Cesar Murillo Juarez is associate expert of the IIJS, with two decades of experience in the private, international and government sector. Amongst different roles, serving as Director General of Integral Materials Management and Risky Activities, Chief of Staff of the Undersecretary of Environmental Management of the Ministry of Environment of Mexico (SEMARNAT), and Minister Representative for Environment in the Mexican Embassy to the United States. From the private sector, has carried out the financing, development and implementation of infrastructure, tourism, productive, energy and climate change projects. Has been a consultant for the conservation, compensation and use of natural resources, risk analysis in the management of chemical substances and waste, as well as on social-environmental responsibility. 
Served as Technical Focal Point to the United Nations for the Rotterdam, Stockholm, Basel, and Minamata Conventions. He was part of the Mexican CUSMA negotiating team for the sectoral annexes and the Environment Chapter. He has been a Professor in Sustainability, International and Mexican Environmental Law for 10 years in various academic institutions. 
Graduated in Law from U.N.A. M, with a master's degree (L.L.M.) in International Law with a specialty in International Environmental Law from American University, Washington College of Law 

Skills: Experience in Private, International, and Government Sectors, Risk Analysis, Teaching Sustainability, Teaching Mexican Environmental Law, Consulting