In this episode, we talk with Iván Ramos, Juarez Regional Director at American Industries Group, who shares how the city’s long history as the birthplace of the maquiladora industry, its experienced labor force, and its advanced customs and logistics ecosystem have enabled companies to scale complex operations for decades. He also explains how American Industries’ Cost Model and the Rio Bravo customs platform —ranging from customs brokers to cross-border transportation— support decision-makers in evaluating real operating costs and ensuring compliance across thousands of annual import and export transactions.

👉 Listen now to explore how Juarez supports fast, low-risk manufacturing launches and long-term operational success.

In this episode, we turn to one of Mexico’s most dynamic industrial hubs: Queretaro. Our guest, Jorge Baca, Regional Director in Queretaro, shares his journey from the automotive sector and industrial park development to nearly a decade supporting international companies through American Industries.

Jorge explains how Queretaro evolved from an agroindustrial base into a diversified manufacturing center with strong activity in automotive, aerospace, plastics, metal-mechanics, electronics, and data centers. The conversation also explores how IMMEX and VAT certification programs help exporters improve cash flow and reduce costs, and how the Shelter Model accelerates time-to-operation for new investors.

Listen to the full episode to learn more about Queretaro's real estate options, world-class infrastructure, and why local presence and expertise are critical for companies planning their next move into Mexico.

In this episode, we talk with Marian Garibay, Guadalajara Regional Director
at American Industries Group, about her 13-year journey helping international companies establish and expand operations in Jalisco.

Marian shares firsthand stories of how companies like Daido Metal, Performance Design, Zhongli, and Durable Superior Casters successfully launched manufacturing plants in the region through the Shelter Model. She explains how Guadalajara’s unique triple helix model between industry, academia, and government creates a robust ecosystem for innovation — particularly in electronics, medical devices, and automotive industries.

👉 Listen now to uncover why Jalisco continues to attract global manufacturers seeking efficiency, skilled labor, and long-term success in Mexico.