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Two business leaders under 40 make Mexico's top 100 list
A ranking of Mexico's 100 most important businesspeople includes two leaders who are under 40.
Altagracia Gómez Sierra, 35, presides over Minsa, a maize flour producer, and Grupo Promotora Empresarial de Occidente.
Minsa recorded sales of 9.007 billion pesos and has 3,751 employees.
Gómez Sierra also serves on business councils, including an advisory council to President Claudia Sheinbaum.
Víctor González Herrera, 39, leads Farmacias Similares, a major pharmacy chain with more than 4,500 branches in Mexico.
The company sells and distributes generic medicines and health products, but does not publish specific revenue or employee figures.
Their inclusion highlights younger executives leading nationwide businesses in industries important to Mexico's economy.
Altagracia Gómez Sierra and Víctor González Herrera are among the 100 most important business leaders in Mexico, according to Expansión.
Gómez Sierra, 35, presides over Minsa and Grupo Promotora Empresarial de Occidente.
González Herrera, 39, leads Farmacias Similares, which has more than 4,500 branches.
The article says the two are the youngest leaders featured, with other listed business leaders aged 40 to 60.
- Who
- Altagracia Gómez Sierra and Víctor González Herrera.
- What
- They are included among the 100 most important business leaders in Mexico.
- When
- The article was published on October 22, 2026.
- Where
- Mexico.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Altagracia Gómez Sierra
- 35 years old; presides over Minsa and Grupo Promotora Empresarial de Occidente
- Víctor González Herrera
- 39 years old; leads Farmacias Similares
- Minsa sales
- 9,007 million pesos
- Farmacias Similares branches
- More than 4,500
- Article publication
- October 22, 2026