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Summary: Luis Ricardo Rodriguez has joined ManattJones Global Strategies, which is the international consulting subsidiary of law firm Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP.
Luis Ricardo Rodriguez has joined ManattJones Global Strategies, which is the international consulting subsidiary of law firm Manatt, Phelps & Phillips, LLP. The announcement was made via a press release this week.
Rodriguez will serve as managing director of the new office in Monterrey, Mexico. He comes to the firm from KPMG Cardenas Dosal S.C. in Mexico.
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“ManattJones is one of the leading strategic government relations firms in Mexico. By adding Luis to our already robust team, we are further enhancing our ability to offer our clients enhanced business counseling and market entry expertise, drawing on Luis’s years of experience leading a similar practice at one of the top global consulting firms,” said Michael C. Camuñez, president and CEO of ManattJones.
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Rodriguez is experienced in customs, trade, intellectual property, financing, investment and taxation in business. Some of his clients are from the electronic consumer goods, textiles, high-tech electronic components, automotive, aerospace and pharmaceutical industries.
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“I’m delighted to join ManattJones’ elite team of professionals,” Rodriguez said. “I believe my experience practicing in Mexico and Latin America will greatly serve the firm’s sophisticated clients in their cross-border ventures and other complex matters.”
Rodriguez is a former partner in charge of the Global Location and Expansion Services Practice for Latin America with KPMG Cardenas Dosal S.C. in Mexico.
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