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Aborda cuestiones fundamentales entre personas que han sido directores generales con la convicción de asentar su legado

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Presidentes de Consejo, dueños de empresa o ejecutivos de alto nivel con logros profesionales o empresariales significativos y con alto impacto en sus organizaciones y en su entorno familiar y social a través de actividades de sentido, propósito y trascendencia decididos a tener un espacio de reflexión y diálogo.

Diseñado para reflexionar y dialogar sobre las cuestiones fundamentales que se presentan cuando llega el atardecer de la vida. Crea conciencia de la siguiente etapa en tu existencia y aprende de otras personas experimentadas. 

  • Formato:
Presencial
  • Duración:
3 meses
  • Fechas:
CDMX: 29 de abril, 2025
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  • Presidentes de Consejo, dueños de empresa o ejecutivos de alto nivel con logros profesionales o empresariales significativos
  • Con alto impacto en sus empresas y en su entorno familiar y social a través de actividades de sentido, propósito y trascendencia

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Mira más alto, más lejos y aprende de otras personas experimentadas como tú

Aprovechar el conocimiento, la experiencia y los logros adquiridos por los participantes para abordar los desafíos e interrogantes específicos de esta nueva etapa.

Una comunidad empresarial viva

El espíritu del Coloquio G-20 es ver el futuro con mucha ilusión, energía y entusiasmo.

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