Mike Saunders Interviews Vidal Espinosa Founder and Principal Partner at Invictus Advisors

Vidal Espinosa is the Founder and Principal Partner at Invictus Advisors, a bi-national consulting firm whose mission is to be a strategic partner for business owners to make better financial decisions. Managing a portfolio of over 100 clients, with total assets over $10,000,000 he has lead the organization to open multiple offices throughout the United States and Mexico while increasing the annual budget from $25,000 a million dollars in just three years.

As a self-made author, entrepreneur and business owner he understands what it takes to start and run a business effectively. With over more than 20 years of accounting and taxation experience he has worked for large accounting firms such as KPMG and Deloitte. With a critical eye for substance and quality, strong in budgets, cash forecasts, business, IRS, and Internal Audits he provided tax advice to various corporations including being an external CFO for various multinational companies like Sushi ITTO and Sanyo. He is Certified Public Accountant in Mexico from the Universidad Panamericana in Mexico City and Cetys Universidad in Tijuana in addition to holding a Masters Degree in International Business by Universidad Iberoamericana and Business Management by IPADE Business School in Mexico.

As a former professor at Loyola University, he focused on resolving and analyze competitive problems related to the International Markets for Small and Medium Companies. Currently Vidal is very involved with the local business community. He co-founded Invictus Advisors Foundation a non-profit 501 (c) 3 whose mission is to provide Latino business owners and start-up businesses relief from financial, marketing, and personal coaching obligations to position their enterprises to grow to their full potential. Additionally, he is the Chief Financial Officer for Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce Foundation, Acuavita Foundation, UP-IPADE Business School Foundation and sits on the Advisory Board of the Hispanic Chamber of E-Co