Will your company shape the next chapter of sustainable innovation?
Following the McGraw-Hill Latin America 2023 bestseller Vivir Innovando — rated #1 worldwide in sustainable innovation in 2023 by getAbstract†, one of only three books globally to reach that score that year — we are now adding North American cases to the upcoming English edition, set for publication in Q4 2026.
Backed by one of the world's most respected publishers.
For more than 130 years, McGraw Hill has shaped how the world learns about business, leadership, and innovation — publishing many of the field's defining works. Vivir Innovando joined that catalog as McGraw Hill Latin America's bestseller of 2023, and the author was invited to deliver a keynote to 150 McGraw Hill executives from 16 countries.
Companies featured in the English edition will appear in a McGraw Hill publication distributed across global markets — a permanent reference work read by executives, academics and students for years to come.
Officially endorsed by the American Chamber of Commerce.
AmCham Perú — the binational chamber representing U.S. business interests across the Americas — has formally featured this work in its official reading recommendations, affirming its relevance for the U.S. and Canadian corporate community.
“In this interesting work, the expert in corporate innovation programs, Edgar Cateriano, offers a series of strategies and guidelines so that environmentally responsible innovation is one of the main hallmarks of Latin American business management in the coming years.”
A new paradigm: innovation that creates enough value.
Vivir Innovando. Generación de Valor Suficiente (McGraw-Hill, 2023) reframes 21st-century innovation as inseparable from the ecosystems, communities and planet it touches. After becoming McGraw-Hill's bestseller of the year, author Edgar Cateriano was invited to present the work to 150 McGraw-Hill executives from 16 countries in Ixtapa de la Sal, Mexico.
In 2024, after a rigorous due-diligence process, PwC* acquired the book's two central models for use in its consulting practice. getAbstract rated the book 9/10 — "Magnificent", ranking it #1 worldwide in sustainable innovation in 2023 — one of only three books globally to reach that score that year.
The English edition — scheduled for publication in the last quarter of 2026 — will bring this Latin American school of thought, alongside a curated selection of new U.S. and Canadian cases, to a global readership.
Endorsed by leaders across industry, policy and academia.
"This book teaches us that 21st-century innovation must coexist with improving ecosystems, the needs of our society — current and future — and be responsible with the planet."
"A proposal that changes our paradigm — that forces us to work on building a more sustainable, more humane world."
"Deep in arguments, it inspires and guides us to innovate with purpose and generate decisive impact on the environment. It explains not only how — but why."
"One of the new pillars of innovation and sustainability."
"Essential reading for all those interested in how to generate a positive impact on the world."
"So glad to hear about the progress toward an English edition — there's a lot the non-Spanish-speaking world can learn from Latin American approaches to innovation and valor suficiente."
The company you stand alongside.
The English edition will profile a new cohort of cases — yours could be one of them.
Be one of the U.S. or Canadian companies featured in the English edition.
We are looking for organizations whose work demonstrates real, measurable impact — companies brave enough to share what worked, what didn't, and how they generated enough value for their ecosystems.
- Headquartered in the United States or Canada
- A documented sustainable innovation initiative (any sector, any scale)
- Willingness to be interviewed and reviewed by the author
- Materials submitted in English, by May 15
Edgar Cateriano
Author of the McGraw-Hill Latin America 2023 bestseller on sustainable innovation, keynote speaker for global publishing leadership, and consulting collaborator for PwC*. Currently working and studying in Vancouver, Canada — one of the world's most important hubs for innovation and sustainability — bridging Latin American thought leadership with the English-speaking North American market.
"There's a lot the non-Spanish-speaking world can learn from Latin American approaches to innovation and valor suficiente."