The incMTY Summit 2024 business summit brought together more than 2,000 decision-makers from companies like Amexcap, BIVA, Google, Dell, Meta, IBM, Daikin, Heineken, Oracle, Lego, Whirlpool, Siemens, Bosch, Oxxo, and Banorte, among others, to discuss the importance of open innovation and integration with the United States in the future of Mexico.
During the event, topics related to open innovation as a driver of economic development were highlighted, and the HEINEKEN Green Challenge was held, where Biointellectus, Syntropia, and Radial were awarded as the three winners. Additionally, the final of the AirTech Challenge, driven by Daikin and incMTY, recognized EC.DATA, HEDRO, and Dinnova Colombia as the awarded entrepreneurs in the HVAC industry and its supply chain in Latin America.
Business leaders, executives, investors, entrepreneurs, officials, and academics gathered to analyze significant topics focused on open innovation and the connection between Mexico and Texas. In this regard, Thomas Michael Hogg, advisor and CEO of incMTY, emphasized the importance of providing certainty to investments and promoting the technological development of current and future industries.
The summit served as a platform to present proposals centered on artificial intelligence, future industries and talent, disruptive technologies, and the role of women leaders in generating investments in private equity funds and in the sustainable economic development of the country, according to the organizing company of the event. In Hogg's words, the goal is to democratize innovation to boost Mexico's economic development through high-impact entrepreneurship.
