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Jorge Guajardo

Mexico | China | USA

Ambassador Guajardo is a lifelong student of Diplomacy and Foreign Policy. Lecturing, Advising & Opining on Mexico, China, USA & their intersecting complexities. 

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About

BIO

Jorge is a sought-after advisor on Global Risk and International Relations.

Jorge Guajardo advises C-suite leaders on navigating complex challenges such as cybersecurity, market disruptions, government relations, and strategic communication across China, Latin America, and Europe. His expertise stems from a career dedicated to fostering global partnerships and addressing barriers to market entry.

As Mexico’s ambassador to China for six years, Guajardo led trade negotiations and strengthened bilateral relations. He is also a prominent voice in global cybersecurity, frequently sharing insights on supply chains and international strategy at leading forums and panels.

Earlier, Guajardo served as Consul General in Austin, Texas, focusing on labor, policing, and financial services at the U.S.-Mexico border. Recognized for his contributions, he was named an honorary Austinite and awarded the keys to the city. A Georgetown and Harvard graduate, he is also a licensed pilot who enjoys flying with his son.

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Jorge Guajardo’s deep global insight and proven leadership make him a valuable asset. His ability to navigate complex geopolitical landscapes and lead strategic initiatives across various fields showcases his versatility and impact.

PROUD COLLABORATIONS

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RECENT READS

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The World's Worst Bet

David J. Lynch

How the globalitzation gamble went wrong (and what would make it right) - This is a fantastic book. Very enthusiastically recommend. At some point I was highlighting it so much that I figured I’d just might have to read it again. It’s so good. Everyone outside the US should read it to understand the moment (also those in the US).

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