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Ernesto PiedrasMexican professor-economist
Date of Birth: 26.05.1961
Country:  Mexico |
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Biography of Ernesto Piedras
Ernesto Piedras is a Mexican professor and economist who has made significant contributions in the telecommunications industry. However, his expertise extends beyond this field, as he has held various positions in government administration, including the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, the Ministry of Planning and Budget, and the Federal Commission of Electricity.
Professional Career
Piedras is currently a professor of economics at the Autonomous Technological Institute of Mexico (ITAM). He is also the CEO of 'The Competitive Inteligente Unit, S.C.', a consulting company specializing in telecommunications and the culture industry. Moreover, Piedras has served in several governmental roles, including the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit and the Ministry of Planning and Budget. He has also been involved with the Federal Commission of Electricity.
In 2008, Piedras was recognized as a market leader in the telecommunications sector and in the field of legal regulation. He is a frequent contributor to specialized publications such as 'Este País', 'Revista Red', and 'Boletin Canieti'. Piedras also writes a weekly column called 'Estrategias Telecom' in the national newspaper 'El Economista'. In addition, he is a member of the editorial board of the Mexican newspaper 'Reforma' (business section).
Academic Involvement
Piedras has made significant contributions in the academic sector as well. In 2006 and 2007, he served as the coordinator of the 'Telecommunications Strategic Analysis Diploma' program at ITAM. Furthermore, Piedras has been a part-time professor at the economic faculty of ITAM. He has co-authored several books, including 'Impacto de las industrias culturales en las economías de América Latina', 'Las industrias culturales en México', and 'Sociedad de la Información… ¿sin información?'.
Ernesto Piedras' extensive experience in both the telecommunications industry and government administration, combined with his academic pursuits, have established him as a leading expert in his field.
