With more than 15 years of experience working at the intersection of technology and public policy, Christopher has advised governments, trade associations, intergovernmental organizations, and the technology industry shaping policies to support the adoption of digital technologies and new connectivity services. Christopher began his career in Mexico’s Federal government as an adviser to the Minister of Communications and to the President of the Economic Competition Commission. Chris’ next job was in London, working with a global tech policy consultancy where he led the firm’s services in the Global South, advising the largest technology companies and the most innovative startups. Christopher then moved to an in-house position at the British technology firm, OneWeb, as Head of Regulatory and Government Affairs for Latin America and the Caribbean. He was then recruited by Airbus' connectivity spin off - AALTO - to establish the company's regulatory affairs function as Vice president of Global Regulatory Affairs. Christopher holds an undergraduate degree in Government from the Iberoamerican University in Mexico City and a Masters Degree in ICT regulation from the London School of Economics. He is a regular commentator in international media on topics such as connectivity, digital transformation, and the impact of new technologies in emerging markets.