Alexander Winer

CEO    

Rutas y Raíces (Sustainability consulting firm) 

winer@rutasyraices.com

Partnership opportunities

“I am interested in making commercial alliances with companies that have technologies to have a more efficient water management, co2 sequestration, transformation of waste to products to implement it in marginalized communities. Make alliances with academies to generate information systems and to be able to collaborate in innovation projects. I am also looking for agricultural companies that need a soft landing in Mexico and be their allies in Latin America.”

Offer:
I can offer knowledge in social models in indigenous communities. Connections with companies in the agro industrial sector, governments and associations focused on the conservation of mexico. Opportunities to invest in environmental impact projects in diverse sectors. Information to develop products and services from needs identified in developing countries.

Main areas of work:

Nicole Griensewic

Executive Director

Region Nine Development Commission in Minnesota

Biografy:

Griensewic has served as Executive Director of Region Nine Development Commission since 2012. As executive director, Griensewic has made it a priority to foster collaboration and engagement by sharing Region Nine’s story both regionally and globally. Griensewic is an active board and committee member for multiple organizations throughout Minnesota. Griensewic is the immediate past President of the Greater Minnesota Partnership, and is the first female to chair the Executive Committee for the University of Minnesota’s Center for Transportation Studies, where she served as chair of the Governance Committee. Griensewic also served as secretary of Lutheran Social Services of Minnesota’s Governing Board of Directors and chaired the Governance Committee and currently serves as an advisory board member for South Central College’s Center for Agriculture. She serves on the executive committee for the MACS Board, Minnesotans for the American Community Survey Board of Directors and represents the Midwest on the National Assoc. of Development Orgs.’s (NADO) Board of Directors.

Griensewic is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire and has completed course work through Harvard’s Kennedy School’s Executive Education. She received the 2017 Outstanding Recent Alumnus Award from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire.

Her professional background includes extensive private sector and non-profit leadership experience.