Freedom 250 Summit · Fundación Misión Ecuador
The U.S. inspires.Latin America builds.
Ecuador · Galápagos · Mexico
The opportunity
Ecuador isn't short of products. It's short of connections.
Companies in the region rarely stall because their product fails. They stall because they never reach the buyer, the route or the network.
An initiative implemented by Fundación Misión Ecuador with the support of the U.S. Embassy in Ecuador. One month, three venues, one corridor of innovation, trade and sustainability.
The United States inspires.
The network of U.S. Government exchange alumni and the support of the U.S. Embassy in Ecuador.
Ecuador connects.
Guayaquil brings together the Lab, the three clusters and the business connections.
Galápagos proves.
A living lab of sustainable tourism, connectivity and conservation.
Latin America builds.
Guadalajara projects the network toward Mexico and its productive ties with the United States.
Six components. One conversation.
Freedom & Innovation Ball
Business leaders, U.S. Government program alumni and institutional partners in one room.
Innovation Lab
Applied innovation, AI, digital commerce and cyber hygiene for alumni.
Cluster Summit
Agribusiness, creative and sustainable tourism, and human capital and the creative economy.
Business connections
Matchmaking and B2B meetings designed to produce real commercial follow-up, not just contacts.
Galápagos Sustainable Tourism Lab
Three working days in one of the world's most unique destinations.
Ecuador–Mexico exchange
A complementary mission to Guadalajara connecting both ecosystems.
The Galápagos component
Galápagos Sustainable Tourism Lab.
Innovation, tourism and sustainability in one of the world's most unique destinations.
Roadmap
From December to May.
Dates for 2027 are tentative and may change due to institutional agendas, venue availability or weather.
Does your company want to be in the corridor?
We are looking for companies, universities and partners in Ecuador and Mexico for the three clusters: agribusiness, sustainable tourism and human capital.
Let's talk →