Abel Salazar of PESS discusses the parameters of his business model and talks about his client base in Mexico with Jeff Phillips, CEO of TransformTec, Inc. PESS provides power engineering services and solutions to utilities and large scale enterprises. Their predictive maintenance programs and machinery diagnostics allow their current and prospective clients to minimize downtime and optimize equipment failure prediction capabilities.

Andreina Siller, CEO of Practum, discusses her company's expansion from training into product development with Jeff Phillips, CEO of TransformTec, Inc. In addition to providing project management training, Practum is developing an add-on product for Microsoft Project which allows project managers to abstract a high-level perspective from Gantt and PERT chart tasks.

Guadalupe Sanchez, CEO of BrainUp Systems explains her company's capabilities and existing client base with Jeff Phillips, CEO of TransformTec, Inc. BrainUp Systems supplies subject matter experts in all phases of software development, including tools, processes, and remote tracking.

Marcus Dantus, CEO of Simitel, and Jeff Phillips, CEO of TransformTec, Inc. Simitel is a software development firm marketing a wide range of IP based call center solutions, including IP PBX, Si-ACD, Si-DIAL, Si-IVR, Speech Recognition, and the ICeCAP platform.

Jeff Phillips, CEO of TransformTec, Inc. congratulating Dr. William Musgrave, CEO of The Enterprise Network (TEN) for his inspirational opening remarks at the TechBA inauguration. Dr. Musgrave and his staff at TEN have worked diligently for many months towards today's successful opening ceremony.

Jeff Phillips, CEO of TransformTec, Inc. admiring one of the technical exhibits at the TechBA inaugural event. TransformTec, Inc. is a product development company and technology broker that helps its clients convert intellectual property into cash by transforming technology concepts into products.

VIP speakers listen intently to Secretary Fernando Canales. The government of Mexico's Secretary of the Economy gave an inspirational speech about technology commercialization on both sides of the border.

Jaime Oaxaca, Chairman of FUMEC, earned applause from the invited guests when he mentioned his alma maters University of Texas at El Paso and Stanford University. FUMEC in general and Mr. Oaxaca in particular played pivotal roles in determing where to implement TechBA's mission and vision, ultimately deciding on the city of San Jose and the facilities at The Enterprise Network.

Secretary Fernando Canales and Mayor Ron Gonzales confer en voce sotto on a point being addressed by another speaker at the TechBA inaugural event.

The Honorable Ron Gonzales, Mayor of San Jose, laughs as he reminds the invited guests that when he was first elected mayor in 1998, he was the first Mexican-American to hold this office. Since that took 150 years and TechBA was implemented in under six months, TechBA is setting a new high bar for the success of Mexico – United States business relations and ventures.

The Honorable Fernando Canales, the government of Mexico's Secretary of the Economy, gave an inspirational speech about technology commercialization on both sides of the border. He challenged the best and the brightest of Mexico's technologists and entrepreneur's at TechBA member companies to succeed in delivering their high quality products and services into the United States marketplace.