nancy Herkert

2009
AS/COA MIAMI
PROGRAMS
Private, Off-the-Record Meetings
U.S.: Admiral James Stavridis,
then-Commander, U.S. Southern Command
MEXICO: Private Reception with Felipe
Calderón, President of Mexico
PANAMA: Alberto Alemán Zubieta, CEO, Panama Canal Authority
U.S.: Representative Eliot Engel (D-NY), Chairman of the
Subcommittee on the Western Hemisphere. Craig Herkert,
then-Walmart International; Eliot Engel
CANADA: Peter Kent, Minister
of State of Foreign Affairs for the
Americas, Canada
COLOMBIA: Luis Guillermo Plata, Minister of
Trade, Industry and Tourism, Colombia
MEXICO: Arturo Sarukhán, Mexican
Ambassador to the United States
BRAZIL: Henrique Meirelles, President, Central Bank of Brazil. Odilon
Almeida, Western Union; Henrique Meirelles; Richard T.
McCormack, Bank of America Merrill Lynch
JAMAICA: Audley Shaw, Minister of Finance and the Public Service, Jamaica. Mauricio Nicholls,
Chevron; Minister Shaw; Nancy Anderson, Senior Director, AS/COA Miami
2009 AS/COA Miami Programs Sponsors:
COLOMBIA: José Darío Uribe
Escobar, Governor, Central Bank
of Colombia
URUGUAY: Carlos Gianelli, Ambassador of
Uruguay to the United States
GUATEMALA: Maria Antonieta Del Cid
de Bonilla, President, Central Bank of
Guatemala
MEXICO: Carlos Zeferino Torreblanca,
Governor, State of Guerrero, Mexico
CANADA: James Lambert, Director General for
Latin America and the Caribbean, Department
of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Canada
ARGENTINA: Dr. Beatriz Nofal, Secretary of State
and President of the National Investment Promotion
Agency of Argentina (ProsperAr)
Public Discussions and Roundtables
6th Annual Latin America Predictors Forum:
Economic, Business, and Trade Predictions for 2010.
Kathryn Rooney, Bulltick Capital Markets; Roberto SifonArevalo, Standard & Poor’s; Eric Farnsworth, Vice President,
COA
Building the Hemispheric Growth Agenda: Discussion on Trade and Integration in Latin America. Angela
Hofmann, Walmart Stores, Inc.; Eric Farnsworth; Jane
Bussey, Latin Trade; Michael Warren, Hart Energy
Consulting
What’s Next for Mexico? Challenges and Prospects for Security,
Tourism and the Economy. In partnership with the City of Miami.
L to R: Manny Diaz, then-Mayor of Miami; Nancy Anderson; Amb. Sarukhán;
David Robillard, Kroll Inc.; Oscar Fitch, Mexico Tourism Board; Adolfo del
Cueto, Bulltick Capital Markets
Doing Business in Latin America: A Private Sector Launch of the Report
on Best Practices. Sylvia Solf, The World Bank; Liliana Maria Rojas, Ministry
of Commerce, Industry, and Tourism, Colombia; Christopher Sabatini, Senior
Director of Policy, AS/COA; Luis Manuel Kolster, then-General Motors; Juan
Pablo Cappello, Greenberg Traurig, LLP
Latin Trade Symposium in partnership with AS/COA and the IDB. L TO R: Susan Segal, President and CEO, AS/
COA; Ernesto Cordero, then-Secretary of Social Development, Mexico; Bruno Ferrari, President and CEO, ProMéxico;
Nancy Anderson; Amb. George Landau, President Emeritus, AS/COA; Susan Segal