November 8, 2018
“It’s important that women are seen as part of business traditions such as the ringing of the opening bell at the stock exchange,” states CWDI Chair Natividad. “Mexican women, whether they are CEOs, board directors, executives, or entrepreneurs of businesses large or small, have had vital roles in growing the Mexican economy. We are also proud of Maria Ariza for taking the helm of this new, modern exchange.”
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Women executives and entrepreneurs led by Corporate Women Directors International (CWDI) President Irene Natividad opened Mexico’s Bolsa Institucional de Valores (BIVA), on November 8, 2018 to salute the new exchange’s CEO Maria Ariza, the first woman in Mexico to serve as CEO of an exchange, and to recognize the achievements and contributions of women to the Mexican economy. Joining Mexican women business leaders at the event were members of the International Planning Committee for the Global Summit of Women, the sister organization to CWDI, who came from the U.S., Poland, Germany and Spain to take part in the event.
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CWDI Chair, Irene Natividad and BIVA CEO, Maria Ariza commemorate the market open by permanently adding CWDI to the BIVA wall of market openers.