Alejandro Jesús Trueba Carranza is a Mexican engineer and specialist in soil and water conservation, with more than four decades of experience leading projects in water-resource management, rainwater harvesting and rainfall-enhancement technologies. A pioneer in the development of cloud-modification methodologies for water security, agriculture and climate resilience, he has designed and implemented natural resource conservation and rural-development programs across diverse regions and watersheds. His career combines scientific research, technological innovation and extensive  field experience. Through this work, he has contributed to the development of practical solutions for increasing water availability, supporting agricultural productivity, mitigating drought and strengthening the resilience of communities
and ecosystems. Alejandro is a recipient of Mexico’s National Award for a Master’s Thesis in Agricultural Sciences and the author of 28 technical and scientific publications. His contributions have meaningfully advanced sustainable agriculture and integrated water management in Mexico.
As General Manager of Startup Renaissance, he has helped translate decades of knowledge into applied rainfall-enhancement capabilities supported by specialized technology, multidisciplinary expertise and verifiable field data.
His distinguished career positions him as a leading Mexican authority in water-management innovation, sustainable agriculture and science-based climate solutions.