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Talent Innovation Knows no Borders: iTijuana’s Maritza Diaz

Talent Innovation Knows no Borders: iTijuana’s Maritza Diaz

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In this episode of Border Masters, Monique and Gustavo sit down with Maritza Diaz, CEO of ITJ, to discuss her remarkable journey in cross-border collaboration. Maritza has a strong focus on leveraging regional talent and navigating complex regulatory landscapes. Take a listen to hear how iTijuana is driving digital transformation for global companies like Quidel Ortho, Dexcom, and more. This episode explains how innovation is bridging borders and shaping the future!

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Key moments in this episode:

00:00:04 – Transforming Tijuana into a Tech Hub

00:05:42 – Maritza’s Unexpected Path into Tech

00:07:16 – The Decision That Changed Everything

00:08:36 – Finding Her ‘Why’

00:12:52 – Building ITJ from the Ground Up

00:16:30 – The Birth of ‘I Tijuana’

00:31:07 – Women in Tech: The Challenge and the Mission

00:34:41 – The Power of Sponsorship vs. Mentorship

00:35:59 – AI’s Role in Software Development

00:46:56 – Why Borders Shouldn’t Exist in Business

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