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Carlos Gerardo Martínez González is the dean and founder of the Instituto Internacional de Estudios Superiores Campus Nuevo Laredo, a private university in the border between Mexico and the United States that promotes the logistics competitiveness of North America.
He has a master’s degree in Latin American studies by the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service of Georgetown University and he studied law in the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey. In his professional experience, he has been special advisor to the Mexican attorney general, international senior advisor to the Mexican Customs Brokers Association and president of Poldesa, a consultancy firm for political affairs for the Western Hemisphere. He is Substitute Mexican Customs Broker and international and national editorialist for El Mañana de Nuevo Laredo. For two years he was Washington chief correspondent for El Mañana de Nuevo Laredo. He was president of the Young Entrepreneur Commission of Coparmex in Nuevo Laredo and executive vice president of the Nuevo Laredo Customs Brokers Association. In his early years, he was president of Gente Nueva a group of young leaders that organize conferences promoting values and respect in society. The major achievement was to organize the visit of Edson Arantes Do Nascemento Pele to Nuevo Laredo that produce an important positive impact in young generations. His expertise topics are international politics, North American trade, education, and global affairs.
