Tecnológico de Monterrey

Tecnológico de Monterrey runs startup incubation and acceleration programmes, including ALIAR and incMTY, within a private, non-profit university system founded in 1943 by Eugenio Garza Sada. Entrepreneurship and innovation sit alongside leadership as stated core pillars of the institution, and its stated remit includes interdisciplinary research conducted in partnership with industry and academia worldwide.

The organisation operates 33 campuses across 26 cities in Mexico, staffed by more than 10,000 professors and serving in excess of 96,000 students. Academic programmes span high school, undergraduate and graduate levels; the research function is oriented toward applied problem-solving rather than purely theoretical work. The institution has operated for more than 80 years.

Technical domains of activity include interdisciplinary research, innovation, entrepreneurship and academic programme development. Industry verticals are education, higher education and research, with a geographic presence confined to Mexico. Stated objectives emphasise the development of both professional and human potential, ethical values, and a global perspective achieved through external partnerships. No funding or investment parameters have been disclosed.