Alejandro Reynoso has spent the last 25 years leading institutional change and financial innovation in Latin America. He has been the project leader of initiatives such as the Reform of the Pension System in Mexico, the creation of the Systemic Risk Management Unit at the Mexican Central Bank, the corporate reorganization and IPO of the Mexican Stock Exchange, the implementation of the first ETFs in Colombia, Mexico and Peru in the Long-only, Inverse and Leveraged and Fixed Income segments; he led the establishment of the REIT Industry in Mexico. He is the founder of the first Blockchain-Investment Banking advisory firm in Latin America.
Since 2014 he has taught at the Judge Business School, University of Cambridge the courses of Algorithmic Trading, Mathematical Foundations of Fintech, and Financial Innovation in Emerging Markets.

Mark Hoose, current Global Tax Director at Nvidia, previously served as a professor of tax law at the University of San Diego School of Law, among other esteemed institutions. Drawing from his experience inacademia, Mark brings a deep understanding of tax principles to his roleat Nvidia. In his capacity as Global Tax Director, he spearheads the strategic direction and management of the company’s global tax functions. Mark is instrumental in developing and implementing tax strategies to optimize Nvidia’s tax position while ensuring compliance with international tax laws and regulations. His expertise encompasses tax planning, transfer pricing, mergers and acquisitions, and international tax compliance, making significant contributions to Nvidia’s financial success and global operations.

Ambrosio Michel is a distinguished Mexican attorney with a background as a former criminal tax prosecutor for the federal government of Mexico. With expertise in criminal tax law, Ambrosio has extensive experience prosecuting tax-related offenses and enforcing compliance with tax regulations. His tenure as a prosecutor equipped him with a deep understanding of tax laws and enforcement mechanisms in Mexico. Ambrosio’s legal acumen and experience make him a valuable asset in navigating complex tax matters and ensuring adherence to regulatory
standards.

Professor Wells teaches in the area of federal income taxation, corporate taxation, and international taxation. Professor Wells also teaches and writes on Texas Oil and Gas Law. Professor Wells is the lead co-author on one of the premier treatises on U.S. international taxation. He has testified on international taxation issues to the Senate Finance Committee, the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations, and to the House Ways and Means
Subcommittee on Select Revenue Measures. Prior to joining the faculty, Professor Wells was an executive officer of a leading oil and gas service company where he had significant exposure to oil and gas issues in the upstream context. Since joining the faculty, Professor Wells has written repeatedly on Texas oil and gas issues with a particular focus on the legal challenges raised by today’s development in unconventional shale formations. Professor Wells also is a co-author on a leading casebook on Texas oil and gas law.