Is the youngest qualified psychologist in the world (at 13) and one of the youngest female university students in history. At 16 years of age, she is a Doctorate student in Special Education (Doctorate States in Special Education) in the United States at Liberty University, located in Virginia.

She studied two professional certifications at Harvard Higher Education School, Harvard University, Differentiated Education and Significant Learning Techniques. Has a degree in Psychology from the Technological System and Higher Education of Monterrey, and a Master's Degree in Education with Accent in Cognitive Development. Received the 2016 Tec Woman Award, the National Psychology Award 2016 and was considered one of the 50 most powerful women in Mexico by Forbes Mexico in 2015. Mexico City Youth Award 2018.

Collaborates in the teaching of the Chinese language to children of the Intellectual empowerment Program, in CEDAT.

Dora de Ampuero is founder and director of the Ecuadorian Institute for Political Economy (IEEP), perhaps best known for her tireless work in helping Ecuador through the process of dollarization in the year 2000. Through her work at IEEP, she was instrumental in "training and hosting seminars for businesses and individuals to understand the change in currency. "IEEP was founded in 1991 with the stated mission of analyzing public policies and advancing the cause of liberty in Ecuador. It is privately funded through voluntary donations from individuals, companies and foundations and is a member of the Atlas Network and The Liberal Network for Latin America (RELIAL). It was awarded to Templeton Freedom Award for Institute Excellence in 2004.

Edipcia Dubón is a Nicaraguan pro-democracy and women’s rights advocate. She is the coordinator of Dialogue of Women for Democracy, a think tank that promotes open discussions about the challenges faced by women in Nicaragua. Dubón served in the National Assembly of Nicaragua until 2016 when the Supreme Court ousted her along with 27 other opposition legislators. Currently, she is a member of the Executive Committee of the Latin American Youth Network for Democracy. Dubón is also an economist with a focus on macroeconomics and holds a master's degree in applied politics.

At 6 years Erik presented an oral presentation at the "World Council for Gifted and Talented Children" in Odense, Denmark with the "CANSAT "project, a simulator space that measures different variables such as temperature and altitude, receiving the recognition and a commemorative plaque by that Council and the Ambassador of Mexico in Denmark. In the First International Conference on Intellectual Giftedness 7 years old, he presented his project about “Alternative energies for vehicles automotive”; where he presented three types of energy: solar panels, hydrogen cells and magnetism. In April 2017, Erik, at 8 years of age, made a presentation in San Antonio, Texas presenting a topic on space technology and engineering, in the “American Education Research Association”, the most important global scientific event in education. In the Second Congress of International Giftedness in May of
2017, at age 8, he presented the feasibility of the Hyperloop, a vehicle driven with electromagnetic energy that runs from 800 to 1000 kilometers in 30 minutes At the age of 9, he presented at the Third International Congress on Giftedness presentation on the importance of "Artificial Intelligence and Economic Growth in Mexico”; that can be achieved thanks to the fact that the gifted can develop great innovations in this area.

Degree in Philosophy with Honors from the Faculty of Philosophy and Letters of the National Autonomous University of Mexico. Member of the Permanent Delegation of the Congress of the Union of the United Mexican States before the Latin American Parliament (PARLATINO). He directed the magazine El punto sobre la i. He participated as a member of the Editorial Board of the newspaper Reforma. He is the author of the books: Turbulent Times. Essays in the year of the Plot, Political Heresies in decisive moments, The War of the Heretics, Heresy, Criticism and Parrhesia.
Within his activity as a columnist, several publications stand out newspapers of national circulation as La Jornada, Reforma, Milenio, El Día, Excelsior, El Universal, as well as in the magazines Letras Libres, Memoria, Coyuntura, Emeequis, Versus, CNN Mexico (internet).

Industrial Engineer by the Technological Institute of Higher Studies of Monterrey and migrated to Mexico to pursue a master's degree in Business Management at the Pan-American Institute of Senior Business Management.

He has developed as an entrepreneur, founder of the Popular Savings and Loan Society "Comunidades Unidas", President of the Norte de Sonora Business Center and President of the Coparmex Federación Noroeste.

He was elected Municipal President of Hermosillo, Sonora. As Mayor, he received several distinctions regarding transparency.

He chaired the Council for the Economic Promotion of the State of Sonora. He was elected senator for Sonora.

Currently directs Ola Libertad.

PhD in Economics from the Rey Juan Carlos University of Spain. He has published near
thousand articles in international media and specialized magazines. He has been an associate professor of Economics at the same university, a visiting professor at the Geneva Center for Security Policy, a professor at the Francisco Marroquín University and an academic at the Ludwig von Mises Institute.

Principal of the Francisco Marroquín University (UFM), President of the APEE
(Association of Private Enterprise Education, USA). He is a member of the board of directors of the Mont Pelerin Society (USA) and the Rising Tide Foundation (Switzerland). He was the founding president of the Juan de Mariana Institute, a research center that gained international recognition for his innovative studies, twice winning the "Templeton Freedom Award" from Atlas Network.

