A new leadership for the region: A conversation between Ibero-American leaders
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At CAF -Development Bank of Latin America- we believe in the generational exchange of leadership in two stages, hybrid, consolidated and emerging. For this reason, we invite you to connect to this masterclass of the Governance and Public Innovation Diploma of our bank.
Intergenerational exchange can only bring good fruits to Latin America and the Caribbean. For this reason, we have turned this masterclass of our Governance and Public Innovation Diploma into a hybrid leadership conversation, which seeks for both established and emerging leaders to share their experiences and knowledge during our meeting "Many voices, one region: Latin America and the Caribbean working together on the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development".
With this discussion, which will have the support of the 16 Latin American universities that together with our bank teach the Diploma, we hope that a more comprehensive approach to the new leadership that our region requires will emerge, an approach in which the tools and experiences of great consolidated leaders can inspire, serve as an example and connect with the courage, creativity and ease of emerging leaders.
What can come out from this integration? More comprehensive leaders, willing to assume their vocation for the present and future of the region, and to raise the voice of Latin America and the Caribbean in the world.
Date: Monday, September 19th.
Time:
- 08:30 a.m. United States (Los Angeles) 🇺🇸
- 09:30 a.m. Costa Rica 🇨🇷, El Salvador 🇸🇻, Honduras 🇭🇳
- 10:30 a.m. Colombia 🇨🇴, Ecuador 🇪🇨, United States (Chicago) 🇺🇸 , Jamaica 🇯🇲, Mexico 🇲🇽, Panama 🇵🇦, Peru 🇵🇪
- 11:30 a.m. Barbados 🇧🇧, Bolivia 🇧🇴, United States (New York) 🇺🇸, Venezuela 🇻🇪, Paraguay 🇵🇾, Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹
- 12:30 p.m. Argentina 🇦🇷, Brazil 🇧🇷, Chile 🇨🇱, Uruguay 🇺🇾
- 04:00 p.m. Portugal 🇵🇹
- 05:00 p.m. Spain 🇪🇸
The event will be broadcasted live through this site and our YouTube channel
Program
Opening remarks
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- Sergio Díaz-Granados, Executive President of CAF -Development Bank of Latin America-
Panel Discussion
Moderator: Christian Asinelli, Corporate Vice President of Strategic Programming of CAF -Development Bank of Latin America-
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- Epsy Campbell, former Vice President of Costa Rica
- Rocío Martínez-Sampere, Director of the Felipe González Foundation
- Áurea Carolina, member of the Brazilian Chamber of Deputies
- Sofia Saravia, member of the Scholas program, Laudato Si'.
- Mauricio Campillay, member of the Scholas program, Laudato Si'.
- Eglantina Zingg, founder and CEO of Goleadoras.org and host of The Zingg podcast.
- Neyla Yadira Amú, Mayor of Timbiquí, Colombia
Closing remarks:
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- Christian Asinelli, Corporate Vice President, Strategic Programming, CAF -Development Bank of Latin America-
Participants
Sergio Díaz-Granados
Presidente Ejecutivo, CAF -banco de desarrollo de América Latina y el Caribe-
Sergio Díaz-Granados
Presidente Ejecutivo, CAF -banco de desarrollo de América Latina y el Caribe-
Tiene una amplia trayectoria en el servicio público y privado, tanto a nivel nacional como internacional, con especial énfasis en temas de desarrollo e integración regional. Previo a asumir la presidencia de CAF, se desempeñó como director ejecutivo para Colombia en el Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo. Anteriormente ejerció los cargos de ministro de Comercio, Industria y Turismo de Colombia, viceministro de Desarrollo Empresarial y presidente del Directorio de Bancóldex y ProColombia. Fue congresista y presidente del Comité de Asuntos Económicos de la Cámara de Representantes de Colombia.
Epsy Campbell
Former First Vice President of the Republic of Costa Rica
Epsy Campbell
Former First Vice President of the Republic of Costa Rica
Epsy Campbell Barr is the vice president of Costa Rica. She was previously the foreign minister and a member of the Costa Rican National Assembly. Campbell has been active in Afro-Caribbean affairs since entering politics. In 1996, she founded the Women’s Forum for Central American Integration, which she coordinated until 2001. Concurrently, she also coordinated the Network of Afro-Caribbean and Afro-Latin American Women. Campbell has published books and articles on democracy and inclusion, political and economic participation of women, people of African descent, sexism, and racism, among other topics. She is an expert in social development issues, political participation of women of African descent, and equality.
Rocío Martínez-Sampere
Director of the Felipe González Foundation
Rocío Martínez-Sampere
Director of the Felipe González Foundation
Áurea Carolina
(PSOL) federal deputy (MG)
Sofia Saravia
Member of the Scholas program, Laudato Si'.
Sofia Saravia
Member of the Scholas program, Laudato Si'.
Neyla Yadira Amú Venté
Mayor of Timbiquí, Colombia
Neyla Yadira Amú Venté
Mayor of Timbiquí, Colombia
She is a gerontologist from the Public University of Quindío and has a degree in foreign languages from the Public University of Valle. He obtained scholarships to study at Georgetown University, in the United States, where he participated in a competitiveness program for Latin America, and to do a master's degree in Government and Public Policy at ICESI University, awarded by the Manos Visibles corporation, the IDB, the Ford Foundation and the Korean Poverty Reduction Fund. She was coordinator of the International Cooperation Office of the Cauca Government, and in 2020 she became the first elected mayor of the city of Timbiquí, a municipality in the Pacific region of Cauca.
Mauricio Campillay
Member of the Scholas program, Laudato Si'.
Mauricio Campillay
Member of the Scholas program, Laudato Si'.
Eglantina Zingg
Founder and CEO of Goleadoras.org and host of The Zingg podcast.
Christian Asinelli
Corporate Vicepresident of Strategic Programming, CAF -Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean-
Christian Asinelli
Corporate Vicepresident of Strategic Programming, CAF -Development Bank of Latin America and the Caribbean-
Christian Asinelli is a political scientist from the Pontificia Universidad Católica Argentina (UCA), has a Master's degree in Public Administration and Policy from the Universidad de San Andrés (UdeSA) and postgraduate degrees in Urban Economics (Universidad Torcuato Di Tella) and in Sociourbana Management (FLACSO). In 2019, he received his Ph.D in Political Science from the National University of San Martín (Argentina).
During the last sixteen years he has been appointed in different roles in the public sector and the international arena: Alternate National Director of the State Modernization Project at the Chief of Staff of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Nation (2005); Deputy of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires (2007-2010); Undersecretary of Evaluation of Projects with External Financing of the Chief of Staff of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Nation (2011-2014); Corporate Director of Institutional Development of CAF (2014-2017); President of the Fundación Banco Ciudad (2019) and Undersecretary of International Financial Relations for Development, Secretariat of Strategic Affairs, Presidency of the Nation. He was a Fellow of the Hubert Humphrey Fellowship Program (2010), the Special Program for Urban and Regional Studies-MIT (2011) and the Singularity University Executive Program (2017). He is the author of the books Buenos Aires: The city we have, the city we want (Buenos Aires, 2009); Modernization of the Argentine State: policies, management and professional scene (Buenos Aires, Edition, 2015) and Financing Development: The role of multilateral banking in Latin America (Buenos Aires, 2021).