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Harnessing the power of connectivity

2025 KPMG Latin America Tax & Legal* Summit - Mexico City

Wednesday 9 to Thursday 10 April 2025
Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

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  • Tuesday 8 April
  • Wednesday 9 April
  • Thursday 10 April

Tuesday 8 April

  • 09:00 - 18:00

    Meeting opportunities

    Private meetings may be organized throughout the day by your respective KPMG member firm advisor. This is a unique opportunity to meet with the vast network of KPMG partners from member firms across the region. If you would like to meet with representatives from a specific country, please contact your KPMG member firm advisor or email us-picmktslatamtax@KPMG.com

Wednesday 9 April

  • 08:00 - 10:00 Castillo Foyer, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Networking breakfast

  • 08:30 - 09:45 Castillo B2, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Global influences on Latin American tax legislation: A connected approach

    Global influences on Latin American tax legislation: A connected approach

    In this session, we will explore the latest tax legislative trends across various Latin American countries, focusing on the significant reforms and developments that are shaping the region's tax landscape. By examining the interplay between regional and international tax policies, you will gain a comprehensive understanding of the current tax environment and its implications for businesses operating in Latin America. Experienced KPMG member firm partners from their International Tax practices will facilitate this COLLAB, offering the latest insights from their areas of expertise to help businesses prepare, structure next steps and keep executives informed and ready. 

    Note: this session will serve as a platform for delegates interested in taking a deeper dive on BEPS 2.0 at the Pillar 2 Bootcamp session scheduled for Thursday.

    • Image of Armando Lara Yaffar

      Armando Lara Yaffar

      Head of International Tax

      KPMG Mexico

    • Image of Jair Montufar

      Jair Montufar

      Head of Tax & Legal

      KPMG Panama

    • Image of Monica Del Rio

      Monica Del Rio

      KPMG US Managing Director and US-LATAM Corridor co-lead, International Tax and M&A Tax, Tax & Legal*

      KPMG Americas

    • Image of Ricardo Ruiz

      Ricardo Ruiz

      Head of Tax & Legal

      KPMG Colombia

    • Image of Rodolfo Canese

      Rodolfo Canese

      Head of Global Mobility Services and M&A Tax, and International Tax Partner

      KPMG Argentina

  • 10:00 - 11:30 Castillo A, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Plenary 1: Exploring strategic decision-making through connectivity

    Welcome to Mexico City!

    You will begin your journey here in the first plenary of the 2025 KPMG Latin America Tax & Legal* Summit where Jorge Caballero, Head of Tax & Legal*, KPMG Mexico will guide us through a discussion on how harnessing the power of connectivity can elevate the tax function, turning it into a strategic decision-making partner. Jorge will delve deeper into how the tax function, much like the Internet of Things (IoT) that revolutionized connectivity, must integrate various elements within the organization.

    Leading through connectivity: The Corporate President’s perspective

    Jorge will continue the conversation and be joined by Laura Clayton McDonnell, President, Corporates, Thomson Reuters and Victor Esquivel, Chairman, KPMG Mexico and Mexico/Central America Cluster Leader who will provide their perspective on how to lead through connectivity by engaging with key stakeholders, which includes the CTO. In the face of an evolving global landscape, with constant global regulatory changes, rapid technological advancements and digitalization, increased public scrutiny, and significant fluctuations in the global economy and trade policies, the stakes have never been higher. Every decision an executive leader makes could be the difference between success and failure. The world is watching, and the pressure is on.

    Strategic shoring

    Continuing with the topic of supply chains, Hector Diaz Santana, Partner, Tax & Legal, KPMG Mexico and Gerardo Rojas, Head of Advisory, KPMG Mexico, will dive deeper on strategic shoring, which involves relocating supply chains closer to the Americas to enhance supply chain resilience and agility. Learn how by strategically positioning supply chains, companies can better navigate global economic shifts, reduce risks, and respond more swiftly to market demands.

