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Presenter directory V1 · October 22, 2026 · Historical roles and affiliations
Maybe you want to find a customer, understand a trade rule, choose an AI tool, or meet a potential supplier. Start with the question you need answered. Then explore a programme and the people named in it.
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Showing 1 of 1 matching contributors · 1 matching role credits. Full directory: 459 names across 225 recordings.
Speaker
ProInversion Peru
New Business Opportunities in Latin America
Programme topics: Trade & market entry
Video description
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The October 21 source archive contains 1,541 video IDs and 1,417 populated descriptions. This first directory includes the named roles reviewed so far. A missing entry does not mean a person never presented.
Speaker, moderator, and facilitator mean different things. The credit shows the role named by the source. A linked event page or organizer announcement can establish a listed role; it does not independently confirm that every person spoke or attended.
Event dates and upload dates stay separate. Each known event date shows its basis: a linked page, an event URL, a description, or an exact title match to one date in the source calendar. Dates that remain unknown are shown as “Not stated.”
Organizations belong to the historical record. They describe the affiliation stated for that credit. Name variants and missing affiliations remain visible where unresolved. Programme topics help you find recordings; they are not a certification of personal expertise.
Several clips can come from one event. Recording and role-credit counts describe directory coverage. They do not rank popularity, attendance, or commercial results. The directory supplies research for relationship capacity and business access.
