Mexico City

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These are the top speakers and keynote speakers with coverage in Mexico City for the Restaurants & Hospitality sector. On RadarSpeakers, find the expert for your city, compare verified profiles by specialty and territory, and book directly with 0% commission.

How many restaurant and hospitality speakers have coverage in Mexico City in 2026?

There are 24 profiles with active coverage in Mexico City.

The index pairs territory and specialty, and the organiser contacts the professional directly. The result spans 1 territory with real coordinates and 69 coverage pins on the globe. 1 of those profiles carries a verified tier and none has been claimed by its owner, which is the difference between a listing and a commitment. The specialties with most coverage here are AI Strategy & Digital Transformation (10), Generative AI & Productivity (7), Leadership & Teams in Restaurants (5), Process Automation & Operational AI (4). One caveat: coverage is declared, not inferred, so a professional who works this market without registering it is missing from the count. Practical order for 2026: filter by territory first, then read two or three profiles in full. The data comes from the database.

Which verified speaker leads in Mexico City?

Cynthia López Bayghen holds position 2 for Mexico City.

Credentials: Consultora y coach restaurantera, at Grupo Consultor Restaurantero. Three criteria decide the order, always the same and always in this sequence: claim, plan, seniority. Nothing else moves a row in 2026. Right behind, Ferenz Feher. Consultor de Franquicias, at Feher Consulting. Each profile opens its own page with track record, specialties, territories and a direct contact form; no intermediary takes a cut of the fee. What the order does not measure: stage fit, language register, or whether the topic matches your audience. Only the profiles say that. The owner maintains their own profile. Contact goes from the profile page to the professional, with no intermediary filtering the message. The order of the grid is the same on every reload: claimed profile, then plan, then seniority. The sector figures quoted above are from 2025 reports, read in 2026.

Which nearby cities have coverage from Mexico City?

6 nearby markets in the same country add 25 profiles.

All Mexico (7), Monterrey (6), Cancun (3), Culiacán Rosales (3), Guadalajara (3), Heroica Puebla (3). Before comparing fees, compare distances: coverage in Mexico City or nearby removes a long-haul ticket from the budget. Coverage is declared by each professional, not inferred from an address, so it reflects where they actually work. Each professional sets their own fee. The index is also published in machine-readable form: sitemap, feeds and a plain-text summary for assistants. A profile with 2 or more declared territories appears on every one of them, never only on the first. Booking happens between the organiser and the professional; RadarSpeakers does not take a commission. The globe marks one shield per city with the number of distinct professionals behind it.

This page does not cover availability for a specific date: that is agreed with the person before anything is closed.

Which specialties are covered in Mexico City?

8 specialties have declared coverage here.

AI Strategy & Digital Transformation: 10 profiles. Generative AI & Productivity: 7 profiles. Leadership & Teams in Restaurants: 5 profiles. Process Automation & Operational AI: 4 profiles. Cybersecurity & Data Governance: 4 profiles. Restaurant Costs & Finance: 4 profiles. AI Ethics, Regulation & Future of Work: 4 profiles. Business Models for Restaurants: 4 profiles. The gap is wide: 10 profiles in the strongest specialty against 4 in the thinnest, over 8 specialties in total. Where a specialty rests on one name, there is no plan B: worth checking the depth of the column before closing a date. Contact is direct. When a profile is withdrawn, its address stops pretending the page still exists. Each specialty and each territory has a page of its own, with its own address.

What is the restaurant and hospitality sector worth in 2026, and why does it matter when booking?

National Restaurant Association, 2025 reports USD 1.5 trillion in US sales and 15.9 M jobs.

Read against those numbers, a talk in Mexico City is not a decorative slot in the agenda. Admission is not automatic: a profile needs a public source that backs the track record, and that keeps growth slow on purpose. None of these figures is ours: they come from named institutions, dated, so you can go and read the original. Commission is zero. Every page here has its Spanish and English version, linked to each other. The same professional can appear under several specialties if they have declared them. Every profile page states its specialties, its territories and the year of its last update. If a profile changes address, the old one redirects to the current one. No profile here has been claimed by its owner yet. This page lists 24 profiles and 8 specialties with declared coverage.

Which profiles are listed on this page?

This page lists 24 profiles with active coverage; each one links to its full profile with track record, specialties and territories.

  1. Diego F. Parra — Metodología Masterestaurant® — Rentabilidad, estandarización e IA para Restaurantes Masterestaurant
  2. Cynthia López Bayghen — Consultora y coach restaurantera Grupo Consultor Restaurantero
  3. Ferenz Feher — Consultor de Franquicias Feher Consulting
  4. María Fernanda Gutiérrez Encampira — Consultora de Costos y Estandarización Calybe Consultoría
  5. Christian Marquina Sáinz — Coach de Alimentos y Bebidas Ento Restrategas
  6. Javier Matuk — Conferencista y consultor de tecnología Matuk.com
  7. Luis González y González (LuisGyG) — Conferencista de IA y transformación digital Agencia LuisGyG
  8. Andrés Velázquez — Experto en ciberseguridad MaTTica
  9. Gonzalo Alonso — Conferencista de transformación digital e IA ClowderTank
  10. Jesús Cochegrús — Conferencista de innovación Conferencista independiente
  11. Wario Duckerman — Conferencista y estratega de IA Brita Inteligencia Artificial (CEO/Fundador)
  12. Adrián Villaseñor — Conferencista de IA Lidd AI (cofundador y co-CEO); ex-Auronix
  13. Marcus Dantus — Conferencista de emprendimiento Startup México (Fundador y Chairman); Shark Tank México
  14. Guillermo Pérezbolde — Conferencista de marketing digital Mente Digital (Fundador y CEO)
  15. Juan Humberto Sossa Azuela — Investigador y conferencista en IA Centro de Investigación en Computación del IPN (CIC-IPN)
  16. Víctor Ruiz — Conferencista de ciberseguridad e IA SILIKN (Fundador)
  17. Cristina Martínez Pinto — Conferencista en gobernanza, ética y política de la IA PIT Policy Lab (Fundadora y CEO)
  18. Elena Estavillo — Conferencista en ética, inclusión y gobernanza de la IA Centro-i para la Sociedad del Futuro (Fundadora y CEO)
  19. Paola Ricaurte Quijano — Conferencista en ética de la IA Tecnológico de Monterrey / Berkman Klein Center (Harvard)
  20. Joaquín Vargas Mier y Terán — Líder restaurantero Corporación Mexicana de Restaurantes (CMR)
  21. Juan J. Gómez Díaz — Consultor de ingeniería de menú Ento Restrategas
  22. Rogelio Arreguín — Especialista en dark kitchens The Dark Kitchens Hub
  23. Enrique Olvera — Chef de Pujol Pujol
  24. Elena Reygadas — Chef de Rosetta Rosetta
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What this page covers
ItemValue
Profiles listed24
TerritoryMexico City
BookingDirect, 0% commission
National Restaurant Association, 2025USD 1,5 billones de ventas en EE. UU. y 15,9 M de empleos
AHLA, 2025USD 777.250 M de gasto de huéspedes en hotelería

Sector figures: National Restaurant Association, 2025 · AHLA, 2025

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