Verifiable credential · Open Badge 3.0
Executive profile · CAIO advisory
Chief AI Officer with more than 25 years of experience in critical infrastructure, institutional operations, governance and executive deployment of artificial intelligence in regulated environments.
Target roles
Value proposition
The uncommon combination is the key: critical infrastructure that works under real load; governance that withstands audit; and the ability to decide under the uncertainty that today's agentic AI industry demands.
Full trajectory
2024 — present
NextAI Solutions · Grupo Fórmula · NextAI Tech International (McAllen, TX)
2022 — 2024
Grupo Fórmula · Mexico City
2012 — 2022
World Cards de México · Mexico City · Monterrey · Wuhan (China) · Guayaquil (Ecuador)
1999 — 2012
TV Azteca · Campus Novelas · Mexico City
1998 — 1999
Crestron · LATAM projects · Mexico City and Caracas, Venezuela
Executive capabilities
Design of 12–24 month agentic architectures, platform decisions, integration with business processes and verifiable KPIs.
Internal frameworks aligned with NIST AI RMF, ISO/IEC 42001 and the EU AI Act; risk matrices operable by the board.
Data centers, NOC, resilience, cloud migration and technology supply chain for national and international operations.
Direction of multi-country teams, C-level negotiation with AWS, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, Adobe, Samsung TV+ and OTTera.
AI-native audiovisual production, FAST/CTV, distribution on Samsung TV+, LG Channels, Roku and TCL; first 100% AI series in LATAM.
AI cases in media, banking and cultural heritage: adoption, reputational risk and leadership under resistance.
Sectors with production cases
Demonstrated transferability: the same governance and architecture discipline operates the same way in a newsroom, a bank lobby or a museum. Details in the case hub.
Education & certification
Verifiable credential · Open Badge 3.0
Availability
With a subsidiary established in McAllen, Texas (NextAI Tech International, Inc.), available to work with North American clients and to participate in boards with hybrid or in-person meetings.
Intellectual heritage
Rulfo (verbal economy), Paul Johnson (moral causality in history), Maimonides (rational synthesis as a higher form of faith), Homer (architecture of collective memory), Herbert (the laws of power in political science fiction), Asimov (rules and containment of autonomous systems), José María Velasco (the landscape of Anáhuac as sacred geography). Not decoration: it is the foundation that makes the decision sustainable.