Ramon Toledo, 39, President and CEO of Busca Corp., is a co-owner of INMUEBLES Y DESARROLLOS ARNAIZ SA de CV, a real estate development company established in 1970 (family owned). With 20 years of experience in international management and business development, Toledo has numerous recognitions as one of the most respectable businessman and entrepreneurs to bring business into Mexico. His experience includes: serving as the Director of Foreign Capital for both the Probursa and Inverlat Brokerage House; was the diplomat in charge of the economic affairs department for the Mexican Embassy in Geneva, Switzerland; helped coordinate Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo’s and President Vicente Fox’s participation at the World Economic Forum; established communication with top Swiss firms to enter the Mexican Market; contributed and analyzed several key factors for the Mexican Switzerland Free Trade Agreement.

In 2006, Toledo founded Buscatodo.com as the first Spanish Meta Search Engine for Hispanic and Latin Markets. He developed this Meta Search Engine with local University Internship programs, becoming the first to establish Internship programs with local Universities in Tijuana, Mexico in the Internet field.

In 2007, Toledo founded Busca Corp. as a Delaware Corporation with offices in Tijuana, Mexico City and La Jolla, and has built key partnerships with Microsoft, MVS and Playboy.

Currently, Toledo is the President and CEO of Busca Todo and Busca Corp. In October 2008, Level Up, a branch of Busca Corp., was named Best Web 2.0 Site in Mexico for 2008 AMIPCI (Mexican Internet Association).

Toledo has plans to be the First Mexican Internet Company to be quoted on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange.

In 1994, Toledo received his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration and in 1999, a MBA in Finances and Administration in Geneva, Switzerland.

Toledo resides in La Jolla, California with his family.

Rodrigo Violante, 26, is an internet expert with over 8 years of demonstrated experience.

Violante’s responsibilities as the Chief Technology Officer include: maintaining the entire network; overseeing all work flow for the network; developing and maintaining new projects for the marketing, PR, and sales departments; coordinating various company departments including engineering, research, marketing, systems, and quality control; assisting computer engineers in troubleshooting and making changes to the sites; closing deals and maintaining recurrent advertisement contracts for the network, which helps create new synergy among Busca Corp.’s network

Prior to Busca Corp., Violante brought the World Cyber Game Challenge to Mexico. He also founded GamersLatino, a company that was contracted by Battle Top Inc. and ICM from Korea to organize the qualifying tournament of the Mexican Chapter to attend the World Cyber Games held in Korea in 2001 & 2002; he then sold share position. In 2004, Violante launched Gamers.com.mx, which has had rapid growth and become a benchmark for the market. He concurrently launched the first Professional Gaming Team for Gamers.com.mx. Violante also closed advertisement contracts with AMD, HP, Logitech and Microsoft, and at the end of 2005, sold the domain to GamePlanet, the biggest videogame seller in Mexico. At the same time, a new venture with MSN was formalized and LevelUp.com.mx and Deporte1.com was created.

Finally, in November 2007, Violante negotiated the merge of EEL with Busca Corp. and, with his partner, lead the development of LevelUp.com.mx CMS which, in 2008, was awarded Best Web 2.0 Site in Mexico, beating out companies like Grupo Acir and TV Azteca.

Violante received his Bachelor’s in Computer Science from Westhill University in Mexico City.

Enrique Jaime, 29, is a computer editor expert with over 8 years of experience.
Prior to Busca Corp., Jaime started the Mexican website, Levelup.com.mx (based on the best seller Starcraft, www.rage-clan.com), which later became the top site in the Hispanic community for videogames. In 2004 he launched Gamers.com.mx, which has had rapid growth and become a benchmark for the market. He launched the first Professional Gaming Team for Gamers.com.mx. He sold Gamers.com.mx domain to GamePlanet, the biggest videogame seller in Mexico. At the same time, a new venture with MSN was formalized and LevelUp.com.mx and Deporte1.com.mx was created.

Jaime negotiated the merge of EEL with Busca Corp. and, with his partner (Rodrigo Violante), lead the development of LevelUp.com.mx CMS which, in 2008, was awarded Best Web 2.0 Site in Mexico, beating out companies like Grupo Acir and TV Azteca. Enrique received his Bachelor’s in Computer Engineering from the Universidad Autonoma de Mexico (UNAM) in Mexico City.