San Francisco wants to attract more start-ups in Latin America
<p>“Companies like Google, Airbnb and other technology have brought personnel from other countries that are not Latino and, in the end, Latinos have gone to other cities, such as Texas, Kentucky or New Jersey,” explains Vallejo.</p>
<p>Since its creation in 2014, LatinSF has helped 14 Latin American companies, five of them from Mexico -BuildBinder, Cala, Maniak, Machina and Tresalia-, to open offices in San Francisco, which means being closer to investors, talent and innovation. “We have brought 6.5 million dollars of Latin American investment and 193 jobs have been created to date,” says the directive.</p>
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