Juan-Carlos Murillo
Mexico City
President of Oxford Leadership Academy, Mexico
Supervisory Board and International Faculty Board Member.
Juan-Carlos Murillo is President and Senior
Fellow of Oxford Leadership Academy™, Mexico.
In January 2009 he stepped down from his position as Vice
Minister of Planning, Communication and Congress Affairs in the
Federal Government of Mexico to dedicate all his energies to
launching and leading Oxford Leadership Academy, Mexico.
From 1996 to 1999 he was Advisor on Governmental Development to
the Government of the State of Guanajuato.
In 2000, he joined the presidential campaign of Vicente Fox
Quesada. From December 2000 to August 2006, he served as executive
advisor to the Presidential Office for Government Innovation, and
was in charge of the Program for Innovation and Quality in the
Federal Government which later became the Good Government Agenda.
During this period he was also in charge of:
- the Awards and Recognition System, through which President
Vicente Fox every year recognized best practice in the fields of
quality, innovation and services
- the Presidential Goals System,
implemented to follow up the most relevant and high-priority goals
of the different Federal Government Secretariats and
Agencies
- the Presidential Projects
System, implemented to follow up on the President's seventeen key
and high profile projects.
He
acted as liaison between the President's Office and the Finance and
Public Credit Secretariat, where his responsibilities included
tracking the national budget.
In
2003 he was the Organizing Committee President of the 5th Global
Forum on Reinventing Government, organized by Mexico in
coordination with the United Nations, under the slogan "Innovation
and Quality in the Government of the 21st
Century".
At
the end of outgoing President Vicente Fox Quesada's Administration,
Juan-Carlos was appointed Head of the Presidential Office for
Government Innovation; his role was to ensure a smooth transition
with President Elect Felipe Calderon and his
team.
From 2000 to2006 Juan Carlos was Mexico's
representative to the United Nations and to the OECD on matters
concerning Public Administration.
Juan-Carlos graduated from ITESM
(Instituto Tecnologico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey) with
a Bachelor's degree in Industrial Engineering. He later earned a
Master's degree in Business Administration with a Finance major
from the same Institution.
He
has been a professor of International Political Economy at ITESM,
where he has also taught Statistics and International
Finance.