Civil Engineer from the Universidad Iberoamericana, with a master's degree and doctoral studies in economics from the University of Texas, in Austin. He was president of the National Institute of Ecology (INE). He worked for the Business Coordinating Council (CCE) as general director of the Private Sector Studies Center for Sustainable Development from 1998 to 2003. He was head of External Financing at the Bank of Mexico, director of Ecological Planning at the Federal District Department, and General Director of Regulations of the National Electoral Institute.
Technical Secretary of the Mexican Commission of Environmental Infrastructure; and director of EcoSecurities Mexico. Associate Director of Integral Systems of Environmental Management (Sigea) and director of SIGEA, which is related to climate change and international carbon markets.
He won the German Journalism Award Walter Reuter.

Gloria Álvarez is a political scientist and an expert in international relations at the Francisco Marroquín University in Guatemala. She made himself known internationally with the speech he delivered at the Ibero-American Youth Parliament in 2014, where he defended the use of new technologies to curb governments. The video was a viral phenomenon on the internet and has been reproduced more than fifteen million times.

Currently, he presents the program Friday de Gloria on Libertopolis radio and the HDP television program on the Azteca Guatemala channel. He is also a speaker at many international meetings and has given more than a hundred conferences throughout the Ibero-American continent, reaching an audience of more than fifty thousand people.

Ian Vásquez is the director of the Cato Institute’s Center for Global Liberty and Prosperity. His articles have appeared in newspapers throughout the United States and Latin America, and he is a columnist at El Comercio (Peru). Vásquez has appeared on CNBC, NBC, C-SPAN, CNN, Telemundo, Univisión, and Canadian Television, as well as National Public Radio and Voice of America, discussing foreign policy and development issues.

He received his bachelor’s degree from Northwestern University and his master’s degree from the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University. He is the co-author of The Human Freedom Index, editor of Global Fortune: The Stumble and Rise of World Capitalism and coeditor of Perpetuating Poverty: The World Bank, the IMF and the Developing World. He has testified numerous times in the U.S. Congress on economic development issues.

Vásquez has been a term member of the Council on Foreign Relations and is a member of the Mont Pèlerin Society.

Irune Ariño has a degree in Political Science and Administration from Pompeu Fabra University. She is currently the Deputy Director of the Juan de Mariana Institute and the outgoing Director of the organization of liberal students, Students For Liberty, in Spain and Portugal.

His interest in libertarianism is due to his lack of conformity with the homogeneity promoted by the educational system and the belief that it is the fairest system. His main fields of research are related to political theory, and in particular to nationalism, feminism or annalism.

Javier "Javi" Pérez is a passionate business strategy with a license focused on Business Administration and Management from Kennesaw State University - Michael J. Coles College of Business. It serves FEE as Associate in Spanish and deals mainly with FEE project in Spanish and Latin American relations.

Current Local Deputy and former Federal Deputy.
Studied Law and Master's Degree in Public Policies at the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico (ITAM). He has a diploma in Campaigns and Elections from the George Washington University, and in Public Management and Governance from the Complutense University of Madrid.
He held the position of General Director of Social Development in the Miguel Hidalgo City. Metropolitan Federal Commissioner in the Ministry of Economy. Head of the Federal Liaison Unit in the Ministry of the Interior.

President of FEE. He served for 20 years as president of the Mackinac Center for Public Policy in Midland, Michigan. He also taught economics full-time at Northwood University in Michigan and chaired its department of economics.

He holds a B.A. in economics from Grove City College and an M.A. degree in history from Slippery Rock State University, both in Pennsylvania. He holds two honorary doctorates, one from Central Michigan University (public administration) and Northwood University (laws).

Reed has authored over 1,000 newspaper columns and articles.

PhD in Economic and Business Sciences from the Complutense University of Madrid and professor of History of Economic Thought at the CEU-San Pablo University. His main research topic focuses on the economic methodology, to which he devoted his doctoral thesis The debates on the role of mathematics as an instrument of research in economic analysis, led by the professor at the Complutense University of Madrid, Carlos Rodríguez Braun .

Other areas of interest to which he devotes his research are economic analysis through literature, the role played by institutions in the history of economic thought of the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, the School of Public Choice. The contribution of Evolutionary Psychology to the economic theories of the past together with the reception of the theories of the Austrian School in the United States constitute its current lines of research. He has participated in several research projects with private funding and has organized international congresses and seminars at the CEU-San Pablo University.

Director of Atlas Network’s Center for Latin America. B.A. in political economy, history and philosophy from Hillsdale College, Michigan; and an M.A. and Ph.D. in philosophy from Purdue University, Indiana.

He has been an Adjunct Professor and Visiting Professor of Political Economy at the Escuela Libre de Derecho (1989-2002), Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (1989-1992) and the Instituto Tecnológico Autónomo de México, in Mexico City (since 2004). He was also a Visiting Professor of Universidad Francisco Marroquín, in Guatemala (1997).

He is currently Senior Debate Fellow and Debate Lecturer at the Calvin Coolidge Presidential Foundation, and an Adjunct Scholar of the Cato Institute.

