Andrea Bravo Trejo

Lead strategic advisory for major technology companies, spanning artificial intelligence, social media, digital platforms, e-commerce, streaming services, and electromobility, operating in Mexico and Latin America. Specialized in the intersection of technologies, public policy, and socioeconomic impact.

• Provide direct counsel to C-level executives, founders, and policy teams at top-tier global tech companies on regulatory strategy, risk mitigation, and stakeholder engagement in complex political environments.
• Design and implement public policy strategies to launch and scale innovative technologies, ensuring alignment with local regulatory frameworks and regional development goals.
• Build and lead projects across government agencies, NGOs, academia, think tanks, and industry.
• Represent client interests in high-level discussions on AI regulation, internet governance, platform accountability, digital rights, and energy transition, engaging with top decision-makers at the national and multilateral level.

• Conducted comprehensive sociodemographic, economic, and citizen demand statistical analyses, ensuring evidence-based identification of the community's priority needs.
• Assessed public policies for the Álvaro Obregón population using performance indicators.
• Oversaw citizen engagement, demand tracking and managed events for the Mayor's Office.

• Provided data-based, cost-efficient recommendations for policy implementation. My clients included regulatory agencies, government ministries, and entities at the federal, state, and local levels.

• Company Overview: Latin America, and Latino/a Studies
• Worked as a Research Assistant to Dr. Jennifer M. Piscopo, Professor of Politics, contributing to publications centered on gender equity in politics. I was involved in the publication: When Informality Advantages Women: Quote Networks, Electoral Rules and Candidate Selection in Mexico, published in Cambridge University Press.
• Latin America, and Latino/a Studies