Salon C-9: where the C-suite approves the year's strategic plan and the CEO kit lands before the projections
Salon C-9 sits on the 17th floor of the Polanco-Lomas corridor where the C-suite of BMV-listed corporates runs the annual strategic planning kickoff: 18 horseshoe-arranged seats with a continuous table, a lectern for the CEO, a six-metre LED screen with simultaneous projection of the three-year plan and the annual capex, an annexed room with a phone line for calls with the head of strategy and the BCG/McKinsey/Bain consultant where applicable, a sealed chamber for the plan annexes and a closed kitchen with discreet service. This is where the three-year plans of corporates seeking to grow in Mexico and the US get approved, where the annual capex and headcount plans get signed off, where the year's operational priorities and the next year's organic and inorganic growth targets get set. What separates Salon C-9 is the kickoff ritual: the CEO kit enters before the projections, exits signed for by each C-suite member at close and lets the head of strategy archive the plan without the merch pulling attention from the figures.