During NYC Tech Week, the Consulate General and Promotion Center of Argentina in New York hosted the third episode of the "Unstoppable Entrepreneurs" series, bringing together over 50 tech industry leaders and investors to explore Argentina’s capabilities in the Artificial Intelligence era, from entrepreneurship to scalable innovation.
The expert panel, comprising founders, lawyers, partners and investors, highlighted Argentina's key advantages as a hub for the development of AI, software technologies and services. They also shared insights, strategies, and opportunities that are positioning Argentina as a strategic AI hub.
This third edition brought together a diverse lineup of speakers, including:
- Roger Einstoss, Co-founder & CEO at BRAINTLY
- Victoria Kammerath, Founder & Managing Attorney at ALVK LAW
- Pedro Segundo de Arteaga, Chief Business Officer at WINCLAP
- Juan Mateo de Monasterio, Co-Founder & CRO at MUTT DATA
- Donza T. Worden, Co-Founder & Partner at Clear Peak Capital
Each member of the panel provided inputs on different subjects; MUTT DATA co-founder Juan Mateo de Monasterio shared the success story his company that offers one of the most advanced GenAI applications in Retail Media across LATAM, hence a clear demonstration of Argentina’s global readiness in AI-powered Martech. Clear Peak Capital co-founder Donza T. Worden shared his experience in investing in tech in Argentina, highlighting the reasons for his decision based on the country’s attributes and potential. On her part, ALVK founder Victoria Kammerath provided her perspective about Argentina’s AI national strategy and specific legal aspects of the reforms under way in Argentina’s economy.
The conversation covered some of the key areas in which Argentina has world class competitiveness, such as its high level of education and academic sophistication, its competitive time zone, the adaptability to US culture and agenda, its number-one proficiency in English language in the region, the resilience in business, and the high level of skills and talent.
The reforms and policies implemented by the Argentine government under President Milei to favor business and open markets were also discussed as a special factor in tech development and innovation, as well as a growing favorable investment climate. It was highlighted that Argentina’s national strategy on AI adds up to these policies to promote tech development and remove red-tape obstacles.
Finally, also part of the conversation were the scaling development teams abroad, creative services and marketing exports, private equity investments in Argentina, and how Argentina’s technical expertise is making a global impact.
