MCI began operations in 1980 in Santa Cruz, Bolivia, initially representing major multinational companies from the United States and Europe seeking to develop business opportunities in Latin America. MCI’s principal shareholder previously served as a Loan Officer with the First National Bank of Boston, where he advised companies across a wide range of industries on market entry, investment, and business development opportunities in Brazil.
Following his departure from the bank, MCI evolved into a private enterprise focused on identifying, developing, and supporting business opportunities throughout the Andean region, with particular emphasis on Bolivia, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia.
Over the years, MCI has expanded its portfolio to represent companies from across the world, including the United States, Canada, Europe, Australia, and Latin America. At the same time, the company has broadened its capabilities to provide integrated support in areas such as legal advisory, engineering, commercial development, market research, and consulting. To strengthen its regional reach, MCI also works with an established network of local consultants and professionals in Peru, Colombia, Ecuador, and other strategic markets.
With more than four decades of experience operating in complex and changing economic environments—including privatization processes, high-inflation economies, foreign-exchange restrictions, and limitations on international fund transfers—MCI offers clients practical, market-tested guidance for entering and expanding throughout Latin America..
This combination of local knowledge, international business experience, and regional relationships positions MCI as a valuable strategic partner for companies and investors seeking to successfully navigate the Latin American and Andean markets.