    Searching for an interconnected tax function

    Get ready for a dynamic panel discussion with tax executives from major multinationals that will dive deep into the intricate connections across various areas of tax. Doug Zuvich, Tax Partner, KPMG US and Latin America Regional Managing Partner, Tax & Legal, KPMG Americas* will be joined by Gustavo Rivera Molina, Controllership and Tax Director, Grupo Proeza and Claudia Miranda Menchaca, Vice President of Tax, Goldman Sachs who will explore the effects of global megatrends and their impact on different tax domains. By examining these interconnected elements, the panel aims to highlight strategies that can drive tax decision-making and innovation.

    • Image of Douglas Zuvich

      Douglas Zuvich

      Latin America Regional Managing Partner, Tax & Legal

      KPMG Americas

    • Image of Claudia Miranda Menchaca

      Claudia Miranda Menchaca

      Vice President of Tax

      Goldman Sachs

    • Image of Gerardo Rojas Villar

      Gerardo Rojas Villar

      Head of Advisory

      KPMG Mexico

    • Image of Gustavo Rivera Molina

      Gustavo Rivera Molina

      Controllership & Tax Director

      Grupo Proeza

    • Image of Hector Diaz Santana

      Hector Diaz Santana

      Partner, Tax & Legal

      KPMG Mexico

    • Image of Jorge Caballero

      Jorge Caballero

      Head of Tax & Legal

      KPMG Mexico

    • Image of Laura Clayton McDonnell

      Laura Clayton McDonnell

      President, Corporates

      Thomson Reuters

    • Image of Victor Esquivel

      Victor Esquivel

      Chairman, KPMG Mexico and Mexico/Central America Leader

      KPMG Americas

  • 11:30 - 11:45 Castillo Foyer, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Break

  • 11:45 - 13:00 Castillo A, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Plenary 2: AI Experience: Elevating connectivity through innovation

    After the break, we will go deeper into the world of innovation and the AI Experience. The rapidly evolving landscape of AI can be overwhelming, with countless possibilities and applications to consider. This uncertainty can leave companies unsure of where to begin and how to make the most impactful investments. We aim to address this challenge head-on. 

    Diving in 

    To kick things off, you will embark on an exciting journey into the world of AI!  You’ll hear from Greg Homen, Partner, AI Innovation Leader – Tax, KPMG US and Gustavo Gomez, Head of Tax Technology, KPMG Mexico who will explore where AI stands today, its potential future directions, and some fascinating use cases. By understanding these aspects, you will gain a better grasp of the incredible opportunities AI offers as we uncover options together!

    Betting on the future: The ‘You can with AI’ one million-dollar challenge

    Imagine you've just been allocated USD 1 million dollars to revolutionize your tax department with AI! How do you get started? Where do you spend it? How do you spend it? Niren Saldanha, Tax Partner, KPMG US and Latin America Deputy Leader, Tax & Legal, KPMG Americas* along with AI Innovators John Modzelewski, Chief Data Officer, KPMG US and Anayansi Mora, Director, Legal, KPMG Costa Rica and game show contributors Hugo Francisco Sanchez Hernandez, Tax Director, Colgate-Palmolive and Yessica Valor, Regional Senior Tax Manager North & Central America, Tetra Pak will explore various intriguing options and opportunities, providing you with the knowledge and insights needed to make informed decisions. Get ready to dive into a world of endless possibilities and discover how to invest your USD 1 million in AI for maximum impact and success!

    • Image of Anayansi Mora

      Anayansi Mora

      Director, Legal

      KPMG Costa Rica

    • Image of Gregory Homen

      Gregory Homen

      AI Transformation Lead – Tax

      KPMG US

    • Image of Gustavo Gomez

      Gustavo Gomez

      Head of Tax Technology

      KPMG Mexico

    • Image of Hugo Sanchez

      Hugo Sanchez

      Tax Director

      Colgate Palmolive SA de CV

    • Image of John Modzelewski

      John Modzelewski

      Principal, Chief Data Officer - Tax

      KPMG US

    • Image of Niren Saldanha

      Niren Saldanha

      Tax Partner, KPMG LLP (US), and Latin America Deputy Tax Leader, Tax & Legal*

      KPMG Americas

    • Image of Yessica Valor

      Yessica Valor

      Regional Senior Tax Manager North and Central America

      Tetra Pak

  • 13:00 - 14:00 Palenque, Floor 2 Aztlán Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    International Lunch – Expanding Mexico/LATAM Trading Corridors: India, China, UK and the Netherlands

    Join us for an insightful and leisurely lunch where we'll delve into the economic and regulatory pathways that facilitate cross-border trade between Mexico and India, China, and Europe. With the new US administration in place, our panelists will share invaluable insights on optimizing tax strategies, minimizing liabilities, and boosting market access. Discover the latest policy changes, compliance requirements, and effective tax planning techniques to navigate the complexities of international trade. This is an opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and ensure your business thrives in the global market.

