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Roberto Souviron and the value of leaving the queue
A frustrating wait for a plane ticket helped set Despegar in motion. After 18 years running the business, Roberto Souviron brought a familiar question to Argentine education: how do you make a good opportunity available to more people?
Mariano Suarez-Battan and the trouble with a room full of people
He built games, then co-founded Mural to help people think together across a distance. Now Mariano Suarez-Battan is asking why gathering in the same room still leaves so much to chance.
Santiago Bibiloni and the price of one more revision
An Argentine agency founder learned how a busy business could quietly lose money. With COR, Santiago Bibiloni turned that lesson into software - and kept asking what creative work is worth.
Kevin Leyes and the price of being seen
He began with jewelry for Argentina’s trap artists. Now Kevin Leyes runs businesses that help people become visible, then manage the risks that visibility brings.
Julián Colombo
Julián Colombo is the founder and CEO of N5 Now, a multinational technology company that builds AI-driven software for banks, insurers and financial firms. After 20 years inside Banco Santander - ending as Global Managing Director of CRM and Business Intelligence in Madrid - he left in 2017 to start N5 with a USD 100 idea. Today N5 works across 18 countries with clients including Santander, Mastercard and Itaú, and in February 2025 raised a USD 20 million Series A to accelerate its banking AI products. An economist and journalist by training, and a former member of Argentina's parliament, Colombo is a frequent voice on how AI will reshape finance over the next decade.