Guadalupe is a partner in the Markets and Business Development organization at EY’s Mexico City office. She is a Global Client Services Partner for a number of companies. She also leads entrepreneurial initiatives and programs in Mexico.She leads efforts around EY’s Center for Board Matters, including the Mexico Board of Directors Leadership Network, a select group of directors drawn from the country’s leading corporations who are convened to discuss the most important issues and challenges in governing an organization.Guadalupe serves as member of the INROADS Mexico Board of Directors, the Wadhwani Foundation LATAM Advisory Board and the IPADE Business School ISTMO Magazine Editorial Board. She was also a member of the IPADE Business School Research Center for Business Entrepreneurial Initiative Advisory Board.She is a mentor for MassChallenge Mexico, BlueBox Ventures, POSiBLE (Fundación Televisa) and Endeavor, and has participated as judge and mentor for corporate accelerator programs such as Eleva (Grupo Bimbo), Cinépolis Accelerator, TakeOff (Volaris), Nave Aceleradora (Axtel) and IBM SmartCamp. She is co-author of the first Spanish book on entrepreneurship, “Más Allá del Business Plan” (“Beyond the Business Plan”), June 2013.Her leadership within Mexico’s entrepreneurial ecosystem has been recognized by the different roles she has served: President of the IMEF (Institute of Mexican Executives in Finance) National Technical Committee on Entrepreneurship; member of the Mexico-US Entrepreneurship and Innovation Council; independent board member of the seed capital investment fund between Mexico’s Ministry of Economy and Nacional Financiera (national development bank); Advisory board chair for WEConnect Mexico.Formally in EY’s Consulting practice, she has 22 years of financial and IT audit and consulting experience. She currently serves as Global and Regional Services Coordinating Partner for a number of companies. Guadalupe began her career in EY' Chicago office.Guadalupe has been very actively involved in gender equity and inclusiveness initiatives at EY Mexico. Her participation has been crucial to strategies that have been implemented locally. Her leadership skills have been recognized throughout her career at EY by being selected to serve as member of committees such as the Americas Gender Equity Task Force, Assurance & Advisory Business Services Advisory Council and the Partner Forum for Mexico & Central America.