    • Image of Anjani Sharma

      Anjani Sharma

      National Leader - India Tax Centre, New York

      KPMG India

    • Image of Aroen Rambhadjan

      Aroen Rambhadjan

      Partner

      KPMG Meijburg & Co

    • Image of Hector Diaz Santana

      Hector Diaz Santana

      Partner, Tax & Legal

      KPMG Mexico

    • Image of Michel Sanchez O'Sullivan

      Michel Sanchez O'Sullivan

      ITT, Mexico Lead

      KPMG US

    • Image of Tim Sarson

      Tim Sarson

      Partner

      KPMG UK

  • 13:00 - 14:30 Foyer Aztlán Level, Floor 2 Aztlán Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Summit lunch

  • 14:30 - 15:45

    Collaboration labs

    Join our Collaboration Labs (COLLABS) designed for you to actively engage in discussions on the most pressing issues impacting the tax function. The discussions aim to help empower you to innovate and harness connectivity, enabling you to stay ahead and become a strategic decision-making partner within your organization. COLLABS are led by seasoned KPMG member firm professionals with experience in their respective Tax fields, bringing a wealth of knowledge and expertise to each session through various methods such as KPMG case studies and interactive group discussions.

    • 14:30 - 15:45 Castillo B3, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

      Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) tax: Connecting opportunities in a resilient Latin American market

      As geopolitical tensions and economic uncertainties reshape global markets, Latin America is emerging as a resilient destination with attractive investment opportunities. This COLLAB aims to provide you with a comprehensive look at the tax aspects of M&A in Latin America, equipping investors with the knowledge to navigate country-specific tax regimes, minimize risks, and unlock growth. Join us as we cover key phases of the investment cycle, examine tax nuances across major jurisdictions, and address common challenges in Latin American transactions. Whether you're new to the region or looking to refine your strategy, this session offers valuable insights to help you make informed, impactful decisions. Experienced KPMG member firm partners from their Mergers & Acquisitions Tax practices will facilitate this COLLAB, offering the latest insights from their areas of expertise to help businesses prepare, structure next steps and keep Tax executives informed and ready.  

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        Alfredo Cobix

        Head of M&A Tax

        KPMG Mexico

      • Image of Christian Athanasoulas

        Christian Athanasoulas

        Tax Practice Leader – Services, KPMG LLP (US), and Global Head of International Tax and M&A Tax

        KPMG International

      • Image of Cristina Sansonetti

        Cristina Sansonetti

        Head of Tax & Legal

        KPMG Costa Rica

      • Image of Ericson Amaral

        Ericson Amaral

        Head of M&A, International Tax and Transfer Pricing

        KPMG Brazil

      • Image of Giorgio Massari Figari

        Giorgio Massari Figari

        KPMG US Managing Director and US-LATAM Corridor co-lead, International Tax and M&A Tax, Tax & Legal*

        KPMG US

      • Image of Jair Montufar

        Jair Montufar

        Head of Tax & Legal

        KPMG Panama

      • Image of Juan Martin Jovanovich

        Juan Martin Jovanovich

        Legal Services and Transfer Pricing Leader

        KPMG Argentina

    • 14:30 - 15:45 Castillo B2, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

      Operational transfer pricing approaches: Connecting the dots to unlock value

      In an era characterized by rapid market changes, regulatory shifts, and economic volatility, the importance of Operational Transfer Pricing (OTP) has never been more pronounced. This COLLAB offers a deep dive into the dynamic world of OTP, providing you with insights into the latest trends and best practices for managing transfer pricing risks. Through interactive discussions and real-life case studies, you'll gain practical knowledge to help you navigate the complexities of today's environment.  Engage with industry thought leaders and peers to enhance your understanding of OTP and stay ahead in the ever-evolving landscape of transfer pricing. Don't miss this opportunity to equip yourself with the strategies and tools needed for success in the Latin America region. Experienced KPMG member firm partners from their Transfer Pricing practices will facilitate this COLLAB, offering the latest insights from their areas of expertise to help businesses prepare, structure next steps and keep Tax executives informed and ready. 

