By providing the knowledge and experience they have in various areas related to business activity, a group of specialists came together to form a conglomerate in order to support the arrival of investments through nearshoring, as well as those that are already here to remain current.
In this way, the Nearshoring Consulting Services & Solutions (NCSS) offer is aimed at new specialized investments, relocation and expansion of assets.
NCSS service areas are legal consulting, finance, taxes and banking, relations with federal, state and local governments, sociodemographic and urban analysis and real estate development, human resources, specialized training and technological innovation, communication and soft landing (health, security , insurance, home and school and logistics systems).
“We are establishing a real guide to navigate the Mexican system, to make it easier for companies that arrive or are already established here, so that they have the fundamental elements so that their investment can flourish and be successful in Mexico,” said associate Fernando Lerdo de Tejada.
“We have great confidence in the future of our country, we are convinced that the commitment from abroad for Mexico is a commitment that will continue. “Our country has all the conditions for adequate growth and all the elements to attract investments with the relocation phenomenon,” he added.
For his part, Jaime Parada, member of the consortium, indicated that NCSS intends to offer turnkey services and solutions to investors so that the investments announced for the country result in advantages for Mexican companies, particularly SMEs, the integration of productive chains of Mexico, innovation and quality of life of the communities.
“The first ingredient to guarantee that Mexico, which is today one of the 15 great powers in the world, continues to grow in GDP per capita is investment. In our country, professionals require the economy to be more sophisticated, since the supply of talent and trained personnel already exists in Mexico,” he said.
Edgar Gómez, from LATAM Finance, an associate of NCSS, stated that in order to guarantee the real growth of investments in Mexico, several issues must be addressed as a priority, one of them being the existence of detained procedures, particularly in electrical matters.
