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Federico Ranero

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Partner at Bridge Latam · Venture Partner at Nazca

Mexico City, Mexico

About

Federico Ranero is CEO of Draiver, an AI-powered platform for digital orchestration and vehicle operations that processes 1.7 million vehicles annually across manufacturing, fleet management, rental, retail, and remarketing. Previously, he served as COO of Kavak, a used car marketplace in emerging markets, where he developed physical infrastructure and operational algorithms. He was General Manager of Uber Mexico through its IPO and is co-founder and GP at Bridge, an early-stage Latin American venture fund.

Experience

  1. DraiverChief Executive Officercurrent2024 — present
  2. BridgePartner & Co-foundercurrent2021 — present
  3. KAVAK.comChief Operating Officer2019 — 2023
  4. KAVAK.comBoard Member2019 — 2021
  5. UberGeneral Manager - Mexico2017 — 2019Mexico City Area, Mexico
  6. UberGeneral Manager - West Mexico2016 — 2017
  7. Linio MéxicoManaging Director of Operations2015 — 2016Mexico City, Mexico
  8. Linio MéxicoGroup Director of Payments & Operations Strategy2014 — 2015Mexico City, Mexico
  9. A.T. KearneyAssociate2012 — 2014Mexico City, Mexico
  10. Abbott LaboratoriesDemand Planning Analyst / Master Planner Jr2008 — 2010
  11. Merrill LynchThe Washington Center Intern2006

Education

  1. The University of Chicago Booth School of BusinessMBA with concentrations in Finance and Strategy2010 — 2012
  2. TCU Neeley School of BusinessBachelor of Business Administration, Entrepreneurial Management2005 — 2007

Skills & more

Entrepreneurship39Cross-functional Team Leadership23Supply Chain4Competitive Analysis70Investments8Finance11Forecasting3Strategic Sourcing2Continuous Improvement3Business Strategy68Management Consulting15Financial Analysis18
+5 moreMergers & AcquisitionsEmerging MarketsStrategyManagementProcess Improvement

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