The Municipality of Concordia, through the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship, continues to strengthen the local entrepreneurial ecosystem with its “Emprender en tu Barrio” initiative.
On this occasion, talks on organization and leadership were held at three strategic points in the city: the El Cambacito Community Kitchen, the Nuestra Madre de la Merced Church, and the La Bianca neighborhood, in collaboration with the Professional Training Centers for Youth and Adults.
The training sessions were led by the specialist in entrepreneurial development, Yamila Rolón, who addressed fundamental topics such as the organization of ventures, different sales channels, and the essential skills that an entrepreneur must possess. The objective of these talks is to provide participants with practical tools that contribute to the success and sustainability of their projects.
Andrea Popelka, Project Coordinator, highlighted the importance of bringing these training sessions to the neighborhoods of Concordia: “We want every entrepreneur to have access to knowledge and tools that strengthen their skills, regardless of their location. We believe that training is the key to boosting the local economy and generating new employment opportunities.”
The “Emprender en tu Barrio” program is an initiative that was born from the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship and seeks to promote the personal and professional development of entrepreneurs in Concordia, bringing free training to the most vulnerable sectors of the community.
On this occasion, talks on organization and leadership were held at three strategic points in the city: the El Cambacito Community Kitchen, the Nuestra Madre de la Merced Church, and the La Bianca neighborhood, in collaboration with the Professional Training Centers for Youth and Adults.
The training sessions were led by the specialist in entrepreneurial development, Yamila Rolón, who addressed fundamental topics such as the organization of ventures, different sales channels, and the essential skills that an entrepreneur must possess. The objective of these talks is to provide participants with practical tools that contribute to the success and sustainability of their projects.
Andrea Popelka, Project Coordinator, highlighted the importance of bringing these training sessions to the neighborhoods of Concordia: “We want every entrepreneur to have access to knowledge and tools that strengthen their skills, regardless of their location. We believe that training is the key to boosting the local economy and generating new employment opportunities.”
The “Emprender en tu Barrio” program is an initiative that was born from the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship and seeks to promote the personal and professional development of entrepreneurs in Concordia, bringing free training to the most vulnerable sectors of the community.