Guillermo Morales Errázuriz is a founding partner of Morales & Besa, a law firm with offices in Santiago, Chile. He specializes in advising domestic and international corporations and financial institutions in corporate finance, mergers and acquisitions, and matters affecting corporate policy and strategy. He graduated from Universidad de Chile (LCJS) in 1985, was awarded a Fulbright scholarship in 1986, graduated from The School of Law of the University of Chicago (LLM) in 1987. Between 1987-88, he worked as an international associate with White & Case LLP, New York, and served as the Secretary of the Inter-American Affairs Committee of The Association of the Bar of the City of New York. Since 1997 to date, Mr Morales is the Honorary Legal Adviser to Her British Majesty’s Ambassador in Santiago, and his memberships include the International Affairs Committee of the Chilean Bar Association (2008-09), the bord of directors of the British-Chilean Chamber of Commerce (2002 to date), the Board of Advisors of Fundación Probono (2007 to date), the board of directors of Make-A-Wish, a foundation that raises funds to provide wishes to children in severe health conditions, and the Bar Association of Chile (1985 to date).

Juan C. Cappello is the Chairman and Managing Partner, Contemporanea LLC, a consulting firm. Mr. Cappello, a journalist, corporate executive and entrepreneur was the CEO and managing partner for Hill & Knowlton (H&K)/Latin America until 2008. Prior to joining H&K he was Sr. Vice President, ITT Corporation – the first and only Latin American member of the ITT Management Policy Committee, the group of the nine top executives with worldwide responsibilities for operations in 65 countries. Mr. Cappello, a past-President of the North American/Chilean Chamber of Commerce in New York, and a director of Fundación Chile for 25 years. He is a member of The President’s Circle at the Americas Society, a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and a director of several business and civic organizations. He is a member of the editorial board of The Americas Quarterly, a leading publication on culture, politics and society in the region and is the US correspondent for R&P, the electronic magazine published by the Universidad de Chile, School of Law. His international and professional work has been recognized by the US Information Agency and by the governments of Chile (1994), France and Austria. He also received a special award for his journalistic work from the Inter American Press Association and from the NACCC, as an entrepreneur. Mr. Cappello holds an MSJ from Northwestern University and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Chile.

Consul General of Chile as of 16 March 2020. A Chilean career diplomat, he studied journalism at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile and an MA in International Relations at the University of Chile. He has undertaken postgraduate studies in Austria, Chile and in Singapore. During his 27 years in the Chilean Foreign Service, he has served at the APEC Secretariat in Singapore (1996-2002); as Director of the ProChile Office in Beijing, the People´s Republic of China (2005-2010), and as Consul General of Chile in Hong Kong and Macao (2010-2014). Mr Artaza has been a member of the negotiation teams to achieve Free Trade Agreements with Canada, Hong Kong, India, Malaysia, Vietnam and the Trans Pacific Partnership process. Between 2014 and 2017, he took a leave of absence to lead the Representative Office of Banco Security in Hong Kong. During that time he served as President of the Chile Hong Kong Chamber of Commerce and as Vicepresident of the Americas Committee of the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce. Between 2017 and 2018 he was Executive Director of the APEC Chile 2019 Year. Between 2018 and March 2020, he served as Deputy Director for Antartica at the Chilean Ministry of Foreign Affairs. As an academic, Mr Artaza has taught, made presentations and written papers for universities and academies in Canada, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Hong Kong and the People´s Republic of China. Mr Artaza is Second Lieutenant in the Chilean Navy Reserve, assigned to OPV 84 "Cabo Odger", port base Iquique, having participated in commissions such as the 2019 UNITAS multinational exercises.

David Spencer is an attorney in New York City specializing in tax and banking law. David has written seventy professional articles on international banking and taxation, published in the Journal of International Taxation (New York), and International Financial Law Review (London), and he is on the Board of Advisers of both journals. Mr. Spencer’s particular interest is exchange of tax information, and related tax justice issues. He is a graduate of Harvard College and Harvard Law School, and he has a Master’s of Law in Taxation from the New York University Law School Program in Taxation. Mr. Spencer previously practiced law at a major Wall Street law firm, and at Citicorp/Citibank. He is a Senior Adviser of the Tax Justice Network.

