Technology is redefining competitiveness in many sectors.
Digital technology makes people's lives easier, empowers consumers, and connects citizens with each other and with their governments. But the digital revolution has not spread with the same intensity throughout all Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). Connectivity varies from country to country and across different social segments.
The region needs universal, reliable, and large-scale access to broadband for the digital era to pay off. LAC have made progress, but significant inequities still exist.
Our Strategy
We rely on the strength of the IDB Group with more than 60 years’ experience and 26 offices in the region. IDB works with countries on regulatory frameworks and public investment in telecommunications, media, and technology.
Furthermore, IDB Lab, which is part of the IDB Group, implements pilot projects and early-stage investments to test new business models and, if successful, take them to scale. At IDB Invest we build on that experience.
Latest projects
Mexico
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Argentina
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Publicaciones
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October 2022Digital Transformation of Agribusiness in Latin America and the Caribbean
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December 2021Research on the Digital Transformation and Ecosystem of Korea applicable to Latin American and Caribbean companies
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March 2021Digital readiness in financial cooperatives in Latin America & the Caribbean
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July 2018Report: The Evolution of Mobile Telecommunications in Latin America and the Caribbean
Guillermo leads the Telecommunications, Media and Technology (TMT) Team at IDB Invest, which he joined in 2016. He is responsible for developing business strategies and plans, and for managing clients and structuring the transactions of the TMT sector in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Before joining the IDB Group, he worked at the International Finance Corporation (IFC) for more than nine years, as Head of the TMT sector for Latin America and the Caribbean. He previously worked at ABN AMRO Bank for 12 years. He was Enron International’s Global Finance Manager for two years.
He served as board member of Pan-African and Pan- American companies engaged in broadband and cell tower distribution and infrastructure, with portfolios in various countries in Latin America and the Caribbean. Guillermo earned a master’s degree in finance from Universidad del CEMA and a professional degree in business administration from Universidad de San Andrés (both in Argentina).
Contact: wmulville@idbinvest.org