Martín RedradoInternational policy maker Martín Redrado is a Harvard-educated, Wall Street-seasoned economist whose determination and willingness to stand up against authority led his country out of the 2008-2009 world financial disaster. The former president of te central Bank of Argentina, Redrado is credited with recognizing government corruption and fighting for Argentina’s economic survival. He created Fundación Capital, an economic think tank in Latin America, and he is author of four books: How to Survive Globalization, Exports for Growth, Time of Challenges and No Reserve. Read More Read Less