Ollie Armas is sought out by our clients around the world to resolve some of their most complex and delicate matters in domestic and foreign litigation, before international arbitration tribunals, and to conduct sensitive internal investigations. Just recently, Ollie represented an Asia-based client in a US$1 billion putative RICO class action, a U.S. multinational in three arbitrations in Dubai against its Yemeni distributor, a Brazilian company in three ICC arbitrations regarding the construction of FPSOs totaling over US$1 billion in claims, a Korean contractor in an ICC arbitration involving a combined cycle power plant in Chile, a Japanese pharmaceutical company in an ICC arbitration against its U.S. licensor, the government of Mongolia in defending enforcement of an UNCITRAL and Energy Charter Treaty arbitration award (involving the U.S. Foreign Sovereign Immunities Act), and a U.S.-based client in a broad-scale FCPA investigation in Latin America. Ollie has handled arbitrations under the rules of many of the major arbitral institutions around the world, including the ICC, AAA/ICDR, LCIA, ICSID, HKIAC, SIAC, SMA, LMAA, DIAC, DIFC, etc. He is also a highly sought after arbitrator. Fluent in Spanish, and with an understanding of Portuguese, he routinely counsels clients on matters involving Latin America. Ollie has acted as a legal advisor in certain aspects of U.S. law in Mexico and Peru, and he has supervised litigation and conducted FCPA investigations in almost every country in Latin America. Ollie is on the firm’s National Diversity Committee.

He was the General Manager of CorpBanca, New York Branch until 2017. He joined Banco Unido de Fomento in 1976 later becoming Head of its Foreign Trade Area. He later moved to Banco de Santiago, as Deputy Manager of the International Division. In 1985 he travels to New York to become the Representative for the Bank, until 1987 when he returns to Chile to join Banco O�Higgins as Head of the International Division. In 1995 entered Banco Osorno as Head of Investment Banking. Due to the sale of this bank to Banco Santander, he moves to Banco Concepcion, just acquired and controlled by Mr. Alvaro Saieh. Banco Concepcion later changes name to CorpBanca. Fernando Burgos becomes Head of the International Division at CorpBanca in 1996. Member of the Board of CorpBanca Venezuela until its sale in 2006. Fernando Burgos is a graduate of the United States Air Force Academy located in Colorado, USA, majoring in Business and Economics. Speaks English, Spanish and Portuguese and can get by reasonably in French.

Eric Goldstein is a principal in Patagonia Grass Fed / Range Meats (www.rangemeats.com). After spending several years searching all over the globe in his quest for the best, Eric founded the world’s unsurpassed and truest pasture and grass-fed beef in Patagonia, Chile. Along with Francisco Iniguez, they started Patagonia Grass Fed LLC / Rage Meat Chile SpA“ a company dedicated to feeding the finest and cleanest quality beef to discerning consumers. Previously, Eric was the CEO of School Support Services at the NYC DOE where he managed a budget of $1.6 billion and oversaw food services, transportation and the PSAL for over 1.1 million children in the City. Eric also founded and was the past Chairman of the non-profit group the Urban School Food Alliance. Eric started his career as an associate with Booz Allen and Hamilton and also held senior executive decisions in the technology sector with a UK based company and lived in the UK for approximately 10 years. Eric is a graduate of Cornell University (Arts and Sciences) and Oxford University (St. Antony's College) and has two amazing boys.

