2025 SelectUSA Mexico Conference
February 25, 2025 — February 26, 2025 | 8:00 AM — 5:00 PM CDT
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Hilton Mexico City Reforma, 70 Avenida Juarez
México D.F., Ciudad de México 06010
Senior Associate Stephania Bertoni Norris will be speaking on February 25th from 3:45 PM to 5:00 PM on Understanding Business and Investment Visas in Breakout Room 2 (Salón Don Alberto 2) at the 2025 SelectUSA Mexico Conference. Taking place on February 25-26 at Hilton Reforma in Mexico City, the conference brings together over 35 U.S. cities and states to connect with Mexican companies looking to expand into the U.S. The event offers industry-specific sessions, exclusive content for tech startups, and specialized advisory services on topics like talent development and incentives. Attendees can engage with Economic Development Organizations (EDOs), service providers, and industry experts to explore investment opportunities.
Fragomen is a proud breakout sponsor. Visit our booth in the Service Providers Exhibition Hall in the Coffee Break Room.
For more information, visit events.trade.gov or contact [email protected].
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