On February 9 – 10, 2024, the University of Pennsylvania hosted the Wharton Latin American Conference at the Penn Museum.
The Wharton Latin American Conference is the world’s largest LATAM conference organized by MBA students. The conference’s mission is to establish an open and multicultural forum to generate and discuss ideas about the future of Latin America, debate key business opportunities and challenges of our region, and generate a concrete path forward toward economic development, social equality, and political stability.
David Musto, Faculty Director of the Stevens Center for Innovation in Finance, moderated the panel, “Connecting the Americas: Exploring Nearshoring for the US Market in Latin America.”
During this panel, the audience discovered the vast potential and advantages of nearshoring as a strategic business model for accessing the US market through Latin America. This panel discussion delved into the intricacies, benefits, and challenges associated with nearshoring, offering valuable insights and practical advice to businesses seeking to leverage Latin American resources, talent, and market proximity.
Expert panelists Nicolás Ávila of Globant, Goldie Shturman of DFC, and Eduardo Moore of Arcor Group shared their experiences, perspectives, and strategies for successful nearshoring ventures.
Nicolás Ávila of Globant
Goldie Shturman of DFC
Eduardo Moore of Arcor Group
Learn more about the Wharton Latin America Conference here.
View the conference agenda here.
Visit the Stevens Center for Innovation in Finance.