LPI at Talent Land México 2025

LPI at Talent Land México 2025 April 21–24, 2025
  • April 21–24, 2025
  • Expo Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Jalisco, México

Linux Professional Institute (LPI) is proud to participate in Talent Land México 2025, the world’s largest talent gathering. This eighth edition will bring together innovators, creators, and changemakers from across Latin America to explore the future of technology, science, education, and entrepreneurship.

About Talent Land México
Held annually in Guadalajara, Talent Land offers an immersive, multi-day experience across 13 themed zones (or “lands”), each focused on key areas like robotics, AI, biotech, digital marketing, gaming, and software development. With more than 1,500 hours of content, over 40,000 participants, and more than 100 sponsors, the event is a vibrant celebration of knowledge and innovation.

LPI at Talent Land 2025
This year, LPI will engage with attendees through a comprehensive program including:

  • A dedicated booth, offering insights into open source certification and education

  • A Keynote presentation on the power of open source in shaping future careers

  • A Workshop focused on practical strategies for open source skills development

LPI’s presence at Talent Land supports our ongoing mission: to empower individuals through accessible and internationally recognised certification in Linux and open source technologies.

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Author

  • Max Roveri

    Massimiliano "Max" Roveri is a writer, blogger, editor and social media manager. He started writing on the internet in the late '90s and he went back to the digital media in 2009. Since 2014 he lives in Ireland and, since 2015, he has been part of the LPI Italy team. He is professionally involved in cultural mediation projects, with an event management side, and in education projects as a professional and as a volunteer as well.  With a background in humanities and philosophy, he loves to address the ethical and social aspects of Open Source, with an approach that nods to Gregory Bateson and Robert M. Pirsig. Photo: uphostudio

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