Eduardo is a senior executive with over 30 years of leadership in global capital markets, critical minerals, and industrial infrastructure. He specializes in high-stakes financial environments, having orchestrated the multi-billion-dollar restructuring and strategic repositioning of some of North America’s most vital industrial assets.

Core Expertise:

Critical Mineral Resilience: Served as the architect of the business plan and led the strategic financing to extricate MP Materials (MP Minerals) from bankruptcy. This intervention was pivotal in securing the Western Hemisphere’s leading rare earth producer and a cornerstone of U.S. supply chain sovereignty.

Billion-Dollar Capital Markets: Directed global capital market initiatives as CFO of Southern Copper Corporation, including multi-billion-dollar bond and equity offerings. At Grupo México, he managed complex cross-border M&A and corporate restructurings exceeding several billion dollars.

Strategic Turnarounds: Led the high-stakes strategic turnaround of NJOY, Inc., navigating a complex regulatory and financial landscape to stabilize the company and protect its market position.

Operational Foundation: Began his career in operational strategy at McKinsey & Company, focusing on asset-backed valuations and cash flow optimization for industrial leaders.

Education:

MBA in Analytic Finance and Strategy, The University of Chicago Booth School of Business

Graduate Studies in Political Philosophy & Economics, University of Oxford

B.S. in Economics and Political Science, University of Arizona

Eduardo Gonzalez