Geographic Coverage
The U.S.-Mexico Industrial Corridor
Our geographic focus spans the binational regions where cross-border commerce drives business, from the Texas border to California, and deep into Mexico's industrial heartland.
Where We Work
Bellmere & Co was built for the binational business environment. Nancy's professional experience includes HR leadership across cross-border operations, and our network spans both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border. We understand the nuances of recruiting in binational environments: language, culture, compensation structures, and the practical realities of cross-border employment.
Border Corridors
U.S.-Mexico border regions
Texas / Tamaulipas
Laredo / Nuevo Laredo, McAllen / Reynosa, Brownsville / Matamoros
One of the highest-volume cross-border trade corridors in North America.
Texas / Coahuila
Eagle Pass / Piedras Negras, Del Rio / Ciudad Acuña
A growing industrial and manufacturing presence on both sides of the border.
Texas, New Mexico / Chihuahua
El Paso / Ciudad Juárez
A major manufacturing hub and one of Mexico's largest and most dynamic industrial cities.
Arizona / Sonora
Nogales / Nogales, Douglas / Agua Prieta
An active maquiladora and aerospace manufacturing corridor with strong binational ties.
California / Baja California
San Diego / Tijuana, Calexico / Mexicali
Significant electronics, medical device, and aerospace manufacturing activity.
Interior Mexico
Major Mexican Industrial Hubs
Monterrey, Nuevo León
Mexico's industrial capital and one of Latin America's most significant business centers, home to major manufacturing, logistics, and corporate operations.
San Luis Potosí, S.L.P.
A rapidly growing industrial hub with significant automotive, logistics, and manufacturing investment from both Mexican and multinational companies.
Operating in This Region?
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