Ana Victoria García Álvarez Keynote Speaker

Founder & CEO of Victoria147
First Female "Shark" on Shark Tank México
Author & Podcast Host

Ana Victoria García Álvarez's Biography

Ana Victoria García Álvarez is the former Regional Director for Endeavor México, leading operations in Mexico City and Monterrey. Afterwards, and due to her great interest in developing businesses and economic impact, in 2012 she founded Victoria147, the first platform for training, empowerment and acceleration focused on supporting women entrepreneurs, becoming the youngest woman entrepreneur to have created a business accelerator of its kind. Over a decade later, she has impacted more than 30,000 Mexican, Latin American and U.S. Hispanic market female entrepreneurs with her education and training online and in-person programs. Victoria147 was certified by Mexico’s Secretary of Economy as an official accelerator and maintains presence in Mexico City, Monterrey, and Mérida.

She is an entrepreneur, author, speaker and promoter of female talent.

García Álvarez is the first female shark on Shark Tank México, appearing in the original cast when she was 32 years old. She is creator of her podcast Más Cabrona Que Bonita (More Badass Than Pretty) and author of ELLAS: La Historia de Emprender Contada por Mujeres (ELLAS: The History of Entrepreneurship Told by Women). This book narrates her experience as an entrepreneur and collects the voices of 21 women who have faced different challenges in the business world, offering both inspiration and practical tools for aspiring entrepreneurs.

Ana Victoria was named by Forbes México as one of the 100 Most Powerful Women in Mexico in 2016 and 2017. She was recognized by Expansión Magazine as one of their “30 Under 30” and was selected in 2015 by Fortune Magazine in New York and the U.S. Embassy for her trajectory and social impact. She has participated as a speaker at the Seventh Edition of MBA México at MIT and Harvard, Forbes Forum, PepsiCo International Forum, WOBI on Entrepreneurship, WConference, and Martha Debayle’s “Enchúlame el Changarro,” among others. She has served on the advisory boards of over 40 entrepreneurial companies and created the first gender equity certification for corporations to advance women’s professional development. She maintains a column in Fernanda Magazine and is fluent in Spanish and English.

The Companies of the Future

How are new companies adapting to change? Only those who understand how to observe opportunities early — and move quickly — will transcend. This talk explores emerging trends, the forces reshaping industries, and the mindsets leaders need to make better, faster decisions in a world defined by rapid change.

Recognize the signals of change shaping tomorrow’s marketplace
Shift from reactive responses to proactive opportunity-seeking
Build adaptability and agility into decision-making
Lead with clarity in environments defined by uncertainty

Net to Undertake

For entrepreneurs and intrapreneurs

Discover the core challenges faced when launching a business — whether you're building your own company or driving innovation from within an existing organization.

Understand the realities and roadblocks of early-stage entrepreneurship
Learn how intrapreneurs can navigate internal systems to create impact
Develop the resilience and mindset required to move ideas into action
Identify common pitfalls and strategies to overcome them

Re_schedule Yourself

Re-create your way of thinking and re_program yourself for a changing world.

Learn to dance with uncertainty and embrace change with clarity and confidence. Build an objective, possibility-focused mindset and gain practical tools to navigate moments of crisis and turn them into opportunities.