March 2017
Mexico Trade Missions
San Luis Potosi
The United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce, Southwest Chapter in Dallas, initiated a trade mission to San Luis Potosi, Mexico which was very successful due to the fellowship with the business and community leaders and the leadership of Mexico.
The United States-Mexico Chamber of Commerce, Southwest Chapter in Dallas, initiated a trade mission to San Luis Potosi, Mexico which was very successful due to the fellowship with the business and community leaders and the leadership of Mexico.
Josie F. Orosco, executive director of the Chapter, chose San Luis Potosi because it fulfilled the objectives of the trade mission: international trade of minerals from Mexico to China, agriculture, H2A Visa Program, labor law and immigration. She chose the locations and delegation in accordance with the goals and strategies previously established.
Members of the trade mission were greeted by the governor’s representative, Secretary of Agriculture Gaston Ward Santos and Jorge Teran Juarez, along with director Betty Ponce of Exterior Relations of Zona Huasteca and the president of Canaco, Contador Publico Antolin Etiene, representative of Zona Huasteca.
We thank Betty Ponce, director of exterior relations in Ciudad Valles for her support of the trade mission with the governor and mayoral reps to achieve our future goals.
The Chapter’s delegation included Mario Ramirez, founder of La Paloma, who served as liaison and translator during the visit to San Luis Potosi; Ruth Brewer, founder and partner with Brewer & Lormand, PLLC; Jennifer Gleason, immigration lawyer with Brewer & Lormand, PLLC; Rodrigo Amarillas, Hispanic market representative of H2A Concept for Paychex.
Other members of the delegation were Ken Tse of Noahplex representing Yunnan, China for construction materials, agricultural products, metals, coffee, and manufacturing parts or trade partnerships; Richard Deaguero, president, Athas Insurance; and Paul Athas¸ Athas Insurance.