      • Image of Ericson Amaral

        Ericson Amaral

        Head of M&A, International Tax and Transfer Pricing

        KPMG Brazil

      • Image of Frida Llanos

        Frida Llanos

        Transfer Pricing Partner

        KPMG Peru

      • Image of Juan Martin Jovanovich

        Juan Martin Jovanovich

        Legal Services and Transfer Pricing Leader

        KPMG Argentina

      • Image of Mariel Reissig

        Mariel Reissig

        Tax Partner, KPMG LLP, LATAM Corridor Lead, Transfer Pricing, Tax & Legal*

        KPMG Americas

      • Image of Nayeli Miramontes

        Nayeli Miramontes

        Transfer Pricing Manager

        Bayer

      • Image of Raj Bodapati

        Raj Bodapati

        Tax Principal, Economic and Valuation Services

        KPMG US

      • Image of Susana Galan

        Susana Galan

        Head of Transfer Pricing

        KPMG Mexico

    • 14:30 - 15:45 Castillo B1, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

      Tax Reimagined: Connecting your sourcing, operations and performance to a target operating model

      As the tax environment continues to evolve, tax leaders are facing increased pressure to deliver value to their wider organization. This COLLAB will explore how the KPMG Tax Reimagined framework, using the KPMG Powered Enterprise Tax methodology, can enable you to partner across the business to help unlock tax value and optimize the return on investment of finance, operations, and strategic initiatives. By embracing Tax function transformation, harnessing the power of Generative AI, and driving innovation within your Tax Department, we aim to boost efficiency, fuel strategic growth, and ensure your tax function is both agile and future ready. Experienced Tax Reimagined KPMG member firm partners will facilitate this COLLAB, offering the latest insights from their areas of expertise to help businesses prepare, structure next steps and keep Tax executives informed and ready.  

      • Image of Carlos Redondo

        Carlos Redondo

        KPMG US Managing Director and US-LATAM Corridor Lead, Tax Reimagined, Tax & Legal*

        KPMG Americas

      • Image of John Modzelewski

        John Modzelewski

        Principal, Chief Data Officer - Tax

        KPMG US

      • Image of Karl Koudek

        Karl Koudek

        Managing Director

        BSS Hub Mexico

      • Image of Roberto Mendoza

        Roberto Mendoza

        Head of Tax Practice, Monterrey Office & Tax Transformation Leader

        KPMG Mexico

      • Image of Susie Cooke

        Susie Cooke

        Global Tax Transformation Leader

        KPMG International

  • 15:30 - 18:30 Castillo A, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    KPMG Thrive Café

    Join us in the KPMG Thrive Café, designed for you to take calls, work on your laptop or simply enjoy a chat with fellow delegates during breaks where the aroma of freshly brewed coffee fills the air along with healthy snacks. It’s an ideal spot to recharge and connect if you are not attending a COLLAB. Plenary 3 will also take place in the KPMG Thrive Café.  

  • 15:45 - 16:00 Castillo Foyer, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Break

  • 16:00 - 17:15

    Collaboration labs

    Join our Collaboration Labs (COLLABS) designed for you to actively engage in discussions on the most pressing issues impacting the tax function. The discussions aim to help empower you to innovate and harness connectivity, enabling you to stay ahead and become a strategic decision-making partner within your organization. COLLABS are led by seasoned KPMG member firm professionals with experience in their respective Tax fields, bringing a wealth of knowledge and expertise to each session through various methods such as KPMG case studies and interactive group discussions.

