From a very young age, Laura Reyna de la Garza (LEI/LPA’09) has had a passion and vocation for public affairs and she has combined her academic life with various professional and political activities.

To Verónica Segura Vázquez (LEI '14) it is very important to recognize and preserve Mexican textile art, while simultaneously promoting community development. It was with this purpose that Sit Luch came into being in September 2014, as an alternative to market Mexican handicrafts. Sit Luch is a word from the Tsetsal Language which means “Embroidered Eye” and it is a type of traditional embroidery.

Six years after graduating from UDEM, Pamela Fernanda Izaguirre Orozco (LEI ‘12) has succeeded in entering and positioning herself in the world of diplomacy and international politics.

Pamela pursued her degree in International Studies with a concentration in International Law at UDEM. During her time at the university, and through her participation in various civic-political groups, she developed a series of competencies which led her to enhance her personal strengths and capitalize on them for service to the community.

Martha Herrera González (LEI '89) is part of the first graduating class of UDEM’s undergraduate degree program in International Studies, from which she graduated with honors. Today, Martha is a professional of national and international renown in the field of business social responsibility and sustainability.

Marcelo was born in Monterrey and spent part of his childhood in Puebla before coming back to Monterrey to complete his education. He studied for three semesters at the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León (UANL). However, after his third semester he made a trip to Europe and upon his return he decided to find a degree program that focused on Foreign Trade. The only such program that existed at the time was “International Studies” at UDEM.

Víctor Girón Dimas (LDE ’09) and Juan Pablo Girón (LPA ’13) are co-founders of “Vertical MX”, an objective news portal with no political, partisan, or religious bias, in which 90% of the collaborators are ExaUDEMs.

Natives of Victoria, Tamaulipas, they decided to start a social project together through a communication medium where they publish news and opinions on national and international issues, including categories such as sports, health, technology, tourism, society, etc.

Tétecoloh, is a company that was founded by four ExaUDEM entrepreneurs: Alejandro Guajardo Richo (LDE '14), David Garza Romo (MAE '15), Diego Guzmán Garza (LFI '13), and Mariano Garza Villarreal (LAE '12/MIIS '16) who, as coffee fans, felt the need to find a new business adventure and at the same time help their country. 

ExaUDEM Sergio Humberto García Rodríguez (LDE '94) is a Mexican entrepreneur and a native of Reynosa, Tamaulipas.

From 2014 to date, he has been dedicated to developing the Aqua-Tots Swim Schools franchise in Mexico and Latin America. He has opened two branches in Mexico, one in Plaza Nativa, right next to UDEM, and another one in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas.

The story of ExaUDEM Andrea Rodríguez Zavala (LDE '12) began in May, 2009, when she represented UDEM at the “14^th Interamerican Contest on Human Rights,” organized by the American University Washington College of Law. After this experience, she decided to set off along the path of Human Rights. “I took my first steps as a litigator in Human Rights in 2010, through an itinerant Human Rights clinic, jointly with the National Supreme Court of Justice,” she told us.