Our Chairman:

Gabriel Anguiano, Chairman of the Mexican Chamber of Commerce 2019-2023
Gabriel Anguiano has recently joined Price Forbes, a Lloyd’s of London insurance broker, as Director for Latin America. Previously he was Head of Strategy & Business Development Latin America at Lloyd’s syndicate Probitas 1492, where he opened up the first Lloyd’s syndicate operation in Mexico to underwire reinsurance business both locally and from across the Latin America region. He also spent  nine years at Lloyd’s of London (the Corporation) in a number of roles including Mexico Country Manager, having opened the Lloyd’s representative office in 2015. He is the current chairman of the Mexican Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain. He holds a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Mexico’s leading research university UNAM, and an MBA from City University in London.

Our Honorary Chairman:

Yves Hayaux du Till, Founder and former Chairman at MexCC. Partner at Nader Hayaux and Goebel
YVES HAYAUX DU TILLY, better known as the Mexican lawyer with a French name in the City of London, Yves is the managing partner of the London office of the Mexican independent law firm Nader, Hayaux & Goebel, and head of its reinsurance and reinsurance practice. Yves splits his time between London and Mexico.
Yves has been advising for more than 25 years foreign investors entering the Mexican market and in their Mexican related operations and transactions.  Yves is recognised as a leading lawyer in corporate, mergers and acquisitions, banking and finance and as a regional expert on insurance and reinsurance both in Mexico and Latin America. 
Yves is the Chairman of the Mexican Chamber of Commerce in Great Britain (MexCC), which he founded in 2011, the first Mexican Chamber of Commerce to be established in Europe.
Ambassador to the United Kingdom and Northern Ireland
Ambassador Josefa González Blanco
On the 23rd of April 2021, Josefa González-Blanco assumed her duties as Mexico's representative in London after presenting to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (FCDO) a copy of her Letters of Credence accrediting her as Ambassador of Mexico to the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
She serves as Mexico’s Permanent Representative to the International Maritime Organization, the International Mobile Satellite Organization, International Coffee Organization, the International Sugar Organization, the International Whaling Commission and the International Oil Pollution Compensation Funds (FIDAC for its Spanish acronym).
Ambassador González-Blanco has a Law Degree from the Anahuac University and a Master's Degree in Transformative Arts from the John F. Kennedy University. She has done several studies at the Centre for Diplomatic and Strategic Studies in Paris, France.
She was Secretary of the Environment and Natural Resources of Mexico and has a long history as a promoter of social and cultural programmes, both in Mexico and in the United Kingdom, as well as with environmental protection and wildlife conservation programmes.
She was a professor of comparative legal systems at the National Autonomous University of Mexico and the University of Monterrey. She also served as Administrative Secretary of the Graduate Program of the National University’s Law School.
Source: Embassy of Mexico in the United Kingdom