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Meet Our Founders
''My profile is absolutely about work, working intensely for what I believe is my people, my town, my vision. I was, I am and I will always be an active promoter of change.”
Marta is a prominent advocate for women's participation, social responsibility, and unity in Mexico. Born on April 10, 1953, in Zamora, Michoacán, she has championed education, health, and the fight against poverty.
As the wife of former President Vicente Fox, she played a crucial role in political communication and democratic transition.
She founded the Vamos México Foundation, supporting vulnerable groups, and has been honored by various international organizations for her humanitarian efforts.
Marta's work focuses on empowering women, children, and the disabled, promoting health and development programs across the nation.
“I am – and will – obliged to continue the efforts of this great nation. To work with passion for those who gave us our homeland, for those who built the México we have today and for those who dreamed of a different, successful and triumphant México."
Vicente Fox, born on July 2, 1942, in Mexico City, is a former president of Mexico (2000-2006) and a prominent political figure. He grew up on Rancho San Cristóbal in Guanajuato, valuing loyalty and Mexico's potential.
Fox studied Business Administration at Universidad Iberoamericana and completed a Senior Management Diploma at Harvard. He worked at Coca-Cola, rising to President for Mexico and Latin America.
Fox joined the National Action Party (PAN) in the 1980s, becoming a federal representative and later Governor of Guanajuato. His presidency marked Mexico's democratic transition, focusing on economic stability and social equity. Today, he continues his advocacy through Centro Fox and Fundación Vamos México.