A Plan B for a Changing World
Expande Fronteras was born from
a shared concern between its founders, Nacho García and Sergio Ferrer.
Starting in 2020, they began to clearly perceive a profound shift in Europe: a combination of economic instability, rising tax pressure, and a gradual loss of competitiveness which, in their view, could affect the future of many individuals and businesses.
Faced with this scenario, they asked themselves a question:
What if Europe stops being the only place where we build our future?
This reflection led them to search for a Plan B.
They moved to live outside Spain, within Europe, but both knew it was a temporary step that would allow them to analyze the evolution of the continent with greater perspective and explore new international opportunities.
However, the more they researched, the clearer it became that the real change was not happening within Europe.
The Discovery of El Salvador
That was when they began analyzing different countries that were undergoing deep economic, political, and social transformations.
Among all of them, El Salvador particularly caught their attention.
Economic reforms, the government’s strategy to attract international investment, the dramatic improvement in security, and a highly competitive tax environment placed the country in a unique position within Latin America.
Even so, they wanted to see it for themselves. So they decided to travel.
Seeing It With Their Own Eyes
What they found in El Salvador exceeded their expectations.
A country in the midst of transformation, with a clear entrepreneurial energy, major international investment projects underway, and an institutional environment increasingly open to business development.
After several trips and months analyzing the country on the ground, both founders reached the same conclusion:
El Salvador represented an extraordinary opportunity for the future.
From this conviction, Expande Fronteras was born — an initiative created to identify international opportunities and make it easier for others to diversify their assets and explore new horizons.
Who Is Behind Expande Fronteras
Expande Fronteras is led by two entrepreneurs with a long track record in building companies and developing business projects.
Both share a common vision:
to identify real opportunities in emerging markets and create projects with long-term impact and vision.
Sergio Ferrer,
Co-founder of Expande Fronteras
Nacho García,
Co-founder of Expande Fronteras
Sergio Ferrer
Co-founder of Expande Fronteras
Industrial engineer with more than 20 years of experience creating companies and developing solutions for the business sector.
Throughout his career he has participated in the creation and development of multiple companies in sectors such as energy, energy efficiency, business consulting, and business spaces.
Companies he has helped launch include:
Bulder Bar CB – Climbing boulder bar
Isolem – Lighting studies
Linkener – Energy control and savings
Amperios – Electricity retailer
Consumidor Directo – Electricity and gas purchasing for companies and industries
Mundo Sostenible – Creation of business centers
He is currently developing Expande Fronteras together with Nacho García, as well as the Bahía City project in El Salvador.
Nacho García
Co-founder of Expande Fronteras
Entrepreneur with a background in Computer Engineering, an Executive MBA, an EDP from MIT, and additional training in marketing and venture funding at Berkeley.
He has more than 29 years of experience creating companies and developing business projects across various sectors.
Among the initiatives he has launched are:
IAP – University loyalty club at UPV
IAP Universitaria Magazine
Primer Ciber – Café in Valencia
Cyberplanet (franchise)
Gesprodat – Legal consultancy
Reformas y Dirección de Proyectos SL
AVANT i+e – Association of Innovative Valencian Companies
Logovoz SL – Speech therapy clinic in Madrid
Lowpost SL – Digital marketing startup
He currently leads, together with Sergio Ferrer, the development of Expande Fronteras and the international project Bahía City.
Today, Expande Fronteras promotes international projects that connect real estate investment, an international community, and new opportunities for economic development.
Its first major project is Bahía City, a residential development located in Bahía de Jiquilisco, one of the areas with the greatest growth potential on the Salvadoran coast.
