WHAT TYPES OF FUTURE TRENDS + INNOVATIONS DO THE BEST LATIN AMERICA SPEAKERS TALK ABOUT?

OK, we had to find out: What subjects do the best Latin America speakers present on lately, given how much change and disruption is in the air? I mean, if you think about it, between new technology trends, workforce innovations and disruptive shifts, it has to be a huge range of topics, right? Interested to find out more, I asked some of our colleagues among the best Latin America speakers to find out what they generally cover in their talks and presentations:

• The economic outlook – Analyzing macroeconomic trends, risks, and policy dynamics shaping Latin American economies.
• Political landscape – Discussing the political environment, leadership changes, populism, and governance challenges across the region’s countries – very popular topics with the best Latin America speakers as of late.
• Regional integration – Assessing trade agreements, cross-border infrastructure projects, and integration initiatives like the Pacific Alliance.
• China-Latin America relations – Examining China’s growing economic and geopolitical influence in Latin America.
• Technology trends – Highlighting innovation, digital transformation, fintech, and the growth of startups across key markets.
• Social and demographic shifts – Changes in income, education, urbanization rates, and population profiles helping drive Latin American consumer markets.
• Sustainability – Issues around climate change, green energy, conservation, and sustainable business practices in the region – another hot topic among best Latin America speakers.
• Industry dynamics – Developments in major sectors like natural resources, manufacturing, aviation, health care, real estate, and more.
• Gender roles – The changing status and economic empowerment of women across Latin American societies.
• Competitiveness – Factors influencing Latin America’s competitiveness and ability to attract investment relative to other emerging markets.
• Relations with the US/Europe – Trade policy, sanctions, foreign aid, and diplomatic ties between Latin America and Western powers.