    • 16:00 - 17:15 Castillo B1, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

      Indirect tax in Latin America: Connecting the digital world

      Companies operating in Latin America face both promising opportunities and significant indirect tax challenges making it even more important to be a better business partner. This COLLAB will explore the complex indirect tax landscape companies must navigate, from managing diverse VAT requirements across LATAM jurisdictions to ensuring compliance with formalities and e-invoicing rules. You will gain insights into the most pressing pain points—such as complex regulatory variances and reforms, cash flow management, and data accuracy—and how ERP systems and AI can be leveraged to effectively support and create efficient target tax operating models in the short and long term. Speakers will discuss practical strategies for staying compliant, minimizing audit risks, and optimizing tax processes in an evolving regulatory and more connected environment, helping companies to build resilient and sustainable tax operations in the LATAM region. Experienced KPMG member firm partners from their Indirect Tax practices will facilitate this COLLAB, offering the latest insights from their areas of expertise to help businesses prepare, structure next steps and keep Tax executives informed and ready. 

      • Image of Antonio Zuazua

        Antonio Zuazua

        International Tax, Mexico & Latin America Indirect Tax Leader

        KPMG Mexico

      • Image of Chad Dalton

        Chad Dalton

        Managing Director, Technology

        KPMG US

      • Image of Cristina Sansonetti

        Cristina Sansonetti

        Head of Tax & Legal

        KPMG Costa Rica

      • Image of Doug Fagan

        Doug Fagan

        Tax Managing Director, KPMG LLP (US), and US-LATAM Corridor Lead, Indirect Tax, Tax & Legal*

        KPMG Americas

      • Image of Leonardo Gómez

        Leonardo Gómez

        Tax Director

        FEMSA Proximity & Health Division

      • Image of Paula Smith

        Paula Smith

        Tax Managing Director

        KPMG US

      • Image of Séverin Pietri

        Séverin Pietri

        Managing Director LATAM Lead – Tax Reimagined and Tax Transformation – KPMG Delivery Network

        KPMG Mexico

    • 16:00 - 17:15 Castillo B3, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

      Navigating the New Reality of Trade: Adapting to Shifts in Trade Policy Across the Americas

      In an era marked by significant changes in trade policy across the Americas and global disruptions, this collaborative session will explore how companies can adapt their operating models to enhance supply chain resilience and flexibility. Participants will delve into innovative approaches for rethinking operational strategies to align with the evolving trade landscape. The session will also emphasize the importance of co-sourcing and data analytics (D&A) in making informed decisions, offering valuable insights for organizations aiming for smarter, more efficient responses in today’s dynamic trade environment. Led by experienced KPMG member firm partners from Trade & Customs practices, this session provides the latest expertise to help businesses prepare, strategize, and keep Tax executives informed and proactive.

      • Image of Alejandro Hernández Ramírez

        Alejandro Hernández Ramírez

        Tax and IMMEX Compliance Director

        Pirelli México

      • Image of Alejandro Jose Hinojosa Irizar

        Alejandro Jose Hinojosa Irizar

        President

        Welldex Logistics

      • Image of Anna Davanco

        Anna Davanco

        Trade & Customs Associate Partner

        KPMG Brazil

      • Image of César Buenrostro

        César Buenrostro

        Partner and Trade & Customs regional deputy

        KPMG Mexico

      • Image of Gisele Belotto

        Gisele Belotto

        KPMG US Partner and US-LATAM Corridor Lead, Trade & Customs, Tax & Legal*

        KPMG Americas

      • Image of Richard Marcos

        Richard Marcos

        Principal and Tax Credits Practice Leader

        KPMG US

      • Image of Susana Galan

        Susana Galan

        Head of Transfer Pricing

        KPMG Mexico

    • 16:00 - 17:15 Castillo B2, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

      Tax Disputes: Exploring the impacts in a connected regulatory landscape

      The tax world has been witnessing an unprecedented and rapid change in the regulatory landscape. These shifts impact how companies interact with tax authorities and manage disputes, especially as connectivity and data integration for tax inspections increase. Join us to explore how recent changes in tax legislation, including tax reforms, Pillar 2, and transfer pricing, require a multidisciplinary approach from a global and local level for managing and resolving tax controversies and disputes. Experienced KPMG member firm partners from their Tax Disputes & Controversy practices will facilitate this COLLAB, offering the latest insights from their areas of expertise to help businesses prepare, structure next steps and keep Tax executives informed and ready.    

