Alberto Trueba Research & Data Analyst
mexico city
Spanish, Castilian, English
About Alberto
Alberto is a Research and Data Analyst, based in Euromonitor’s Mexico City office. His primary focus is industry research in Mexico.
Expertise
Alberto Trueba works as a research analyst at Euromonitor International's Mexico office. In his current role, Alberto oversees Euromonitor's syndicated research, which includes data and analysis, across various industries and consumer goods, especially in the food and nutrition vertical. Alberto's work puts him in contact with key industry players as he develops forecasts and strategic perspectives on the industry, consumer trends, and competitive landscape in Mexico and the region. Alberto is also responsible for presenting to Euromonitor's key clients and speaking at national and international forums about regional and global trends from our global research. Additionally, Alberto collaborates with his colleagues in other Euromonitor International offices in the region and globally on data and information solutions.
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