Carlos Rodríguez-Pastor, leader of the Peruvian holding company Intercorp, anticipates five years of disruption rather than gradual changes, driving companies to innovate, invest, and make decisions in a connected manner. With an estimated net worth of US$2.7 billion, Rodríguez-Pastor revealed that he is working on three new technology projects with a team specialized in emerging trends, similar to the DARPA agency, responsible for inventions such as the Internet. He considers that proximity to technological advancements is crucial for growth in an uncertain environment and that Intercorp's strategy now prioritizes solving social problems as a source of opportunities, projecting a collaborative organization for 2030.