EspañolThe first months of 2025 set the tone for a year of global momentum. From Barcelona to San Francisco—via Austin and Buenos Aires—Exomindset stepped into some of the most relevant spaces in tech, data, and innovation. But we didn’t just attend. We engaged, we contributed, and we expanded the network of people and companies building what’s next.
Across continents and industries, we carried a clear message: AI is not just about automation. It’s about unlocking potential—of teams, of organizations, and of ideas.
Mobile World Congress 2025 — Barcelona, España
At the heart of the global tech conversation, Mobile World Congress brought together the world’s leading voices in connectivity and innovation. We joined as part of the ProCórdoba delegation, with CEO Eduardo Coll, Marketing Manager Gonzalo Fernández, and EU Manager Gonzalo Conde representing Exomindset on the ground.
One of the standout moments came with Eduardo Coll’s talk: “Empowering Talent with AI Agents.” He shared our perspective on how intelligent agents can elevate human capabilities, streamline operations, and drive organizational efficiency—without losing sight of the human layer. The response was immediate. Companies seeking scalable, real-world AI applications saw in our approach a rare mix of tech muscle and people-centered thinking.
Beyond the stage, MWC was a space to deepen existing partnerships and open new doors. In sectors where digital transformation is urgent but complex, we positioned ourselves as a partner that not only understands technology—but knows how to deliver it with business clarity and execution discipline.
South by SouthWest — Austin, Texas
While part of our team was in Europe, Consuelo Escribano Martínez, our Director of Growth, represented Exomindset at SXSW—an event that explores where technology meets creativity, culture, and society.
What stood out wasn’t just the panels—it was the range of perspectives. Across industries as different as entertainment and education, we heard recurring questions about the pace of AI adoption, the ethical trade-offs it presents, and how to design systems that serve real human needs.
SXSW gave us more than contacts—it gave us contrast. It showed how different sectors and geographies are interpreting AI, not just as a tool, but as a cultural force. That kind of diversity challenges how we think—and ultimately sharpens how we build.
San Francisco — Game Developers Conference
The Game Developers Conference (GDC) is where the global gaming industry comes to connect, learn, and level up. We joined as part of the ProCórdoba and ADVA delegations, alongside top studios from across Latin America creating world-class experiences.
Throughout the week, Consuelo and the team from Odaclick took part in targeted meetings with studios, publishers, and tech companies seeking partners to accelerate development without compromising on quality. It was also the first in-person opportunity to connect with current clients—relationships that, until then, had lived entirely online.
The message was clear: in the fast-moving world of game development, technical skills aren’t enough. What sets teams apart is trust, clear communication, and cultural alignment. Our experience confirmed that we’re not just seen as a reliable vendor—but as a strategic ally.
Data for Breakfast — Buenos Aires, Argentina
We wrapped the quarter closer to home, with Data for Breakfast in Buenos Aires, hosted by Snowflake. As Select Partners, we see these gatherings as more than networking—they’re a pulse check on the region’s data transformation journey.
The conversations were grounded and specific: how to scale data operations, how to improve data quality, how to achieve efficiency without over-engineering. In a landscape where many companies are rethinking their data strategy, it became clear that the work we’re doing is hitting the mark—combining technical depth with practical application.
More importantly, it confirmed that we’re building a reputation not just for delivering projects, but for enabling change.