In a solemn ceremony Professor David Noel Ramirez reiterated his commitment to work to serve and contribute to solving the challenges of competitiveness, education and sustainable development leading to Mexico to be a more just, dignified and humane for all. 
A festive atmosphere pervaded the Luis Elizondo Auditorium at noon on January 10, 2011 to welcome Professor David Noel Ramírez Padilla as the new Rector of Tecnológico de Monterrey. At 13:30 hours the lights dimmed and the voice of the master of ceremonies marked the beginning of the ceremony led by engineer Lorenzo H. Zambrano, Chairman of the Board of Tecnológico de Monterrey who was accompanied at the table of honor Sostmann Dr. Rafael Rangel, Rector of Tecnológico de Monterrey and Professor David Noel Ramírez Padilla, President of Tecnológico de Monterrey. Onstage
were also present board members of Tecnológico de Monterrey, chairman of civic associations, rectors, vice rectors and heads of all campuses of the Tecnológico de Monterrey. 
Then came the interpretation of the National Youth Orchestra of Tecnológico de Monterrey, which under the direction of master Azael Martinez led the audience in Jalisco in Nuevo Leon through a musical journey Jalisco dedicated to the roots of Professor David Noel Ramírez.
Then came the interpretation of the National Youth Orchestra of Tecnológico de Monterrey, which under the direction of master Azael Martinez led the audience in Jalisco in Nuevo Leon through a musical journey Jalisco dedicated to the roots of Professor David Noel Ramírez. The first to speak was the engineer Lorenzo H. Zambrano, Chairman of the Board of Tecnológico de Monterrey, who reminded the audience of the new structure of Tecnológico de Monterrey consists of four main institutions: ITESM, TecMilenio University, Virtual University and the Institutes and Medical Centers. Zambrano
engineer acknowledged that the challenges facing Mexico in terms of competitiveness, education, security, and sustainable development are very important and emerging economies require higher education have increasingly higher quality and active participation of universities committed to excellence in promoting the economic, social and institutional country. 
convinced that it was said Professor David Noel Ramírez, backed by his 38 years of teaching experience, is the best person to give continuity to the efforts of the Tecnologico de Monterrey as part of its mission.
convinced that it was said Professor David Noel Ramírez, backed by his 38 years of teaching experience, is the best person to give continuity to the efforts of the Tecnologico de Monterrey as part of its mission. "Today, Tecnológico de Monterrey is in good hands, and we are very excited about the new stage in the life of this great educational institution that begins this day," he told the audience of students, academics, alumni directors, employees , parents and senior members of the educational, political, business and cultural as well as those followed in the signal around the world through the Virtual University and Tec online Frequency. Dreams and Legacies
Then Sostmann Dr. Rafael Rangel, Rector of Tecnológico de Monterrey took the floor. Expressed his confidence that Professor David Noel Ramírez and the new generation of managers that support it, take the institution into a bright future and great expectations for education and development of this country. spoke of his five big dreams for the Technology Monterrey they have to do with academic quality, ethics education for students, the business incubators and technology parks become a true engine of economic development that the institution continue to increase their social development programs in a very important and is recognized worldwide for the quality of their research. 
stressed in the latter category three great legacies that Tecnológico de Monterrey will leave the company as a result of their research programs and graduate programs, "namely: the development of public policies that Mexico needs in areas such as security, competitiveness and municipal governance, developing sustainability programs, such as care of the aquifers, renewable energy generation, creation of cleaner transport and preservation of flora and fauna, and the development of the base of the pyramid through sustainable housing systems, water remediation, energy generation and economic growth through entrepreneurship for these communities. At the end of his message Dr. Rafael Rangel proceeded to make a symbolic act by depositing in the hands of Professor David Noel a box whose contents were a deluxe edition of the Mission 2015. "David Noel, I'm sure it'll be a good steward, "said Rangel Sostmann.
Confidence in the future
In his message Professor David Noel Ramírez Padilla said any concern that their new responsibilities could bring, it minimizes the reflection that has the backing of the entire team that assists and community administrative and academic Tecnológico de Monterrey. 
"I am proud of each of my colleagues, and all members of our community, they reflect a mosaic of what the Tecnológico de Monterrey, from different regions of the country, have different capabilities that are complementary, have different religious beliefs and political ideology, all this causes us great synergy that we will benefit as we have always done in a framework of respect and tolerance.