He has published more than 2,000 editorials (English and Spanish) on The Wall Street Journal, The Journal of Commerce, Investor’s Business Daily, Barrons, and others. He is an occasional commentator for CNN, CNN Latinamerica, CNCB, BBC, and others; and is a weekly commentator on economics and global finance in AND 40, in Mexico City.

Sergio Sarmiento is one of Mexico’s most distinguished journalists and editors. He began publishing opinion pieces in magazines and newspapers at age 17, before receiving a bachelor of arts in philosophy from York University of Toronto, Canada. At 24 he was appointed editor-in-chief in Latin America by Encyclopaedia Britannica Publishers, Inc., the youngest ever in the history of the company. He edited and published the Enciclopedia Hispánica.

Sarmiento’s syndicated newspaper column is presently published in more than 20 Mexican newspapers, including Reforma. He is the anchor of La Red de Radio Red, a news radio show. He heads the board of editors of TV Azteca, a television network. He is also president of Caminos de Libertad, a foundation of Grupo Salinas that promotes political, economic and social freedom. He hosts television shows “La Entrevista con Sarmiento”, “Quinto poder” and “13 en libertad”. His opinion pieces have been published in The Wall Street Journal, Los Angeles Times and Le Monde.

Xavier Bonilla, known by his pen name “Bonil,” is an Ecuadorian political cartoonist who has drawn for one of the largest daily newspapers in Ecuador, El Universo, for more than 20 years. Under former President Rafael Correa’s government, Bonil received numerous threats for his work, including fines and sanctions by government institutions and verbal assaults from Correa himself. In 2013, Bonil published a cartoon about a government raid on the apartment of a journalist who was critical of the president. As a result, he became the first person to be charged under a controversial new media regulation law that stifles dissent. Since Correa’s departure, Bonil has continued to draw and recently published a new book of cartoons.

BSc in civil engineering from Technion-Israel Institute of Technology in Haifa, Israel. In 1987 he moved to the United States where he received his MBA and PhD in finance from the University of Texas at Austin; he became an American citizen in 2003. For seven years he was an award-winning finance professor at Santa Clara University, and in 1998 he cofounded BH Equity Research, a private equity and hedge fund manager, of which he is managing founder and director.

Brook serves on the boards of the Ayn Rand Institute, the Clemson Institute for the Study of Capitalism and CEHE (Center for Excellence in Higher Education), and he is a member of the Association of Private Enterprise Education and the Mont Pelerin Society.

He was a columnist at Forbes.com, and his articles have been featured in the Wall Street Journal, USA Today, Investor’s Business Daily and many other publications.

Fernando is an economist from the University of Guanajuato and is currently studying a Master's Degree in Political Science at the Centro de Investigaciones y Docencia Económicas (CIDE). His areas of academic interest include political economy, moral philosophy and evolutionary anthropology. He is a co-founder and former coordinator of Libertad y Desarrollo, an initiative of the University of Guanajuato to promote liberal arts and economic culture at the university level. He is a member of Students for Liberty Mexico. ; He has professional experience in institutional development of liberal organizations and consulting on process evaluation. He has worked for the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom in Mexico, El Colegio de México and the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

He studied Economics at the Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana; Bachelor of Philosophy at the Universidad Panamericana, where he also attended the Specialization in Political and Social Philosophy. Masters in Philosophy, in Law, Economics and Legal Sciences, as well as a doctorate in Philosophy. He's a professor of Economic Theory and Economic Analysis of Law at the Faculty of Law of the Universidad Panamericana, and General Economic History and History of Economic Thought in the School of Government and Economics of the same university. He is a columnist for the newspaper El Heraldo, in the magazine Este Pais, and on the websites Asuntos Capitales and Animal Político. A commentator on the television newscasts Hechos AM, Así Amanece y Es de Mañana., and on the De Madrugada radio news. Author of 19 books on economy and philosophy.

Luis Sánchez Mier has a PhD in Economics from the University of Minnesota. He is a full-time professor at the University of Guanajuato. His areas of interest include economic theory, the philosophical foundations of economics, and classical liberalism. As part of his academic activity, he gives lectures on economics and liberalism both at university and among the general public. As part of these efforts he co-founded the UG Summer School of Freedom and Development and the Workshop in Philosophy, Politics, and Economics (PPE Workshop).

PhD in Sociology from the National Autonomous University of Mexico. Being a student, she began her collaboration in media as deputy director of XEJB Radiodifusoras of the government of the state of Jalisco and publishing articles in magazines in the state of Jalisco. He was the manager of the National Fund for Social Activities and the Ethnographic Visual Archive of the National Indigenous Institute, manager and director of Agricultural Enterprises in the Secretariat of Programming and Budget, Deputy Director of Research and advisor to the General Directorate of the National Financial. Publish research articles in various print media. Since 1996 he works at Televisión Azteca where he has been a Research Manager and Chief of Information.
Currently, she is Caminos de la Libertad director and vicepresident of Latin America Liberal Network.

Friedrich Naumann Foundation in Latin America Regional Director.

Ample experience in designing, implementing and monitoring public policy projects according to European Union and Germany public funding guidelines and civil society advocacy; experience in international executive education and event design/management; long-standing experience as operative and executive in multi-national teams and environments.