Ticmas in Mexico City: Innovation
and Future of Education in Mexico
Experts, innovators, and educational leaders gathered to discuss the impact of technology, sustainability, and inclusion on Mexico's education system.
Discover the highlights and explore the key insights shared during this meeting.
Mexico City
CEMEFI - Mexican Center for Philanthropy AC
Salvador Alvarado Street, Escandón I, Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City
Featured Speakers
Rosa Wolpert
Oficial Nacional de Educación
Unesco
Graciela Rojas
Directora y Fundadora
Movimiento STEM
Humberto Niño Mireles
Secretaría de Educación, Ciencia, Tecnología e Innovación
Marina Tavares
Directora de Operaciones en Turning Point
Anayantzi Aldrete
Project Manager
Fundación Chingos de Impacto
Marcela Silveyra
World Bank Group
Luis Fabián Bonilla Yarzábal
Director of Evaluation and Intelligence
BBVA Foundation
Maurilio Suárez
Ingeniero en Cibernética, Licenciado en Teología y Maestro en Educación
Ana Marcela Castellanos
Vicerrectora Académica
Universidad LaSalle
Brenda Villegas
Lead for Children and Youth Initiative for Ashoka Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, Ashoka
Silvia Ojeda
Gerente de Educación
Instituto Natura
Paula Pastor Flores
Directora General
Junior Achievement México
Pedro Castillo
Director of Institutional Relations
Social Promoter Mexico
Pedro Aparicio
Juan Manuel Gonzalez
Director General, Enseña por Mexico
Paola Gómez
Oficial de Educación
UNICEF
Valentina Uribe
Experta en alfabetización
Fundación Zorro Rojo
Mariana Alarcón
Corporate Citizenship Lead
Accenture / AMITI
(coordinadora ASG)
Alejandro Enriquez
Director de la Facultad de Humanidades y Ciencias Sociales
Universidad LaSalle
Alejandro Zamora Cervantes
Head of Digital Education
Telefónica Movistar Foundation
Hector J. Rios
Tec de Monterrey
Gustavo Barcia
Needed Education
Nalleli García
Directora de Sostenibilidad
Fundación MetLife
Alvaro Alvarez Delgado
Coordinador del programa Pasión por la lectura
Tec de Monterrey
Hector Espin
Subdirector de Enlace Institucional
Fundación Azteca
Juan Mejia Lopez
Profesor investigador
Universidad de Sinaloa
Laura Ramírez
Director of Strengthening Educational Communities
Mexicans First
One Day, Two Sessions: Education for Inclusion and Innovation
Morning Session
Partnerships and Impact for Inclusion
This morning session, aimed at foundations, NGOs, and companies, will bring together educational leaders who will share their knowledge and experiences on the latest trends in education. Topics will include the importance of investing in education as a profitable and sustainable venture, strengthening Corporate Social Responsibility through public-private partnerships, and the learning revolution.
Evening Session
Educational Innovation for the 21st Century
This afternoon session is aimed at educational leaders and will focus on the challenges and opportunities of education in the 21st century. We will explore key topics such as childhood literacy, the use of artificial intelligence, mathematics education, and the impact of EdTech, with the aim of reflecting on how to transform education in the digital age.
Main themes
Education of the future
Explore how technology is transforming classrooms and teaching at all educational levels.
Sustainability in Education
Discover innovative strategies for integrating sustainability into schools, with a focus on projects that generate real impact.
Inclusion and Equity
Discussions on how to close the digital divide and ensure access to quality education in rural and urban communities.
Technological Innovation
How digital tools and online learning platforms are driving change in Mexican education.
Agenda
How to implement a successful intervention in education
Pedro Castillo
Director of Institutional Relations
Social Promoter Mexico
Luis Fabián Bonilla Yarzábal
Director of Evaluation and Intelligence
BBVA Foundation
Alejandro Zamora Cervantes
Head of Digital Education
Telefónica Movistar Foundation
Marcela Silveyra
World Bank Group
An articulation between actors that promotes education
Nalleli García
Director of Sustainability
MetLife Foundation
Humberto Niño Mireles
Secretariat of Education, Science, Technology and Innovation
Brenda Villegas
Lead for Children and Youth Initiative for Ashoka Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean
Ashoka
Who is it aimed at?
Educational directors and administrators
Who seek to innovate in their institutions.
Teachers and trainers
Interested in learning new technology-based teaching methodologies.
Experts in educational technology
Who are driving changes in the classrooms.
Social organizations and companies
Committed to sustainable development and equity in education.