"I am proud of each of my colleagues, and all members of our community, they reflect a mosaic of what the Tecnológico de Monterrey, from different regions of the country, have different capabilities that are complementary, have different religious beliefs and political ideology, all this causes us great synergy that we will benefit as we have always done in a framework of respect and tolerance. "But the important thing is that this diversity enriches us and unites us around the Mission, Vision and Principles of the Tecnológico de Monterrey, which are not negotiable for us, because they are the apex of our institution" said.
thanked the Council confidence placed in him the support of his family, his students, friends and colleagues who have accompanied him to share the main issues and challenges of his life and who now motivate to continue enlarging the Tecnologico de Monterrey. He also recognized the families of the founders, especially the presence of Mrs. Consuelo Garza de Garza Lagüera and Lagüera Don Alejandro Garza, Eugenio Garza Sada children who attended the ceremony and accompanied him to the front.
"Today more than ever, Mexico needs, as stated by Dr. Rafael Rangel, that universities can be the agents proactive to help solve the challenges facing our society, especially in relation to the challenge of achieving a more just and dignified Mexico for all Mexicans, for that, we will do our binomial 'know to serve'; binomial has always been my guide behavior, "he said. He especially thanked
Sostmann Dr. Rangel, who has worked for 20 years, the Tecnológico de Monterrey great delivery today. "All this was thanks to his vision, his capacity for innovation and entrepreneurial culture, its ability to spot opportunities, but above all their passion and boundless dedication. I also thank Peggy for being the great friend of dreams and illusions of Dr. Rangel. Tecnológico de Monterrey not be what it currently is without the support and advice of this great woman, "he said. Working strategies
The Rector of Technology Monterrey shared the five key strategies to be implemented along with his team for the Monterrey Technological continue to contribute as before, the aggrandizement of Mexico and thus honor the dreams that Dr. Rangel left to the institution.
Professor Ramirez Padilla breakthrough that will consolidate the enriching and enhancing academic quality education model with emphasis on student-centered learning, learning through collaborative work, mobile and active learning in the best technology-based platform.
also strengthen ethics education through courses personal ethics and society. And professional ethics and citizenship is taught in every race.
"Our biggest challenge will be to internalize and record with indelible ink on all our students the transcendent to be always act ethically, to be ethical is profitable," he said. Thus, he explained, will intensify the focus of ethics cross, which means that in 54 subjects of their curriculum, students of the Tecnológico de Monterrey will have the opportunity to analyze and reflect, at least in each subject, 5 dilemmas ethical issues related to the course, so that by the end of his career, 250 have been exposed to ethical dilemmas.
He said that the third strategy is to increase the internationalization increasing the number of students participating in various foreign universities, foreign students coming to the 31 campuses of the Tecnológico de Monterrey, and teachers in exchange programs.
"also make alliances in each of our schools at the top schools in your area. Just as today we have the alliance of the Graduate School of Public Administration, Harvard University, so our EGADE Business School seek alliances with leading business schools in the world, the same we will do in the schools of Business, Engineering, Architecture and Design, Economics and Social Sciences, Information Technology. This will be a commitment from each of our schools, "he said. He said that already works in partnership with Georgia Tech in Industrial Engineering Department, in the area of \u200b\u200binformation technology at Carnegie Mellon or Purdue University; in Business Administration with Stanford University.
mentioned that the fourth strategy is to increase research to address and respond to the challenges and societal challenges, and promote economic development in our regions and the country through business incubators and technology parks.
Professor Padilla Ramírez explained that in the area of \u200b\u200bresearch work on two major avenues: Meeting the challenges that we demand of Mexican society and in strategic areas such as biotechnology, life science, mechatronics, automotive, aerospace Manufacturing and Design, and Information and Communication Technologies.
"These are areas that promise a great future for the country according to the Global Outlook and where we will also continue investigating how far we've done," he said.
The new Rector also said that this year will open the Technology Parks of the Campus: Puebla, Leon, Culiacan, Mexico City, San Luis Potosi, Central Veracruz and expand the technological park of Campus Chihuahua. While that 2012 will be built technology parks currently in its initial stage of design, on campus: Aguascalientes, Chiapas, Irapuato, Ciudad Juárez, Hidalgo and Saltillo.
The fifth strategy is to promote the commitment of the Tecnológico de Monterrey with the social development of the country that honor the participation of students through its social service transfer knowledge to less developed communities, to foster its development through Centers Community Learning which will support courses and programs as Secundarianet, Prepanet, and promoting social incubators that provide a better life for these families.
"I invite every one from his trench contributed their best to continue building this great institution founded by a great Prócer Don Eugenio Garza Sada, to keep it as it was from the outset the major trigger for development of Mexico. Of Mexico is not a sum of square miles is where our ancestors rest, where one day we too will rest and home to our children who are the greatest treasure we have.
"We have a strong commitment to them, and new generations, they require us to surrender with a passion to build a Mexico with better opportunities, more just and dignified but mostly humane for all. In short I invite you to have great faith in Mexico at Tecnológico de Monterrey and our children because each of them have great hope in us, "he concluded.
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