Mr. Paredes was created Knight Grand Cross of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem in 2012. He currently serves as Chief Executive Officer of Advocate Community Providers (ACP). Mr. Paredes continues his affiliation with American Bible Society (ABS) as a member of the Board of Trustees after retiring as its Presidential Liaison to Roman Catholic Ministry. He is a Founder and Chairman of the Board for Catholic Association of Latino Leaders (CALL) and is today its Chairman Emeritus. Mr. Paredes is also a member of the Board of Directors of America Media, is a Director and former President of the North American-Chilean Chamber of Commerce of New York and is the Treasurer and former Vice President of Gabriela Mistral Foundation. Mario joined Merrill Lynch as Vice President of Business Development in April 2001 and was appointed Director of the U.S. Hispanic Market for the Multicultural & Diversified Business Development Group in 2002. In February of 2007, he was transferred to the Corporate Division. Under Mayor Ed Koch, he served as Commissioner for the Charter Revision of New York City. Mr. Paredes served as Personal Advisor to John Cardinal O'Connor, Archbishop of New York and has also served as Consultant to the Latin American Commission to the Vatican and the United States Catholic Conference of Bishops. For 30 years, Mr. Paredes directed the operations of the USCCB's (United States Catholic Conference of Bishops) in the Northeast Region. He served as Founder and Director of the Northeast Hispanic Catholic Center. Mr. Paredes earned his Masters of Philosophy at the Catholic University of Argentina, Masters in Religious Education at Loyola University Chicago and postgraduate studies at Georgetown University. He is founder of the national weekly El Visitante Dominical in USA and El Visitante de Puerto Rico. Mario has served as an Editorial Board Member of El Diario-La Prensa, Catholic New York, The Tablet and El Pregonero. Mr. Paredes is editor of the Polyglott Boble and Camino a Emaus, both published by ABS, and the Leccionario Dominical and Ferial for the United States. In addition, he is the author of The History of the National Encuentros (2014, Paulist Press), Un Papa para la Urbe y Orbe (1979, Catholic Center of New York), Hispanics in USA (1980, Catholic Center of New York), Official Lectionary for U.S. Hispanic Catholics (1985, Northeast Catholic Center) and Catecismo del Pueblo (1976, Our Sunday Visitor). Mario has received awards the Catholic Press Association, Archbishop Patrick Flores Medal from the USCCB, the Joseph P. Fitzpatrick Award from Fordham University and the The Pierre Toussaint Medallion.

Claudia Morales, Vice President, is part of the Multi-Asset Portfolio and Investment Consulting team (MAPIC) for Latin America. She is responsible for creating and delivering cross-region tailored portfolio solutions and strategic investment analysis primarily through asset allocation and risk analysis to institutional and wealth clients. Previously, she was part of the Latin America & Iberia Investment Strategy team from the BlackRock Investment Institute. In that role, Claudia was responsible for developing market views and economic research for retail and institutional clients within the Latam & Iberia region. She joined the company in September 2011. In Chile, she was Deputy CIO at Larrain Vial, the largest independent brokerage company in Chile. Prior to that, she worked as Senior Analyst at Cruz del Sur Inversiones, the financial services unit of the Angellini group, the largest industrial group in Chile. She also worked as an Economist at the Chilean Central Bank for 5 years in core units, the Macroeconomic Analysis and the Models and Forecast one. Claudia earned an Industrial Engineering degree in 1996 from the Universidad de Chile, and Financial Diploma at the same university. Master in Finance from Universidad Finis Terrae in 2017.

With over 20 years in the travel industry, I am a strategic sales and business development executive, offering a wealth of experience, accomplishments and a history of driving increased revenue and effective channel development strategies. With strengths that include sales growth, segment strategy for corporate, leisure and ethnic markets, I bring an effective and proven approach to managing sales and business strategy that delivers great results. Excel at building credibility at all levels internally and externally with clients and stakeholders. My background includes positive career progression with LATAM Airlines (LAN and TAM Airlines) where I began my career in sales leadership roles for LAN Airlines and continued to advance to positions of increasing scope and responsibility that continued after the 2012 merger of LAN and TAM Airlines to taking on as VP for North America, Caribbean, Mexico and Asia, managing a team of +70 professionals.

Luis Gormaz, Vice President / Head of Chile Corporate, En Bci Miami desde 2008, donde tiene a cargo y encabeza las actividades como Vice President Head of Chile y maneja un grupo de 6 personas en las áreas de relationship management, servicio a cliente manejo de inversiones DAP, aperturas de cuentas internacionales cuentas empresariales / corporativas chilenas, aperturas de cuentas y cierre de inversiones. Tiene más de 30 años de experiencia en banca corporativa dentro del mercado estadounidense. Anterior al Bci Miami estuvo en varios puestos administrativos y jefaturas de departamentos incluyendo servicio al cliente, comercio exterior, operaciones, administración de pagos de créditos. Trabajo en Banco de Chile Nueva York Branch y Miami Branch. Tiene estudios relacionados a las finanzas bancarias en NY y Miami especializándose en el área Corporativa.

