On October 29, 2026, EMAAC (Empresarios México Alemanes AC) held its monthly meeting. In the presence of representatives of the Querétaro State Secretariat for Sustainable Development, executives from the German companies Siemens and Prettl, as well as Teinno AS Norway, and a number of business leaders from the Bajío, the institutional collaboration agreement between EMAAC and Mundo Ejecutivo Querétaro was finalized.
The agreement, signed by Josef Modlmayer, President of EMAAC, and Lalo López, General Director of Mundo Ejecutivo Querétaro, aims to develop training programs, events and joint communication strategies that showcase the potential of regional, national and international companies established in, or interested in, the Bajío region of Mexico. At the same time, it seeks to boost business competitiveness and cross-sector links that connect global value chains.

EMAAC Agreement: Connecting Business Leaders in Mexico and Europe
Since 2015, Empresarios México Alemanes has operated as a civil association born from the German program Fit for Partnership with Germany. Its purpose is to connect companies, both SMEs and corporations, across the Mexican and German markets as a platform for international exchange and collaboration, through business events, executive training, trade missions, industrial supplier matching and internationalization programs that support company expansion. It acts as a strategic bridge between Mexican SMEs and the German economic engine, which is why its president insists:
In a world of profound change, collaboration matters more than ever
Josef Modlmayer, President of EMAAC

Why Should Mexican Companies Consider Doing Business with Germany?
Germany is the largest economy in the European Union and a global benchmark in advanced manufacturing (Industry 4.0). For Mexican SMEs, accessing this market means more than financial growth: it brings a technological and cultural transfer that permanently raises a company’s quality and resilience. To understand how trade moves across the region, also read our analysis of cross-border supply chains in the Bajío: railways and customs (in Spanish).
How to Join EMAAC
EMAAC keeps its doors open to Mexican companies with operational maturity that are seeking a high-level export market, as well as to German companies established in Mexico that want to enrich their local supply chain with certified suppliers. More than a membership, belonging to this association means joining a community of strategic allies with a shared vision of global excellence. You can request information on their website: emaac.mx

In Conclusion: The Agreement Between EMAAC and Mundo Ejecutivo Querétaro
The agreement between EMAAC and Mundo Ejecutivo Querétaro will strengthen the visibility and positioning of business leaders inside and outside Mexico. This alliance will empower leaders with a global vision to consolidate business opportunities, technology transfer and international cooperation in a dynamic, interconnected environment.
