01
Presidency
Sets institutional direction, represents the alliance and protects strategic continuity.
Governance
A regional alliance becomes authoritative when its relationships are supported by clear roles, continuity and accountable execution.
Governance model
01
Sets institutional direction, represents the alliance and protects strategic continuity.
02
Connect local ecosystems to the continental agenda and mobilize national leadership.
03
Provide legitimacy, diversity of perspectives and cross-border institutional memory.
04
Translate priorities into programs, partnerships, communications and measurable outcomes.
The 2025/2026 Elected Board of Directors team, with the possibility of renewal until 2028.
President (Brazil)
Vice Presidenta
Marketing & Partnership Director (BR)
Tech Director
GOV Director (BR)
Legal Director (BR)
Operations & Community Director
Vacant
Structure of the Council that monitors, guides, and votes alongside the presidency.
North America & Chairman Board
Cone Sur
Brazil & Mercosul
Central America and the Caribbean
Andes & South America
Regional Directors connect their ecosystems to the continental agenda, bringing forward visions, projects, proposals, opportunities and challenges.
Brazil Director
North America
Andes & South America
Central America and the Caribbean
Mercosul
Task Forces Leaders 2026
Task forces gather input, proposals, analyses and concerns from Latin American ecosystems, turning debate into recommendations, projects and actions for the Leaders’ Summit Communiqué.
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Chair
Ana Marietta Colanzi
Co-Chair
Alan Silveira
02
Chair
Viviana Coloma
Co-Chair
Ana Paula Schmiedel
03
Chair
Alejandra Caballero
04
Chair
Corina Marion
05
Chair
Denise Chave
Co-Chair
Javier Roman
Latin Women Entrepreneurship
Chair · Beatriz Mello
Source: updated ALAS Institutional Presentation — Governance Model, pages 15–19.
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