In the list of the most powerful in Mexico, Mexican entrepreneurs stand out, whose investments and businesses have grown their fortunes. One of the most notable examples is Carlos Slim. Among the young heirs of the most powerful families in Mexico are Vanessa Hajj Slim, Gonzalo Hevia Baillères, Arturo Elías Slim, Marcelo Bremer, María Isabel 'Mira' Harp Grañen, Alexa Díaz Ordaz Castro, Xavier Baillères Zambrano, Mike Martel, Johanna Elías Slim, and Antonio Mauri.
Vanessa Hajj Slim, granddaughter of Carlos Slim, has been a member of the board of América Móvil since 2018. At 27, Vanessa studied industrial engineering at Anáhuac University and participates in new projects at Inmuebles Carso.
Gonzalo Hevia Baillères, grandson of Alberto Baillères, has ventured into business consulting and artificial intelligence. His family owns companies like Palacio de Hierro and GNP Seguros. Gonzalo studied at the Le Rosey Institute in Switzerland and has created companies such as Lok and Insaite.
Arturo Elías Slim, son of Arturo Elías Ayub and Johanna Slim Domit, is part of Carlos Slim's conglomerate of companies. Arturo is an industrial engineer and has held positions in various group companies since 2014.
Marcelo Bremer, son of Carlos Bremer, has focused on the fitness world and is CEO of Zone Fitness Collective, which sells sportswear and offers training programs.
María Isabel 'Mira' Harp Grañen has been dedicated to writing since young, standing out with books like 'Xolita' and 'The Power of My Great-Grandparents'.
Alexa Díaz Ordaz Castro, daughter of Daniela Castro and Gustavo Díaz Ordaz Borja, has ventured into acting and music, releasing several singles on Spotify and opening concerts for artists like Gloria Trevi.
Xavier Baillères Zambrano has focused on creating startups and has invested in hydrocarbon generation and other industries.
Johanna Elías Slim, daughter of Arturo Elías Ayub and Johanna Slim Domit, has received national awards for her work in mining and has excelled in photography, presenting exhibitions in international galleries.
These young entrepreneurs have followed in their families' footsteps in the business world and have diversified their interests and projects, seeking to leave their own mark in the business world.
