Pablo de la Flor Belaunde
May 10-16, 2008
Events
De la Flor is the former Peruvian vice minister of international trade. While he held that office, he helped negotiate the Free Trade Agreement (FTA) with the US, leading 130 expert officials, organized in 23 thematic groups. The agreement includes services, intellectual property and investments. Presently, he is the VP of corporate affairs for the Antamina Mining Company. He oversees the Social Investment Program ($64mil) which supports sustainable development in Ancash, the largest private CSR in Perú and one of the most significant ones in the continent.
De la Flor has received numerous awards, including awards from the Lima Chamber of Commerce and the Agricultural Exporters Association for distinguished services, the JFK School Excellence Award, a Mac Arthur Training Grant, a Heinz Fellowship, a Trustee Fellowship (Univ. of Chicago), a Ford Foundation Award, a Yale University Fellowship, and Indiana University´s Wendell W. Wilkie Award. He was selected to the Council of Foreign Relations (NY) conference for new leaders of Latin America and elected president of the IDB´s Vice-Ministerial Dialogue Forum on Foreign Trade.
