Eduardo Albor Villanueva
Eduardo Albor Villanueva is the founder of The Dolphin Company and serves as Chief Executive Officer of Controladora Dolphin SA de CV. He holds law and MBA degrees from Universidad Anáhuac and previously worked as General Counsel for Royal Resorts and as a founding partner of the law firm Cámara y Albor. He is best known for founding and leading one of Mexico's largest marine mammal park operators and for his ongoing legal challenge against the company's proposed asset sale in U.S. bankruptcy proceedings.
“Creditors for The Dolphin Company have asked a bankruptcy court judge for permission to sell its Mexican assets for $20 million to the company's current management.”
“Eduardo Albor's challenge to the Dolphin Company asset sale includes an antitrust/monopoly argument — arguing that granting a single operator more than 90% of the marine mammal habitat market in Mexico creates unprecedented monopoly risk in national tourism.”
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