“I can’t believe this is happening,” said Balsera. Zack was the first person of Latino descent to be President of the American Bar Association, and is currently one of the partners at Boies, Schiller & Flexner law firm. Balsera helped to design President Barack Obama's national Latino television and radio campaign, and will also be working in Hillary Clinton’s campaign in Florida. They travelled to Havana to attend the opening ceremony of the American Embassy in Cuba, as a way to show their support for this new path taken by the Obama Administration.
“If there’s something we’ve learned this week is that we need more information,” he said, “and we.įreddy Balsera and Stephen Zack belong to different generations, and their life experiences have been completely different, but for a long time they have shared a common goal: bringing about a change in relations between the United States and Cuba.
Boris Hirmas, CEO of Tres mares and SouthAm Freeze Dry, said that to succeed in any business initiative, whether in Cuba or anywhere else in the world, it’s necessary to have as much information as possible about the conditions for a given initiative to be developed. “This trip is an opportunity to come out of the dark and engage in a more open exploration,” said Gustavo Arnavat, one of the representatives of The Wharton School’s At a press conference, some of the nearly 30 executives said that it will still take a while before any agreements can be signed, something that according to them will largely depend on regulations in both countries. “Mission Knowledge,” as it is called, was organized by – the online business analysis journal of the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania – and Momentum, in collaboration with OnCuba.
travelled to Cuba to find the answers to those questions. What are the opportunities for Americans to invest in Cuba? In what sectors of the economy could they get involved? A group of senior executives from the U.S.
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