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Getting Alejandro Espinoza Arroyo onboard is a major achievement. Not only does he have skills and experience that will be very beneficial, but it's one heck of an endorsement.

Just look at Alejandro's background:

EDUCATION
1995 AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF BAJA CALIFORNIA (Ensenada)
Land Boundary Surveyor
1993 AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF BAJA CALIFORNIA
Diploma of Foreign Trade and Customs
1984 to 1989 AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF BAJA CALIFORNIA (Ensenada)
Degree in Civil Engineering for ports and marinas
1977 to 1982 AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF BAJA CALIFORNIA (Mexicali)
Degree in Architecture

2008-2014 VARIOUS
PLAN MANAGER, housing and topography of Baja California for the municipalities of Tijuana, Tecate, and Rosarito Beaches
MANAGEMENT POSTS - having in charge and command teams of engineers and topographers for urban projects, as well as a link between institutions
June 1999-March 2008 DESIGNATED HEAD OF CONSTRUCTION, REPRESENTING THE GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF BAJA CALIFORNIA, MUNICIPALITY OF ENSENADA

• Managed approximately 750 construction projects, executed for the infrastructure in various specialties; being mainly in educational, hospital, penitentiary, cultural, sports, public offices, streets and diverse work. Led a staff of supervisors for these projects.
  
• Handled approximately 500 public tenders (offers for open bids) of very diverse government work, in the areas of educational, hospital, sports, penitentiary, cultural infrastructure, public offices, roads, voice and data transmission antennas on high mountains.

Can anyone see from this what Alejandro was doing in those years that the original Escalera Nautica project was just getting into full swing (before the 2008-2009 U.S. housing crisis and global financial crisis halted this humongous project)? Or while the Punta Colonet MegaPort project was just getting started? This was the $5B to $9B project for a shipping port larger than the Port of LA and the Long Beach Port combined - having the backing of the Govt of Mexico, many major corporations and, yes, billionaires, including Carlos Slim.

Alejandro's project management covered all of the Municipality of Ensenada, which is the majority of Baja California. And then he also was the "Plan Manager" for the Municipalities of Tijuana, Tecate and Rosarito Beaches - which is a big part of what's left.

So, not only has he seen nearly EVERY significant project in Baja California over all those years... he was INVOLVED with them. If anyone knows what works and what doesn't and how to make things work - it's gotta be him.

And, anyone who's been interested and involved in any significant way with any of the Escalera Nautica sub-projects (marinas, resorts, etc.) or the Colonet MegaPort project has probably bumped into Alejandro or knows of him. Not only was he involved in the survey/topography/architectural/construction aspects from his post with the State/Ensenada, he's certainly a memorable figure being that he's got to be the world's foremost expert on the history of El Rosario, if not all of Baja California. So the first thing is, he's not going to get involved in a project like Cielo Mar if he wasn't SURE it would work - technically, politically and socially - and second, people WILL take note... investors, developers, and yes, quite possibly even billionaires. This is a huge development, of the size that attracts huge players.

AND we've got momentum already building, as indicated very clearly in my recent post:

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Alejandro is going to be a great asset - and looks to be the perfect team lead for ensuring that Cielo Mar launches smoothly and successfully. This, from all angles - technical, political and social.