Kijana A. Mack, Executive Director
Kijana Mack is an Executive Director in the Corporate Strategy and Energy Finance Group at Mexico Energy Partners. Kijana formed Mexico Energy Partners in 2015 to assist companies with energy procurement, energy efficiency, and infrastructure projects in Mexico.
Prior to forming Mexico Energy Partners, Kijana spent five years with Moody’s Investors Service, working in both New York and Latin America covering the mining, energy, and infrastructure sectors. Prior to joining Moody’s, Kijana was a senior member of the Capital Markets Group at Cambridge Associates, world's largest institutional investment consulting firm.
Kijana graduated with a B.S. in Finance from Morgan State University and holds an M.B.A. from Loyola University’s Sellinger School of Business. He is also a Director at Latam Energy Advisors LLC, a Texas-based energy and project finance consultancy, and is a regular contributor to various news outlets including Reuters, BN Americas, and Infrastructure Insights.
Paola Moreno leads the renewable energy practice at Mexico Energy Partners and her insights create value for clients with challenges related to renewable energy, energy efficiency, and optimizing fuel supplies. Paola also has special expertise on issues related to climate change, renewable energy technologies, electric markets, transformer installation, and energy policy.
Paola holds a Master of Science in Technological Systems Management: Energy, Technology, and Policy from Stony Brook University. She also holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the National University of Colombia.
Rodolfo Rueda is an attorney and senior advisor with expertise in energy, natural resources, and infrastructure projects. He covers the entire lifecycle of energy projects including bidding applications, M&A, financing, dispute resolution, construction, operation and maintenance, and licensing. He also resolves environmental, compliance, and regulatory concerns.
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Contact Mexico Energy Partners today. Our mission is to help clients successfully execute on projects in Mexico’s energy sector. We put our client’s interests ahead of our own and we always maintain an independent perspective.