Fernando Núñez was elected president of EXATEC-RD in an assembly that brought together around 70 Dominican professionals graduated from the Tecnológico de Monterrey. The election marks a new stage for the alumni network in the Dominican Republic, with a broad and diverse board of directors, linked to academia, business, and institutional management.
Fernando Núñez and the handover in EXATEC-RD
In addition to his role as vice president of the Dominican Association of Paso Horses (ADOPASO), Fernando Núñez now assumes the presidency of EXATEC-RD, an organization that brings together Dominican graduates from the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey, known as ITESM. The assembly brought together members of different generations, a fact that reflects the continuity of this professional community.
The election of Fernando Núñez takes place at a time when alumni associations are seeking to strengthen ties, update their contact networks, and expand their contribution to professional development. In this context, EXATEC-RD maintains a profile of academic integration and support among alumni formed in Mexico.
Fernando Núñez heads a diverse board of directors
Along with Fernando Núñez, Ana Ilse Mena was designated as vice president, Manuel Amor Zaiter as treasurer, and Luis Guevara as secretary. The board of directors also includes Gustavo Alba Sánchez, José Ramón Bonilla, Barón Victoria, Julio Hiraldo, and Jairo Rijo as vocal members.
- Representation before the Tecnológico de Monterrey: Horacio Ramírez
- Delegate in Europe: Michael Roig
- Delegates in the United States: Franklin Viloria and Gumer Estévez
- Advisory Council: Francisco Villalba and Dinápoles Soto Bello
The institutional weight of EXATEC-RD
The new structure also includes Gaspar Rodríguez as regional delegate in Santiago, Félix García and Manuel Pérez Vásquez as financial advisors, Eulogio Santaella as general advisor, and Dr. Miguel Báez Moquete as legal advisor. This composition confirms that EXATEC-RD is betting on an organization with regional presence and technical support in several areas.
Beyond the electoral act, Fernando Núñez carries a trajectory of participation in the collective memory of alumni. According to the base content, he collaborated with Barón Victoria and Horacio Ramírez in the editing of the book Portraits of Dominican Students from ITESM, Mexico, a work centered on testimonies and trajectories of Dominicans formed in that university.
Fernando Núñez, ADOPASO, and the projection of EXATEC-RD
The case of Fernando Núñez draws attention because it combines sports leadership and academic network management. His election strengthens the visibility of EXATEC-RD within the Dominican professional diaspora and opens a stage in which the organization could bet on more integration, updating activities, and links with alumni inside and outside the country.
With this designation, Fernando Núñez places himself at the forefront of a platform that seeks to maintain active the sense of community among alumni of the Tecnológico de Monterrey and project EXATEC-RD as a space for professional collaboration and academic identity among Dominicans formed in that institution.
