Yale SOM Virtual Discussion with Tito Vidaurri ’90 MA, ’91 MPPM & Yale SOM Students from Mexico

Join us for a special virtual conversation with Yale SOM students from Mexico. This talk will be moderated by distinguished alum and board member Tito Vidaurri ’90 MA, ’91 MPPM, Managing Partner, Castle Road Capital. Tito will be joined by three impressive recipients of the SOM Alumni Fund-supported Yale SOM Scholarship for Students from Mexico: Victor Ocampo Arana ’25, Martha Camacho ’26, and Francisco Fernandez ’26. Tito will lead a lively discussion with the students, allowing them the opportunity to share firsthand experiences about their time at Yale SOM, their plans for the future, and their advice for the next generation of students from Mexico. Also discussed will be the close relationship that the Yale SOM Mexico community holds. The session will conclude with an interactive Q&A. Don’t miss this opportunity to connect with current students and fellow alumni from Mexico and learn about the immense opportunities that Alumni Fund scholarships offer to our students.

About Yale SOM Alumni Fund scholarship support:
SOM Alumni Fund scholarship support enables the school to promote accessibility for top talent to our distinctive program and continues to help students make a positive difference across all fields and pursuits. Alumni Fund dollars can make a difference in how many scholarships are offered to outstanding students and how many of these students ultimately choose SOM over our competitors. To learn more about the impact of the Yale SOM Alumni Fund, please click here.

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Moderator Bio:
Tito Vidaurri ’90 MA, ’91 MPPM, Managing Partner, Castle Road Capital
Tito Vidaurri has held senior roles in government, investment banking, private equity, and real estate development. His current professional focus is on energy and infrastructure investments in Mexico and affordable housing in Central Texas.  He is currently managing partner at Castle Road Capital and a senior policy advisor for I Squared Capital, a global infrastructure fund with more than $40 billion in assets under management.  From 2014 to 2019, Tito worked for EIG Global Energy Partners where he led the firm’s investment efforts in Mexico.  Prior to joining EIG, Tito accumulated 23 years of experience in banking, holding leadership positions at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, and Credit Suisse. Before his banking career, he worked five years for the Mexican Federal Government in several areas including the Ministry of Finance.

Tito received a BA in Economics from Universidad de las Americas in Puebla, Mexico, a MA in Economics from the Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas (CIDE) in Mexico City as well as a MA in Economics and a Master’s in Public and Private Management from Yale University.