      • Image of Aldo Mariani

        Aldo Mariani

        Head of Global Tax Dispute Resolution & Controversy Services

        KPMG International

      • Image of Armando Lara Yaffar

        Armando Lara Yaffar

        Head of International Tax

        KPMG Mexico

      • Image of Carlos Perez

        Carlos Perez

        Partner, Controversies and Dispute Resolution and Transfer Pricing

        KPMG Mexico

      • Image of Juan Martin Jovanovich

        Juan Martin Jovanovich

        Legal Services and Transfer Pricing Leader

        KPMG Argentina

      • Image of Marcos Matsunaga

        Marcos Matsunaga

        Managing Partner

        KPMG Brazil

      • Image of Mark Martin

        Mark Martin

        Principal, Head of Tax Controversy & Dispute Resolution, Washington National Tax

        KPMG US

      • Image of Ulises Castilla

        Ulises Castilla

        Head of Legal

        KPMG Mexico

  • 17:15 - 17:30 Castillo Foyer, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Break

  • 17:30 - 18:00 Castillo A, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Plenary 3: Connecting talent for success

    Get ready to wrap up the day at the KPMG Thrive Café in a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere!

    Our last plenary is designed to leave you inspired and energized as we explore the dynamic world of talent – the heartbeat of the Tax industry's success. You’ll hear insights from Christian Athanasoulas, Tax Practice Leader – Services, KPMG LLP (US), and Global Head of International Tax and M&A Tax, KPMG International will speak on the three main areas that are having the most significant impact on Tax Leaders today: Tax policy, AI and talent. He will share insights on how these areas are crucial in shaping the future of the industry and discuss findings from KPMG International’s report on “Navigating the forces of change in Tax” with a particular focus on talent.

    Following this, Christian will be joined on stage by Ana Maria Garcia, Director, Legal Services, KPMG Mexico; Shermine Elizondo Soto, International Tax Manager, KPMG Costa Rica; and Carolina Cavazos, Supervising Senior, KPMG Mexico; up-and-coming Tax and legal professionals who will provide fresh perspectives on the future of the tax profession and discuss strategies for attracting and retaining talent.  Success depends on all of us, to understand and support the values of the future generation of Tax and legal professionals. This will be an engaging and insightful session you won't want to miss!

    • Image of Ana María Garcia

      Ana María Garcia

      Director, Legal Services

      KPMG Mexico

    • Image of Carolina Cavazos

      Carolina Cavazos

      Supervising Senior

      KPMG Mexico

    • Image of Christian Athanasoulas

      Christian Athanasoulas

      Tax Practice Leader – Services, KPMG LLP (US), and Global Head of International Tax and M&A Tax

      KPMG International

    • Image of Shermine Elizondo Soto

      Shermine Elizondo Soto

      Manager

      KPMG Costa Rica

  • 18:00 - 20:00 Castillo A, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Summit reception

    The Summit reception is open to all delegates.
    Meet your hosts!
    The Summit reception is hosted by the Latin America Tax Director Peer Exchange for women committee members. Learn how they are creating a strong collective voice aimed to inspire other companies to implement effective strategies on female retention.
    Latin America Tax Director Peer Exchange for women committee members:

    Analía Saitta
    Tax & Legal Partner, and Board Member, KPMG Argentina
    Marienne Coutinho
    Head of Tax Transformation and Innovation, KPMG Brazil
    Javiera Suazo
    Tax Partner, KPMG Chile, LATAM Tax Technical Hub Country Leader, Tax & Legal*
    Cristina Sansonetti
    Head of Tax & Legal, KPMG Costa Rica
    Alejandra De Leon
    Tax Partner, KPMG Mexico
    Nora Solano
    Tax Partner, KPMG Mexico
    María Julia Sáenz
    Lead Partner, Tax & Legal and Head of Clients and Markets, KPMG Peru
    Alessandra Montagna
    Head of Tax & Legal, KPMG Venezuela

Thursday 10 April

  • 08:00 - 10:00 Castillo Foyer, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Networking breakfast

