Horelio Alejandro Trujillo Coindreau

Is a graduate of Universidad Panamericana, where he maintained a record of academic excellence. He is a corporate, finance and transactional attorney who structures and negotiates complex contracts, designs capital mechanisms, shareholders’ agreements, restructurings, and mergers and acquisitions, always with a business-oriented approach to reduce risk, accelerate closings, and ensure proper execution.

His practice combines corporate governance, commercial and financial contracting, regulatory compliance, and data protection, with a comparative perspective between Mexico and the United States. He advises companies in due diligence, negotiation and closing processes, and in the implementation of corporate controls that organize operations and strengthen decision-making. He negotiates fluently in Spanish and English and translates business objectives into clear, verifiable, and measurable clauses.

His academic experience at Suffolk University Law School in Boston strengthens his understanding of foreign law and his ability to adapt structures and contracts to cross-border frameworks. His training in cybersecurity at New York University enables him to convert technical requirements into precise contractual obligations, applicable security policies, and risk assessment matrices that raise the standard of compliance and information governance.

His profile is complemented by an executive program in leadership and influence at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, as well as active participation in academic forums and university projects, experience that enriches his human and strategic vision of legal practice.