Invest Monterrey welcomed John W. Miller, CEO and Secretary of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation (WEDC), for a high-level follow-up meeting aimed at deepening economic collaboration between Wisconsin and Monterrey.
 

The delegation also included Francisco Carrillo, International Business Development Director; Jacob Leum, International Economic Development Consultant; and Stephen Nordin, Vice President of Global Trade & Investment. The meeting focused on strengthening joint investment promotion strategies, accelerating technology transfer initiatives, and advancing coordinated economic development efforts that generate tangible value for companies in both regions.
 

Expanding Cross-Border Investment and Innovation

Discussions centered on creating structured pathways for:
 

– Bilateral business matchmaking
– Institutional collaboration and best-practice exchange
– Cross-border innovation and technology partnerships
– Facilitating U.S.–Mexico investment flows
 

Both teams reaffirmed their commitment to fostering an integrated, innovation-driven ecosystem that supports companies seeking expansion opportunities across North America.
 

Building on the SelectUSA Investment Summit Framework

This visit builds upon the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signed last year during Invest Monterrey’s participation in the SelectUSA Investment Summit, which formalized a cooperation framework between WEDC and Invest Monterrey.
 

The agreement established a foundation to exchange best practices in foreign direct investment (FDI) attraction, strengthen institutional capabilities, and promote mutually beneficial investment flows between Mexico and the United States.
 

Advancing North American Economic Integration

Through this strategic alliance, Monterrey and Wisconsin continue positioning themselves as competitive hubs for advanced manufacturing, technology development, and global trade. The partnership reflects a shared vision of long-term economic integration, innovation-led growth, and sustainable cross-border collaboration.
 

As nearshoring and supply chain diversification reshape North America’s industrial landscape, structured partnerships like this one play a key role in strengthening regional competitiveness and unlocking new investment opportunities.
 

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