  • 09:00 - 18:00

    Meeting opportunities

    Private meetings may be organized throughout the day by your respective KPMG member firm advisor. This is a unique opportunity to meet with the vast network of KPMG partners from member firms across the region. If you would like to meet with representatives from a specific country, please contact your KPMG member firm advisor or email us-picmktslatamtax@KPMG.com

  • 09:00 - 09:30

    Collaboration labs

    Join our Collaboration Labs (COLLABS) designed for you to actively engage in discussions on the most pressing issues impacting the tax function. The discussions aim to help empower you to innovate and harness connectivity, enabling you to stay ahead and become a strategic decision-making partner within your organization. COLLABS are led by seasoned KPMG member firm professionals with experience in their respective Tax fields, bringing a wealth of knowledge and expertise to each session through various methods such as KPMG case studies and interactive group discussions.

  • 09:00 - 10:30 Feria C (3), Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Connecting for female retention success: Engaging all to help empower women in the tax profession

    We highly encourage men to participate and bring their unique viewpoints to the table.

    Don't miss this opportunity to be a catalyst for change! Join us for an engaging and insightful session where we will explore the critical role that male professionals play in empowering executive women in tax within Latin America. This is a fantastic opportunity to share your perspectives, learn from others, and contribute to meaningful discussions.

    A panel of diverse leaders from Latin America will address the challenges faced by women in leadership within the region, including retention strategies. They will highlight the benefits of male participation in gender discussions and how it can lead to more effective collaboration and communication within organizations. Join us to discover how together, we can create a more balanced and dynamic leadership landscape in Latin America. Your voice matters—join us and make a difference!

    The session will be hosted by the Latin Americas Tax Director Peer Exchange for Women committee.  The Latin America Tax Director Peer Exchange for women is a platform where senior women in tax across Latin America can unite, network, and exchange their insights and experiences regarding successful retention strategies for women in the workplace in Latin America. This group creates a strong collective voice that will inspire other companies to implement effective strategies and drive positive change.

    • Image of Alejandra De León

      Alejandra De León

      Partner

      KPMG Mexico

    • Image of Cecilia Díaz Díaz

      Cecilia Díaz Díaz

      Executive VP Americas and Managing Partner for Mexico

      AIMS International

    • Image of Cristina Sansonetti

      Cristina Sansonetti

      Head of Tax & Legal

      KPMG Costa Rica

    • Image of Douglas Zuvich

      Douglas Zuvich

      Latin America Regional Managing Partner, Tax & Legal

      KPMG Americas

    • Image of Gema Martinez Sandoval

      Gema Martinez Sandoval

      CFO IA LATAM

      Honeywell

    • Image of Javiera Suazo

      Javiera Suazo

      Partner

      KPMG Chile

    • Image of Juan Pablo Ríos Narbona

      Juan Pablo Ríos Narbona

      Corporate Tax Manager

      FIFCO

  • 10:00 - 13:00 Castillo B1, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Interconnection of legal regulations and potential business impacts

    In today's connected and complex business environment, staying ahead of regulatory changes is crucial and requires not only a close connection of the legal professionals to the business, but also a new approach on how legal departments operate. This session will explore the recent regulatory changes and proposals in areas such as ESG, AI, tax and finance, and their impact on M&A and reorganizations, data privacy, compliance, labor law and tax disputes. Learn how to adapt to evolving legal frameworks and leverage innovation for compliance and competitive advantage in a complex business environment. We look forward to welcoming you and navigating these critical topics together. Let's prepare for the future and ensure your business thrives in this ever-changing landscape! Experienced KPMG member firm Legal partners will facilitate this COLLAB, offering the latest insights from their areas of expertise to help businesses prepare, structure next steps and keep Tax executives informed and ready.

