The global agency brings its decade-long expertise of the women’s game in Mexico to the premiere event with key women’s football stakeholders and panelists
June 7, 2025 (Fort Worth, TX) – TMJ is pleased to announce its role as an official global partner at World Football Summit Monterrey 2025 taking place on June 9-10 in Pabellón M, with TMJ hosting the entirety of the Day 2 activities.
Agent Hub Specialist and key figure within the Mexican women’s football landscape, Tatiana Briseño, will be the official MC on June 10th, engaging with industry leaders and trailblazers from all throughout Latin America.
TMJ will also hold its own panel on Day 2 entitled Fueling Women’s Football: Sporting, Brands & Investor Roles featuring retired footballer and TMJ talent Janelly Farias, Head of Football at Innovasport Eduardo Lozano, Operations Coordinator for Tigres Femenil Marianela Camelo, Mexican National Team Coach Pedro Lopez, and TMJ Co-CEO Sara Toussaint.
In addition, TMJ Talent and former Rayadas player Isabella Echeverri will take part in Common Goal’s panel Jugando en equipo por la equidad de género en América (Playing for Gender Equality in America) and Natalia Gaitan, retired TMJ Athlete, former Tigres Femenil player, and founder of Fundación Somos, will also feature as a speaker during the event.
“We are incredibly excited and proud to be welcoming so many members of the football industry to Mexico, where TMJ as an agency first found its footing as a pioneer and advocate for the women’s game,” said Co-CEO, Founder and Principal Agent, Guillermo Zamarripa.
TMJ was one of the first institutions to believe, invest and participate in the women’s soccer landscape in Mexico, including Monterrey. Its historic involvement includes:
- Mexican National Team leader and four-time Liga MX Femenil champion with Rayadas, Rebeca Bernal, recently signing to NWSL side the Washington Spirit
- Mia Fishel becoming the first USWNT player to forego the NWSL and join the Liga MX Femenil, winning a league champion and golden boot before becoming the first Liga MX Femenil player to transfer to the WSL with Chelsea FC Women.
- Canadian Soccer legend Carmelina Moscato becoming the first foreign coach to win the Liga MX Femenil title in her first season
- African superstar Jermaine Seoposenwe becoming the first South African player to win a Liga MX Femenil title.
“Being a global partner with World Football Summit, participating in Bilbao, now Monterrey and Madrid in the future, we’re pleased to have another opportunity to establish ourselves as leaders in the Women’s Football global landscape.”
TMJ’s Panel will take place on Tuesday, June 10th at 4:40 PM (GMT-6).
Learn more about World Football Summit Monterrey 2025 here.
