Invest Monterrey recently held a new session of its Industrial Committee, bringing together key stakeholders to discuss the challenges and opportunities faced by multinational companies already established in Monterrey. These meetings serve as a vital platform to foster dialogue, strengthen collaboration, and identify solutions that drive competitiveness in the region.
 

This edition of the committee featured the special participation of Zelina Fernández, Director General of Index Nuevo León, who shared valuable insights on the evolving trade landscape, tariff policies, and the implications of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA). Her presentation sparked a productive discussion with the private sector, allowing business leaders to exchange perspectives and propose strategies to overcome common obstacles in today’s global environment.
 

The session also provided an opportunity to highlight the role of multinational companies in advancing Monterrey’s economic growth. From supply chain resilience to regulatory adaptation, participants explored how collaboration between government agencies, industry associations, and the private sector can enhance the region’s ability to attract and retain international investment.
 

Invest Monterrey extended special thanks to its associate Steelcase, which hosted the session at its Monterrey offices. The company’s support reflects the spirit of partnership that drives the committee’s success and the broader economic development initiatives across the state.
 

By organizing these sessions, Invest Monterrey reinforces its mission to listen to all voices, foster collaboration, and strengthen Monterrey’s business environment. As the region continues to position itself as one of Mexico’s most competitive and dynamic investment destinations, the Industrial Committee remains a cornerstone for building dialogue, identifying opportunities, and ensuring that multinational companies can thrive in the region.
 

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