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      Aldo Mariani

      Head of Global Tax Dispute Resolution & Controversy Services

      KPMG International

    • Image of Ana María Garcia

      Ana María Garcia

      Director, Legal Services

      KPMG Mexico

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      Angel Escorcia

      Tax Partner in charge of Corporate Legal Services and M&A

      KPMG Mexico

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      Ashley Marx

      Managing Director, Mergers & Acquisitions

      KPMG US

    • Image of Carlos Perez

      Carlos Perez

      Partner, Controversies and Dispute Resolution and Transfer Pricing

      KPMG Mexico

    • Image of Eduardo García

      Eduardo García

      Director of Legal Services

      KPMG Mexico

    • Image of Juan Martin Jovanovich

      Juan Martin Jovanovich

      Legal Services and Transfer Pricing Leader

      KPMG Argentina

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      Marcos Matsunaga

      Managing Partner

      KPMG Brazil

    • Image of Mark Martin

      Mark Martin

      Principal, Head of Tax Controversy & Dispute Resolution, Washington National Tax

      KPMG US

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      Megan Fitzsimmons

      Principal, Mergers & Acquisitions Tax

      KPMG US

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      Pablo Flores

      Director, Law

      KPMG Chile

    • Image of Stuart Bedford

      Stuart Bedford

      Head of Global Legal Services

      KPMG International

    • Image of Ulises Castilla

      Ulises Castilla

      Head of Legal

      KPMG Mexico

  • 11:00 - 13:00 Feria A & B, Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Pillar 2 Bootcamp: Connecting legislative updates and practical guidance

    This session is designed to provide a comprehensive overview and guide you  through your journey towards Pillar 2 compliance. The first part of the bootcamp will offer Global and LATAM legislative updates, ensuring you are well-informed about the latest developments and regulations. The second part will focus on providing practical guidance for Tax Directors and finance leaders on actions required to prepare their company for Pillar 2 readiness. You will be taken phase by phase on actions you can take starting today, and prepare yourself for what is required over the next 12-24 months. Don't miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights and practical strategies for navigating the complexities of Pillar 2. Experienced BEPS Pillar 2 KPMG member firm partners will facilitate this COLLAB, offering the latest insights from their areas of expertise to help businesses prepare, structure next steps and keep Tax executives informed and ready. 

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      Armando Lara Yaffar

      Head of International Tax

      KPMG Mexico

    • Image of Connor Riffel

      Connor Riffel

      Senior Manager International Tax and Global BEPS CoE

      KPMG Canada

    • Image of Giorgio Massari Figari

      Giorgio Massari Figari

      KPMG US Managing Director and US-LATAM Corridor co-lead, International Tax and M&A Tax, Tax & Legal*

      KPMG US

    • Image of Grant Wardell-Johnson

      Grant Wardell-Johnson

      KPMG Global Tax Policy Leader and Chair of the KPMG Tax Policy Leadership Group

      KPMG International

    • Image of John Modzelewski

      John Modzelewski

      Principal, Chief Data Officer - Tax

      KPMG US

    • Image of Kevin Brogan

      Kevin Brogan

      Principal, International Tax, Washington National Tax

      KPMG US

    • Image of Monica Del Rio

      Monica Del Rio

      KPMG US Managing Director and US-LATAM Corridor co-lead, International Tax and M&A Tax, Tax & Legal*

      KPMG Americas

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      Ricardo Ruiz

      Head of Tax & Legal

      KPMG Colombia

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      Séverin Pietri

      Managing Director LATAM Lead – Tax Reimagined and Tax Transformation – KPMG Delivery Network

      KPMG Mexico

  • 13:00 - 14:30 Feria C (3), Floor 4 Castillo Level - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Working lunch – Responsible Tax Roundtable: Connecting complex international tax issues with your organization’s future direction

    A special round table discussion will be held to address the increasingly complex international tax landscape, considering factors such as the UN's stronger assertion on international tax cooperation, the change in administration in the United States, the priorities of the OECD and G20, and regional responses to these changes. This discussion aims to help tax leaders set a global framework and direction for their operations in the coming years. Experienced Responsible Tax KPMG member firm partners will facilitate this COLLAB, offering the latest insights from their areas of expertise to help businesses prepare, structure next steps and keep Tax executives informed and ready.  

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      Armando Lara Yaffar

      Head of International Tax

      KPMG Mexico

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      Grant Wardell-Johnson

      KPMG Global Tax Policy Leader and Chair of the KPMG Tax Policy Leadership Group

      KPMG International

  • 13:00 - 14:30 Cafe Urbano - Presidente InterContinental Mexico City Hotel

    Summit lunch

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