Barquin International Corporation — Puerto Rico · 2005–present
Consulting, government technology, retail systems and post-disaster reconstruction; multi-unit company operations across Puerto Rico and the Caribbean.
Drawn from the August 2026 curriculum vitae and updated to reflect subsequent corrections to current and former positions. Dates describe documented service, not necessarily the current legal status of each enterprise.
Consulting, government technology, retail systems and post-disaster reconstruction; multi-unit company operations across Puerto Rico and the Caribbean.
Strategic advisory and business-solutions leadership; exact appointment date not listed.
Business development, government relations, strategic procurement, international markets and management advisory. The August 2026 CV reports vice-presidential service through 2025.
Corporate leadership in publishing, advertising, market research, and information-technology services. The CV also documents an earlier CEO term in 2001–2003.
Current Chairman of Barquin Group Enterprises Corporation; corporate responsibilities span real estate, information technology, distribution, hospitality and consulting. The August 2026 CV lists earlier corporate service since 2005.
Point-of-sale systems and retail information technology serving supermarket, food-distribution and hospitality operations.
International import, export and distribution in U.S. Hispanic and Latin American markets.
Leadership in point-of-sale and retail management systems in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean.
Import/export, distribution and manufacturer representation across several U.S. and Caribbean markets.
Vice president; international development, financial and commercial advisory.
Chief executive officer in management and information-technology services.
Chief executive officer in educational technology and professional training.
Trustee and prior vice president (2008–2022), acting president (2016 and 2021), university president (2022), and chairman of the Board of Trustees (since 2022).
Board chairman overseeing an educational enterprise with K–12 schooling and related institutional services.
Faculty appointments in management, business administration and executive education; the CV does not establish a confirmed current teaching assignment.
Faculty appointments in foreign trade and entrepreneurial development.
Academic and instructional work, including early faculty service and later teaching listed in the professional biography.
Regional representation and coordination for the World Trade Point Federation and Trade Desk initiatives through OICEX, the Ibero-American Observatory of Foreign Trade.
Regional directorship on the Catholic Charities Board of Directors; the specific jurisdiction remains to be specified.
Former board chairman of the pioneering Puerto Rico policy research institution, identified in his 2022 professional biography as the first think tank in Puerto Rico. Its institutional history reaches back more than three decades. His career record also lists earlier institute leadership during 1998–2001.
Chapter co-chair (2017–2019) and chairman (2019–2024); the CV also describes subsequent advisory-board service, whose current status requires separate verification.
Former vice chair (2018–2023) and former chairman (from 2024). The more recent user-confirmed status is former, despite the CV’s historic “present” field.
Former president of the hemispheric Organization of Commerce of the Americas (OCTA). Presided over the XXXII International Congress of Retail Trade and Tourism of the Americas and the San Juan Round in Dorado, Puerto Rico, October 2025.
Director from 2018, vice president elected in 2020, and president/chairman from 2024 through September 2026. Founded in 1891, the largest and longest-established business organization in Puerto Rico.
Federally appointed committee member, formally announced by the U.S. Small Business Administration. The SBA announced a two-year term for members.
Committee membership documented by the Commission. The vice-chair title appears in CV material but official committee lists contain conflicting name/role entries; this page conservatively records membership.
The August 2026 résumé records selection of his firm in 2019 to counsel the Governor of Puerto Rico on CDBG-DR recovery and reconstruction following Irma and Maria. It also documents project-executive work with FEMA and other federally supported recovery programs; client mandates and appointments should not be conflated.
Advisory and institutional work across the Americas in economic development, trade and investment, public affairs, technological modernization, governance and strategic negotiations; engagement with diplomats and international and multilateral organizations is distinguished from a formal appointed position.
The professional biography records Governor Luis Fortuño’s appointment to the State Advisory Group and juvenile justice and delinquency prevention board; exact dates need confirmation.
Former co-chair and liaison to Hispanic business organizations, as described in the biographical record.
2025: XXXII Congress of the Americas and Declaration of San Juan. 2026: keynote before the World Trade Point Federation at UN Geneva; inter-American dialogue connected to the OAS General Assembly in Panama; 41st session of ECLAC / CEPAL in Santiago de los Caballeros; continuing advocacy and institutional meetings in Washington, D.C.
Full chronology and supporting sources ↗Editor-in-chief, information technology and communications publications.
Business and technology contributing editor; also published opinion and civic-education articles.
Editor for information technology in the Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association publication.
Publisher, partner and editor of specialized Spanish-language business and technology publications.
Partner, publisher and editor, as confirmed by the user’s professional corrections.
Publisher and editor of the business and computing periodical.
Academic preparation includes three earned doctorates: two in Management and Organizational Leadership focused on information systems and technology, plus an earned Ph.D. in Divinity. A separate honorary Ph.D. (honoris causa) is recorded independently of the earned degrees. Brandeis University: undergraduate studies in politics, economics and Latin American studies; University of Phoenix: MBA in Global Management. Additional programs include MIT, Babson, Stanford, Columbia, Northwestern, Rutgers, University of Washington and the U.S. Army War College. Studies in law are not presented as an awarded J.D. Where earlier résumé versions differ on the precise Brandeis degree labels, the description identifies fields of study without inventing a credential.
The August 2026 résumé provides the principal historical chronology. Several older documents mark positions “present” despite later transitions; the current/former labels on this site follow the latest position updates. Some additional financial, board and advisory positions listed in the CV are not designated as current until reconfirmed.
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