Daniel Lema has a degree in Economics, Universidad Nacional de Mar del Plata and a Ph.D. in Economics in UCEMA. He works as a researcher at the National Institute of Agricultural Technology (INTA) and as a professor at UCEMA. He has done consulting work for the IDB and FAO. He serves as a member of the Advisory Committee of the Common Fund for Commodities. He has published extensively in national and foreign magazines on the topics of technological change and productivity in the agricultural sector, production efficiency,agrarian economy, and political economy.

Juan Sebastián Landoni has a degree in Economics from the National University of Rosario, a Ph.D. in Economics from ESEADE and a Master's degree in Economics and Administration from ESEADE.

Martín Krause is Ph.D. in Administration from the Catholic University of La Plata, Argentina. He is full professor of Economics at the Faculty of Law of the UBA and of Economic History at the Faculty of Economic Sciences of the same university. He is visiting professor at the Francisco Marroquin University and the OMMA-Ayau in Madrid. He is a member of the Mont Pelerin Society, researcher at the Cato Institute, member of the Academic Council of the Freedom and Progress Foundation and professor at UCEMA.

Ph.D. in Social Sciences (UNQ). Master (cand.) in AgroBusiness (UCEMA). BA in Social Sciences (UNQ). Specialist in issues related to the politics and history of agrobusiness in the Pampas in the 20th century. Research Coordinator at UCEMA. Professor at UCEMA. PhD scholarship recipient from the National Council of Scientific and Technical Research of Argentina (CONICET).

Corresponding Fellow of the Friedman Hayek Center for the Study of a Free Society, a research center at UCEMA, where he also is a professor. Analyst of politics and international relations issues. Matias Ilivitzky has a BA. in Political Science and a BA. in Political Science Teaching, as well as a Ph.D. in Social Sciences from Universidad de Buenos Aires. He also completed a postgraduate specialization course in Project Management at Universidad del CEMA.

Alejandro Gómez is a Doctor in History from the Torcuato Di Tella University, Master of Arts from the University of Chicago, Master in Economics and Business Administration from ESEADE and a Professor of History from the University of Belgrano. He was a Fulbright Scholar for his master´s degree in the United States and a Fulbright Scholar in Residence at the College of Coastal Georgia. He is Professor of Economic History and of Entrepreneurs and Innovation at the UCEMA and Visiting Professor at the University Francisco Marroquín.

Eugenio Giolito is an Economics Professor at UCEMA. He is a professional Public Accountant (Universidad Nacional de Rosario), a Masters in Economics from UCEMA, and holds a Ph.D in Economics (University of Maryland, College Park). Previously, he also was a professor at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid and Universidad Alberto Hurtado in Chile. His research interests focus on Applied Microeconomics and Development Economics. His papers have been published in Journal of Labor Economics, International Economic Review y Journal of Health Economics, among others

PhD in Economics and Business (Universidad de Navarra), BA in Economics (Universidad de Buenos Aires). He currently is director of CMT Group, editor of journal Libertas Segunda Época, as well as a participant of Liberty Fund colloquia and thesis juries. Additionally, he is involved in agribusiness. Previously, he was Academic Vice-Dean at UCAECE in Argentina, Dean of the Economic Sciences Faculty at Universidad Francisco Marroquín in Guatemala, and University professor at ESEADE Argentina, UFM in Guatemala, and SMC in Switzerland.

Dr. Gallacher is in charge of the activities of the Department of Agricultural Economics, Agribusiness and Natural Resources of the University of CEMA. Has done consulting work for the US-AID, the World Bank, the Inter American Institute of Cooperation for Agriculture (IICA), FAO and the Argentine Association of CREA Groups (AACREA). At UCEMA he teaches Microeconomics, Decision Theory and Theory of Organizations. Professional interests include the measurement of efficiency, human capital and technical change. In 2014, the National Academy of Agronomy and Veterinary Science awarded Dr.

Julio J. Elias is Professor in the Department of Economics and Business School of the University of CEMA (UCEMA), Argentina. He is also Executive Director of the UChicago/UCEMA Joint Inititiative for Latin American Experimental Economics (JILAEE), Director of the MA program in Economics at UCEMA and a Research Associate of the Center of Excellence on Human Capital and Economic Growth and Development of the State University of New York at Buffalo.