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Three case studies of innovative leaders in latin america: carlos slim helu, paula santilli, and daniel servitje montull. It explores their backgrounds, leadership styles, and contributions to their respective industries. The document highlights their entrepreneurial spirit, strategic decision-making, and commitment to growth and social responsibility. It provides valuable insights into the characteristics and practices of successful leaders in a global context.
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Zachary Lewis Carlos Slim Helu, Honorary Chairman, América Móvil (http://www.famous-entrepreneurs.com/images/carlos-slim-helu.jpg)
Zachary Lewis His ownership of Telemex allowed him to have access to invest outside Mexico and enter markets that would be able to bring him wealth and influence. This approach then allowed him to grow further and eventually start América Móvil which became one of the largest telecommunication companies in the world^7. He utilized his keen eye and business acumen to purchases companies all over the world. This broadened his approach and allowed for him to gain new footings into different regions that were far outside his “local” area. He invested in countries all through L.A. in Colombia, Nicaragua, Peru, Chile, Honduras, El Salvdor, and even into America with Microsoft^8.
Zachary Lewis follow in her shoes. She consistently has set an exemplary example for any executive to follow, man or woman for that matter. Her positions within PepsiCo have allowed her to influence positively those outside of L.A. as well. She was recognized by the World Economic Forum in 2020 for “Exceptional Women of Excellence” award. Finally, she was won the Catalyst Practices Recognition in New York, which distinguishes innovative initiatives focused on recruitment, development, and promotion of women in business.^11
Zachary Lewis Daniel S. Montull was born in Mexico City in 1959, and he began working for Bimbo, a company was co-founded by his father and uncle, in 1982. He earned his MBA from Stanford University (1987) and worked his way up to CEO of Group Bimbo in 2007 and Presided and CEO since 2013^14. His work has helped grow into the US markets starting in 2002, and from there on it was a race and gobble up effort to be worldwide. According to Forbes he’s accumulated over $3.5 billion in net worth^16.