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Alejandro Malgor

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El cofundador de Xinca, Alejandro Malgor, muestra un modelo de zapatilla fabricada a partir de neumáticos y textiles recuperados.

Alejandro Malgor is a leading figure in social entrepreneurship in Latin America, recognized for his ability to transform innovative ideas into high-impact projects. His career combines business vision, environmental commitment and dedication to youth development, enabling his initiatives to cross borders and create real change in communities.

Training and early vision

With a degree in Corporate Image and specializations in leadership and sustainability from international institutions, Malgor built a business approach centered on social responsibility. His vision took shape around the belief that businesses can and should be a tool to improve people’s lives and protect the environment.

Xinca: innovation from waste

As co-founder of Xinca, he developed a footwear production model that reuses discarded tires and textiles. The company proved that the circular economy is both viable and profitable, reaching international markets and earning recognition as a B Corporation, a symbol of genuine commitment to economic, social and environmental impact.

Leadership expansion to YE3

In 2024 he became vice president of operations for Latin America at YE3, an organization that supports young entrepreneurs with financial resources, mentoring and growth opportunities. In this role, he coordinates programs in Argentina and Chile and works on a strategy to expand into other countries in the region, fostering an entrepreneurial culture.

Leadership philosophy

Malgor practices inclusive leadership, promoting collaboration and innovation as engines of change. He believes failure is part of learning and that every project must have a clear purpose beyond financial gain. His style combines approachability, motivation and a constant drive for positive impact.

Projects and future outlook

He currently combines the strategic direction of Xinca with his role at YE3, integrating both approaches to broaden the reach of social entrepreneurship. His goal is to strengthen Latin America’s innovation network and promote policies that integrate entrepreneurial education from early stages, preparing the next generation of leaders.