Salon B-1: the room where the board approves the Saltillo plant acquisition and nobody takes the guard down
Salon B-1 is the room reserved for board of directors sessions of issuers listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) inside the Polanco-Lomas corporate corridor: oval table seating 11 directors plus a dedicated videoconference system, a 4-metre perimeter display for board annex presentations, encrypted electronic voting with audit trail, high-back leather chairs, Class A acoustic insulation, biometric two-factor access (fingerprint + corporate badge), adjacent waiting room for special guests, notary signing room, mirrored videoconference room for board members joining remotely from Monterrey, Madrid or Bogota. This is where the BMV-listed issuer boards of directors meet four times a year: ordinary quarterly sessions, extraordinary sessions for related-party transaction authorisation, audit committee sessions, corporate practices and compensation committee sessions, finance and risk committee sessions. What sets Salon B-1 apart from a flashy ballroom is the formality chain: the session must be prepared with minutes reviewed by the notary, quorum verified by the corporate secretary, supporting documentation delivered five business days in advance to each director, and the director kit ready 45 minutes before the session without the merch distracting from the agenda or compromising the confidentiality of the session.