención Continua MX and creator of the system Games of Innovation®. He is passionate about running marathons and writing.

Find out more in his talk: The Second Curve

In charge of trendo.mx, a Mexican initiative for trends and the future. Curator, researcher, conference speaker and expert in topics on entrepreneurship, innovation and design in fashion. He has been recognized as one of the most important trends consultants in Mexico. He advises brands such as Liverpool, Calvin Klein, PepsiCo, Bacardi and Dafiti, on topics such as approaching youth culture, global perspectives, and seeking significant correlations with our markets, attitudes and social changes. Author of Mextilo, the first book that covers the history of fashion in Mexico, over 464 pages with images. It covers the period from 1521 until almost present day, mentioning the father of Mexican fashion, Ramón Valdiosera, Tony Delfino, one of the exponents of Mexican streetwear, CROM Magazine, Yakampot and Malafacha.

Hear about his vision on fashion in his talk:  Innovation in the Fashion Industry,

An architect graduate that entered the world of fashion after training for over a year in Vancouver, Canada. He has participated in seminars on trends in international fashion shows in Paris, Milan, New York, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, among other cities. Héctor promotes and supports Mexican talent by collaborating with different designers to create his integral collections.

Hear about his vision on fashion in his talk: Material Trends for Fall-Winter 20-21

Filberto Sosa has over 25 years of experience in software development for footwear chains. In 1994, while he was still a student, he created a system for a family footwear chain, which continued to evolve and today is one of the most used in 3200 footwear stores in Latin America.

Find out more in his talk:  The Use of Technology to Innovate and Create Unforgettable Buying Experiences

Make it Happen! The global strategy that drives the retail world, increases sales and improves business. A dynamic conference in which we will appreciate the importance of knowledge, the use of information, data and the attitude to decide and provide. We will convert our ideas and skills into results so that we can get what we want.

Find out more in his talk:  Make it Happen! The global strategy that drives the retail world, increases sales and improves business.

Jesús graduated as an Engineer in Computer Systems at the Tec de Monterrey. He forms part of the select group of WOBI international speakers. He is an expert in videogames and storytelling with a corporate focus. He was the director of the successful videogame “Taco Master”, the first Mexican app to reach the No. 1 spot on ITunes Mexico, achieve an MTV Game Award and 2 million Android downloads. Among other awards, he won second place worldwide in the Volkswagen Education Awards 2016 and the National Workforce Award (Mexico 2016) for his videogames for training purposes.

Find out more in his talk:   Predict, Strategize, Disrupt: The secret to connecting with a new market.

This talk will explain to purchasing managers and teams the psychological process that a consumer goes through; how the buyer analyzes, validates and discerns before choosing or favoring a product and which elements to take into account in this selection in a world that is so universally accessible for everyone and everything.

Find out more in his talk: The New Neural Processes of Retail

Considered one of the new talents with most potential in today’s fashion world, he studied fashion at the prestigious fashion university in Tokyo, Esmod Japan. He has collaborated with New Balance, Champion, Dickies, Schott, among other brands. He presents collections every season at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Tokyo and on occasions in Singapore and New York too.

Armando Takeda is an exclusive luxury brand with a social and ethical focus, launched in Mexico in 2012. Its talent and social responsibility have been rewarded with some of the most renowned awards and prizes in the industry. Winner of the Vogue Who’s on Next 2016 and selected by Vogue Mexico and Latin America to form part of the “Top 100 List” that highlights the best of Mexico in different fields. Official spokesperson for Save the Children Mexico and more.

A brand created in Mexico City in 2011 by Giovanni Estrada and José Alfredo Silva, as the premium diffusion line of the Trista brand. They develop products under a notion of balanced design between handcrafted and industrial. Their processes are focused on textile experimentation and the construction of sophisticated clothing, simple to interpret and easy to wear, and that project a relaxed, sober and sophisticated essence. Its clothing is created for an urban environment with unique, versatile and unisex styles.

The professional career of Paola Hinojos in the fashion world formally began three years ago. After winning the national pitch at Fashion Week, she launched her brand “Bernarda” on the catwalk for the first time at the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week. After getting ready for years, she waited for the perfect moment to launch her ideas. She is originally from Nuevo Casas Grandes, Chihuahua, and she carries design in her DNA; she was born and grew up among sewing machines in the wedding dress boutiques that her mother had for many years in her birth city. Paola Hinojos graduated in communications and did a master’s degree in public image, disciplines that complement a very particular vision of life and of her as a human being, which means that each design and each proposal are more than just clothing: they are instruments of communication and image for a complete woman.