Dr. Claudio Loser is a professor and economist with a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Chicago, USA. His specialization includes international economics, macroeconomic policy, and economic development. His research focuses primarily on monetary economics, financial stability, and public policies in emerging markets. He has worked with international institutions such as the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and has been a consultant on global economic policy issues. He has published in several specialized journals and has been a speaker at numerous international forums.

Dr. Pablo Mahnic is a Full Professor at the Universidad Nacional de Cuyo, specializing in applied economics, public finance, and economic policy. His research focuses on international economics, fiscal policy, and macroeconomic management in emerging countries. He has published in several specialized academic journals and has participated in international conferences, particularly in the analysis of international trade and economic growth. Additionally, he has worked as a consultant on economic development and policy projects at both national and international levels.

Gustavo Maradona is a professor and consultant in the fields of international relations, public
management, and political economy. He completed his academic training at ILADES and
Georgetown University. His experience focuses on public policy analysis, international
development, and international project management. His research addresses key topics such as global governance, foreign policy, and international cooperation, with a particular interest in economic and political relations in Latin America. He has worked with international organizations, governments, and universities in implementing public policies and cooperation projects.

Dr. Manuel Pereyra Terra is a Full Professor in Business Administration and Strategy at various renowned universities. He earned his Ph.D. in Business Administration from Universidad de Navarra, Spain. His research area covers strategic management, business innovation, and organizational development. He has published articles in international academic journals on topics such as organizational behavior, leadership, and business transformation. Additionally, Dr. Pereyra Terra has worked as a consultant in business management and has advised companies on improving their competitiveness and sustainability. His academic and professional experience has made him a leading figure in business strategy and innovation analysis in organizational change contexts.

Dr. Pablo Salvador is an Associate Professor at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, specializing in applied economics, economic policy, and behavioral economics. His research mainly focuses on labor markets, economic inequality, and the impact of public policies on social welfare. He has published in international academic journals such as the Journal of Public Economics and Economica. Additionally, Dr. Salvador has been a speaker at numerous international events and has worked on public policy evaluation projects in both Europe and Latin America. His approach centers on analyzing economic efficiency and resource redistribution in complex socioeconomic contexts.

Dr. Raimundo Soto is a professor and researcher in economics with a Ph.D. in Economics from Georgetown University, USA. He specializes in development economics, labor economics, and economic policy. His research addresses issues related to poverty, inequality, and economic efficiency in developing countries, with a particular focus on Latin America. He has published in several prestigious journals, including World Development and the Journal of Development Economics. Additionally, he has worked as an advisor to international organizations, contributing to the design of public policies aimed at improving living conditions for vulnerable populations. Dr.Soto has also been a keynote speaker at various seminars and international conferences.

Emanuel Vespa, is a professor and researcher in economics with a strong background from UC San Diego (USA). He specializes in behavioral economics, economic theory, and economic development. His research work focuses on the analysis of economic decisions under uncertainty, as well as on the study of market dynamics and the relationship between public policies and social welfare. He has published in specialized journals and has been a speaker at international conferences on human behavior and economic decision making. In addition, he has worked on research projects that explore the intersection between experimental economics and applied economics in various economic contexts.

Dr. Juan Antonio Zapata is a Full Professor in Economics and Economic Development with a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of Chicago. He specializes in education economics, labor economics, and economic policy. His research focuses on labor market analysis, economic inequality, and the impact of public policies on social welfare, particularly in emerging economies.

Orlando A. Reos is Ph.D. Candidate (abd), University of California, Berkeley, USA, independent international consultant with ample experience in the preparation, analysis, assessment, implementation and evaluation of public and private investment programs and projects, mostly in emerging economies. His work also covered fiscal management and tax administration, sub-national governance and decentralization of public institutions. He had direct responsibility in leading teams involved in the design, preparation and evaluation of projects and programs that demanded financing from international development institutions. He participated in modernization of the state programs aimed at the creation of information infrastructure and strengthening human resources capacity. His experience included teaching and research at universities in Argentina, Chile and USA, as well as performing professional jobs in multinational development institutions, private industrial firms and consulting organizations. He has also been a keynote speaker at a long list of seminars and international conferences.