Partner
Jorge Aguilar Marin
Jorge Aguilar is partner in MIA’s Regulatory and Government Affairs practice, where he primarily focuses on leading engagement strategies between the private and public sectors, as well as supporting and designing regulatory processes for companies and industries operating in highly regulated environments.
Through his deep understanding of the political and regulatory landscape and the development of strategic intelligence, he has contributed to the design and implementation of strategies that help anticipate risks and identify opportunities, enabling business associations, trade chambers, and companies to make informed strategic decisions.
Prior to joining MIA, Jorge Aguilar led the government affairs practice of a U.S.-based law firm with offices in Mexico and Washington, D.C. He also served as a national delegate for a major political party and as a public affairs advisor to various business councils.
Credentials
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Master’s Degree in Government and Public Policy, Universidad Panamericana
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Diploma in U.S. Government & Politics: Policy and Decision-Making, Syracuse University, Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs
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Diploma in Data Politics in the Era of Artificial Intelligence, Universidad Panamericana
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Diploma in Constituent Power, Parliamentary Law, and Debate, Universidad Autónoma de México
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Diploma in Public Policy, Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.), Universidad Anáhuac México Norte
Languages
Spanish and English
Membresías
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Institutional Relations Coordinator, World Energy Council Mexico
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Adjunct Professor of Public Administration and Government, Universidad Anáhuac México
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Certified Lobbyist, Congress of the Union (Chamber of Deputies and Senate of the Republic)
Honores y reconocimientos:
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Leading Government and Institutional Relations Professionals in Latin America, Anuário Origem Latam (2024)
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Leading Government and Institutional Relations Professionals in Latin America, Anuário Origem Latam (2023)
Publications
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Sheinbaum Win Gives AMLO One More Shot to Boost State Utilities, Bloomberg Law (2024)
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What Challenges Face Mexico’s First Female President?, The Dialogue, Latin America Advisor (2024)
