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he Marcos Galperín, Founder and CEO of MercadoLibreAccording to the “big data” of the 100 most innovative business leaders in Latin America, it appears at the top of the list, followed by Nubank founder David Vélez and Globant CEO Martín Migoya.

The results come from Third Edition of “CEO Changemakers in Latin America”Horse, a strategic consulting firm based on “big data”, released indicators on Thursday to measure the performance of major corporate leaders in the region.

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Galperin, Argentina Defeated the two-time champion from the previous edition, Colombian Vélezin this classification recognizes the public work of key executives in the region who actively contribute to the debate on the main axes of the corporate agenda and have a positive impact on society.

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The rest of the top ten are made up of Argentines Migoya and Pierpaolo Barbieri (Ulla), Chilean Roberto Alvo (Latin America) and Adrian Neuhauser (Avianca) Simon Borrero (Rappi), Mexican Monica Flores Barragan (ManpowerGroup) and Brazilians Eduardo Bartolomeo (Vale) and Cristina Palca (sap).

The list is prepared using a scoring system, by which each action performed by the executive allows him to receive a specific score, viz.Based entirely on data and processing informationfrom the top 100 media and social networks Linkedin and X.

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The analysis targets the main axes that mark the global corporate agenda: innovation, sustainability, talent, work-life balance, and diversity and inclusion.

“Today, we find ourselves at the epicenter of a business revolution. Leaders (…) are now diving headfirst into a world of disruption and public visibility.“, stressed in a statement Horse founders Cristian Marchiaro and Juan Pablo Daniello.

David Vélez, Founder and CEO, Nubank

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“The third edition immerses us in a global paradigm shift, focusing on companies and executives who go beyond financial gains and lead the way in adopting responsible, transparent and sustainable leadership models.”, they added.

Countries with the most executives on the list CEO Changemaker son Argentina (33), Brazil (27), Mexico (8). Colombia (8) Yes Chile (5).

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The rest is allocated to senior executives Europa (Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Portugal, Switzerland, Netherlands and Türkiye) and Latin America (Ecuador, Peru, Uruguay and Venezuela).

Regarding the gender gap, 22 of the 100 CEOs driving change in the region are women, while only two of the top 10 are women.

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