Peter is a British journalist based in Mexico City. He has several years’ experience covering the business and energy markets in Mexico and the greater Latin American region. If you’d like to share any tips or story ideas, please reach out to him to his email below.

Bryan Campbell Romero joined Nearshore Americas as the Investment and Policy Editor in April 2021, bringing his expertise in political risk, society and the entrepreneurial ecosystems of Cuba and the Latin American region. Originally from Cuba, Bryan holds a Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy (Licenciatura en Filosofía) from the University of Havana.

Tim Wilson has worked as a technology research analyst for 25 years. He began his career at IDC in Toronto, where he conducted numerous quantitative and qualitative studies of the software and services industry in North America. Subsequently, as an independent researcher, Tim worked on contracts for large ICT companies such as Cisco and Microsoft, expanding his coverage to include markets throughout the Americas. 

With Nearshore Americas, he has conducted over a dozen country, city, and individual site assessments across Latin America and the Caribbean. His clients have included sovereign governments and providers of software and services, with research and analysis based on thorough sourcing from academics, economists, and government officials, including statisticians. Tim’s research delivery typically includes detailed comparators at varying levels of granularity, from macroeconomic and political analysis to unique assessments of on-the-ground requirements and capabilities. His familiarity with specific markets in Latin America and the Caribbean, including his working proficiency in Spanish, allows him to provide high-quality research and analysis, and assess tax, legal, and other factors.