Carlos A. Migoya (MBA '76, BBA '74)
CEO, Jackson Health System

Carlos Migoya oversees one of the nation's largest and most respected public healthcare networks, and was named as CEO in 2011. Previously, Migoya served as city manager of the City of Miami. Most of his professional life was in the banking industry. He started as a bank teller at First National Bank of Florida in 1969 and led what is today Wells Fargo through the savings and loan crisis as well as various mergers and acquisitions.

He is actively involved in several community organizations and served as the foundation chairman of Florida International University and as a member of the university's Dean's Council, FIU Business principal advisory board.

Ana Lopez-Blazquez (BAcc '79)
Chief Strategy & Transformation Officer
Baptist Health South Florida

Ana Lopez-Blazquez leads all aspects of business transformation for Baptist Health South Florida, the largest healthcare organization in the region, with seven hospitals plus 50 outpatient and urgent care facilities spanning three counties.

She is also CEO of Baptist Health Enterprises, which includes Baptist Health's real estate holdings. Lopez-Blazquez joined Baptist Hospital of Miami in 1987 as Director of Planning and still leads business and market development functions for Baptist.

She is active in various healthcare professional associations and is a board member of the Liga Contra el Cancer. Lopez-Blasquez is a graduate and former board member of Leadership Florida and served on the Miami Foundation's board.

Francis X. Suarez (BBA '01)
Mayor, City of Miami

Francis X. Suarez is the 33^rd Mayor of the City of Miami and the first born in Miami. Previously, Suarez served as Miami Commissioner for District 4 from 2009–2017.

Suarez serves as chair of the Environment Committee as well as on the advisory board of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. He also leads the efforts to attract tech companies and position Miami as an innovation hub. Suarez recently named the city's first chief technology officer to connect high tech companies and cryptocurrency entrepreneurs with Miami.

Mario Trueba (MBA '87)
Regional President South Florida, IBERIABANK

Mario Trueba is oversees IBERIABANK's operations from Key West to Jupiter, the bank's largest coverage area in Florida. Previously, he was CEO of Sabadell United Bank, which was acquired by IBERIABANK in 2017. Trueba's banking career began in 1984 with SunTrust and he later led the sales and divestitures of United National Bank, Mellon United and Sabadell.

Trueba is a board member of the Orange Bowl Committee, serves on the Board of Trustees of St. Thomas University, and is a member of FIU Business Dean's Council. He is a graduate and past chairman of Leadership Florida. Trueba was named to South Florida Business Journal's "2020 Power Leaders in Banking" and received the Distinguished Torch Award from FIU.