Join us for a lively evening of talks and networking! An all-star lineup of engineers and entrepreneurs will discuss how they built and scaled successful global companies, such as Medio Tiempo, Ooyala, Wizeline, Kueski and Clip.Â
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This event will be a great opportunity to connect with fellow developers, founders, investors, and community members from Mexico City, Guadalajara, Silicon Valley and beyond!
Reserve your spot now!
Where: BLEND MEXICO (Palmas 520, Lomas de Chapultepec, 11000, México City)
When: Thursday, June 16th at 6:30pm
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 Bismarck Lepe is a Serial entrepreneur in Silicon Valley and Mexico. He is the CEO and founder of Wizeline, a business intelligence software company, and chairman at Wize Services, a global product services company focused on supporting media companies.
In the past, he co-founded Ooyala, which was sold to Telstra for $400 million USD in 2014. Â Prior to Ooyala, Bismarck was an early product manager at Google.
Patricio Villalobos is a Mexican engineer and entrepreneur that has a unique passion for media, technology and football.
After co-founding Medio Tiempo, he co-founded Underdog Global Sports, a digital platform that changes the way people consumes football. Villalobos also co-funded The PoolMX, a trendy startup accelerator in Mexico City.
Previous to Underdog, Patricio was the CTO at Grupo Expansión. Â
Adalberto is a seasoned executive with experience in the financial and software industries in both the USA and Latin America.
Before founding his new venture, Kueski, Adalberto started, grew and managed all operations of Ooyala Mexico, the largest International division of Ooyala, Inc.
Nowadays, Adalberto is leading the national startup scene, since he secured the largest funding capital in Mexico for a fintech startup.Â
Adolfo Babatz, Co-founder and CEO of Mexico City-based Clip, a mobile payment system. Clip is the fastest, safest, and most complete monetization solution for businesses in Mexico.
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IIts integrated hardware and software enables businesses (and online platforms) to accept payments by credit or debit cards for the entire transaction or in installments, no matter the size of the operation.
NOTE: This will be a fireside chat with Pablo G. Lascurain, Latin America Regional Director at Startup Grind. Â Â
