FIGHT CLUB CDMX NETWORKING EVENT: COFFEE AND ART IN LA ROMA
EVENT PARTICIPANTS' SUMMARY
Approx. 60+ participants, including:
👤 Professional Backgrounds
Founders & CEOs –
FACTOR SEO, Xena, FRSKO Marketing, UNIQES, Otto Travel, Proximo Technologies, Stork & Co, Zulunity IT Services, Anzures App, The Entrepreneurs House, The Intellicient Data Confidence Academy, alexacuantica.com, FIGHT CLUB CDMX
Technology, AI & Product –
AI GOD, AI BOSS, Business Analyst / AI-Architect, Software Development (Coast2Coast), Head of App Store SPLA at Apple, Digital Transformation (Ergos), Product (Monetech), Tech roles at Venture Lab México
Finance & Consulting –
VP Latin America at Bluestar AMG, CFO ZITIU Group, CFO Coast2Coast, Managing Partner, Director of Commercial Strategy (Private Equity), Financial Superpowers Expert, Category Manager in Technology at Mercado Libre, Compliance/GRC (Senior GRC Associate at KTSA), Associate Legal Consultant
Marketing & Branding –
Marketing at Air Canada, Digital Marketing & Community Consultant, Freelancer for marketing agencies, Graphic Designer, Freelance Illustrator, Influencer Marketing Lead at Banco Plata, LECHUGAINK, Branding & SEO (KAUTIVA)
Healthcare & Pharma –
Senior Drug Safety Physician, Pharmacovigilance Manager, Medico General
Creatives & Arts –
3D Artist (FIGHT CLUB hoodie designer), Freelance Artists, Artesanos, SOMNILOQUY Wearable Art, Creative Director, Photographer (FIGHT CLUB), “Mezcal is my passion” creatives
Education & Coaching –
Teachers, salsa coach, empowerment motorcycle instructor (“She Can Ride”), business educators, volunteers in empowerment programs
Legal & Public Sector –
Litigation Leader, Subdirector SHCP, Legal Consultants
Construction & Engineering –
General Direction of Construction, Dracontainers Corp
🏭 Industry Representation
Technology & AI –
Apple, Venture Lab México, Mercado Libre, Monetech, KAUTIVA, Zulunity
Marketing, Branding & Creative –
Air Canada Marketing, LECHUGAINK, freelance creatives, design studios
Financial & Consulting Services –
Bluestar AMG, ZITIU Group, Coast2Coast, Metaxchange Private Equity, practical-strategy.net, Banco Plata
Healthcare & Pharmaceutical –
Drug Safety, Pharmacovigilance, Medical Practitioners
Construction & Engineering –
Dracontainers Corp, shipping containers / structural direction
Education & Empowerment –
Motorcycling empowerment (She Can Ride), business academies, coaching initiatives
Art, Fashion & Design –
Wearable art, 3D fashion designers, editorial designers, photographers
Travel, Lifestyle & Tourism –
Otto Travel, tourism sector participants
🌍 Diversity & Unique Traits
High Founder Concentration –
Large presence of entrepreneurs, solo founders, and small business owners
Creative-Tech Combination –
Artists, designers, engineers, 3D creators, AI architects all in one space
Empowerment & Volunteer Culture –
Huge representation of “Volunteer of Dreams” and women empowerment initiatives
Global & Multilingual Leadership –
International backgrounds (Air Canada, Apple, Venture Lab México, private equity, tech)
Unique Multidisciplinary Profiles –
Salsa instructors who code AI, doctors who network with founders, lawyers collaborating with creatives, 3D artists designing community merch
🌟 Prominent Members Present
CEO & Founder of Xena
CFO at Coast2Coast
VP Latin America @ Bluestar AMG
CFO at ZITIU Group
CEO of Proximo Technologies
Head of App Store SPLA, Apple
Director of Commercial Strategy, Private Equity (Metaxchange)
Senior Drug Safety Physician
Pharmacovigilance Manager
Senior GRC Associate at KTSA
CEO of The Entrepreneurs House
Founder/CEO of Anzures App
Founder of Otto Travel
Managing Partner (Finance & Strategy)
Founder of FRSKO Marketing
3D Artist behind the FIGHT CLUB hoodie
Creative Director & professional artists
Founder of alexacuantica.com
Education & empowerment leaders
Coffee & Art in Roma Norte: A Simple Walk That Turned Into a Great Day
Our Coffee & Art event in Roma Norte was meant to be something small: coffee, a walk, two galleries, and some good company. But like most Fight Club CDMX events, it turned into a day full of conversations, discoveries, and the kind of moments you don’t really plan — they just happen.
This one started with a fortune cookie. Everyone opened theirs when they arrived, and somehow it made the whole day feel lighter and more fun right from the beginning.
Starting With Coffee
We met at a little hidden coffee spot in Roma Norte. It wasn’t loud or crowded — just a calm place where people could talk without shouting over music. Everyone grabbed a drink, said their first hellos, and settled in. The energy was relaxed, not rushed.
It set the tone for the rest of the event: no pressure, no forced networking, no agenda other than enjoying the day.
First Stop: Local Jewelry
After a short walk, we arrived at our first stop — a small jewelry showcase by local designers. It was the kind of place you probably wouldn’t find on your own unless someone showed it to you.
People tried things on, asked the designers about their pieces, and talked about what they liked. Some bought something. Some didn’t. But everyone enjoyed the experience of seeing something handmade and different.
It was a nice reminder that Mexico City is full of hidden creative spaces, and you only need to slow down a bit to notice them.
Second Stop: Contemporary Gallery
Our next stop was a modern art gallery with colorful pieces and interesting installations. Nothing too formal or intimidating — just a good space to walk around, comment, laugh, and talk about what you liked (or didn’t like).
The art naturally sparked conversations. You didn’t need to be an art expert. You just needed to be curious. And that’s what made it work: people shared their thoughts freely, compared ideas, and connected in very simple, human ways.
Final Stop: Stay as Long as You Want
The last place on the route was a relaxed spot where participants could stay for as long as they wanted. Some grabbed drinks, others ordered snacks, and many stayed talking for hours.
There was no official ending. People left when they felt like it. And a good number stayed well past the scheduled time — which is always the best sign that an event worked.
Why This Event Felt Good
It was easy. That’s probably the best way to describe it.
No complicated schedule
No rushing from one place to another
No loud music
No pressure to “network”
No forced interactions
Just a group of people walking through a nice neighborhood, discovering local spots, and having real conversations.
Roma Norte helped, of course — the architecture, the colors, the streets full of personality. But the people made the event what it was: founders, creatives, newcomers to the city, travelers, and locals all mixing naturally.
Everyone came with an open attitude, and that’s what turned a simple Saturday walk into something memorable.
A Good Break From a Busy City
Sometimes you don’t need a huge event to have a good time.
Sometimes a slow walk, a cup of coffee, and a few interesting stops are enough.
That’s what this Coffee & Art experience was: a small break from the fast pace of Mexico City, shared with people who also wanted something different from the usual weekend.
Thanks to everyone who joined.
See you at the next one.
FIGHT CLUB CDMX
www.fightclubcdmx.com