BerilAkyol is a Vice President in Geographic Management in New York. ln her role, she manages the Latin America domestic strategy execution across multiple lines of businesses and jurisdictions. Beril also manages the coordination of MIS affiliates in Latam, EMEA and APAC to ensure the same standards are applied globally. As part of Geographic Management, Beril's primary responsibilities are to manage affiliate onboarding, manage the Tier 1 outreach organizations related to Latin America, and coordinate global initiatives for MIS Advancing the Customer Experience. Beril has been with Moody's since 2007. Prior to this position, Beril was a lead credit analyst for Project Finance and lnfrastructure transactions across North America, including toll roads, airports, stadiums, P3 projects, energy, and renewables. She began her Moody's career as lssuer Relations leading customer interactions for commercial activities. Berilworked with Morgan Stanley as a financial advisor before joining Moody's. She holds an MBA from New York University - Stern School of Business, and a Bachelor in Finance from George Mason University. She is fluent in English and Turkish.

Martín Fernández-Romero is a Moody’s Managing Director and Regional Head of Latin America. In his role, Martín leads the Moody’s Investors Service (MIS) business across Latin America, develops the regional strategy, and manages the resources and capabilities to operate effectively across MIS rating groups and geographies. As head of the Latin America practice, Martín’s primary responsibilities are to manage regional operations, oversee policy and regulatory outreach, and coordinate global and domestic initiatives in Latin America. Martín has been with Moody’s since 2003. Prior to this position, Martín was a Senior Vice President and Manager for the structured finance franchise in Latin America. He also had responsibilities as Country Manager for Moody’s office in Argentina. He began his Moody’s career as lead credit analyst for structured finance transactions across Latin America. He holds an executive MBA from IAE Business School �“ Universidad Austral, and a Bachelor of Economics from Universidad Argentina de la Empresa. He is fluent in Spanish, English and Portuguese.

Tim is a Managing Director at Goldman Sachs and co-heads the Global Power Business within the Investment Banking Division. From 1991 to 2001 he served as a founding member of the Latin America Group at Goldman ultimately serving as Chief Operating Officer. Part of Tim’s family has resided in Chile for five generations and they still manage a working farm in Casablanca: www.kingstonvineyards.com where Tim worked after college and prior to joining Goldman in 1988. Tim is a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, is on the Advisory Board of the Program of Latin American Studies at Princeton, the North American Advisory Board of INSEAD, he is a member of Technoserve, LevantandoChile.org, and the President’s Council of Accion. Tim is a graduate of Princeton University and has an MBA from INSEAD.

Manuel Casanova has seven years of international transportation experience. At LAN Airlines Manuel develops new businesses and manages global and domestic corporate clients including major financial firms. Manuel joined LAN Airlines in 2007. Before LAN Airlines, Manuel worked for CSAV, a Chilean shipping company with operations in the US and around the world. Manuel graduated with a Masters on Business Administration from Florida International University and he is currently studying a Masters in Elections and Campaigns at Fordham University. Manuel lives with his wife and two daughters on the Upper West Side of Manhattan where he enjoys the diversity of its people and proximity to Central Park.

Tibbitts was Director of Sales-East for National Account Sales, Joseph E. Seagram & Sons at their Park Avenue headquarters. After eleven years at Seagram, he served for two years as Director of National Account Sales, Kobrand Corporation and in April 1992, he founded and in 1998 globalized his own national accounts sales & marketing agency. He resides at Bangkok, Thailand, while still maintaining a U.S. office at Albany, New York. Tibbitts is a wine & spirits columnist for LifeStyle (China) and New Western Cuisine (China) Magazine. He is a Fellow of the School of Hotel & Tourism Management at The Hong Kong Polytechnic University and a member of the Advisory Board of both the University of Delaware; and a Founding Member of the Advisory Board for the Florida International School at Tianjin, the Peoples Republic of China.