Salvador is a serial entrepreneur with more than 20 years of experience in digital business, creating and scaling companies. He is the founder of Mobile Dreams Ventures, a venture builder and leading digital consulting firm that has advised companies such as Inditex, HBO, Coca-Cola, Telefónica, Vodafone, Santander and BBVA among others. In 2012, Mobile Dreams began its venture-building activity, focusing on creating and scaling companies that can transform the business models of large corporations. To date, Mobile Dreams has successfully exited all founded ventures: Moviplans (2012), an e-commerce company acquired by DIA (BME:DIA) in 2016, GELT (2015), a mobile cashback wallet acquired by Prosegur (BME:PSG) in 2019 and Media Smart (2013), a mobile advertising technology company acquired by Affle (NSE: AFFL) in 2020. On a personal basis, he is an investor and advisor to several companies. He was one of the first Spanish members of the high-impact entrepreneurs’ Endeavor Network (www.endeavor.org).

Gustavo has 20+ years of experience in renewable energy business development. After graduating as industrial engineer he joined the energy firm Iberdrola, spending 10 years as business development director in Spain and the USA. Later on, he joined Inveravante investment fund, working as global director of the renewable energy division for 8 years, with projects in 11 countries (including Europe, Africa and the Americas). In early 2017, Gustavo founded Arba Energías Renovables and Imagenera, the first being a renewable energy consultancy firm and the second a venture capital holding. In all, Gustavo has been directly responsible for the development, construction and commercial operation of over 5 GW of wind, solar and hydro around the world, managing specialized local teams including site origination, acquiring permits, engineering, construction, asset management, due diligence, project finance and M&A transactions.

Miguel has been involved in finance for more than 15 years, with a focus on renewable energy, alternative investments, debt structuring and technology. He has been head of corporate banking and new businesses for Santander Bank in China, leading the development of a local product platform for corporate clients and the bank’s innovation strategy. Prior to this position, he held different senior roles within the infrastructure finance team at Santander’s Global Corporate Banking division, including head of product strategy for infrastructure finance, leading the set-up and launch of an infrastructure debt fund and the structuring of joint financing programs with the European Investment Bank. Before joining Santander, Miguel worked at Telefónica and The World Bank. Miguel is an Industrial Engineer from Universidad Carlos III and holds an MSc in Management of Information Systems and Digital Innovation from the London School of Economics and the Ford Dorsey Master’s in International Economics from Stanford University.