The event promoted by Siete Zero and presented by BAC, will take place on June 4 in the Salón Roble of the Intercontinental Hotel in Guatemala City, its objective is to go beyond networking and investment, focusing on inspiration and the construction of a lasting business legacy.
Through this support, hundreds of participants will access practical guidance and learning from those who have already built successful businesses in the current competitive environment. The call for registration is now available and the application bases can be consulted on the website undertake.gt and social networks by @emprendetegt.
“The true impact of G100 is not only the delivery of the capital fund that we have already allocated to four outstanding companies, but the ability to inspire, guide and build legacy. In short, open their minds to the things that they can access within Empréndete G100 and that they can also understand how the minds of great entrepreneurs work, how they run companies in Guate and how their challenges, in different sizes, are very similar to those they have. “, said Daniel Panedas, Founder of Empréndete G100 and Director of Siete Zero Agency.
The day will be structured around conversations focused on the main challenges and most critical opportunities for MSMEs. Topics to be addressed include: growth and scalability; sales, finance and business strategy; marketing, branding and opportunity creation; innovation and transformation; and business leadership and management.
For this edition, micro, small and medium-sized entrepreneurs who wish to apply for the investment fund (of USD$100 thousand that is awarded to the most outstanding participating MSMEs at the end of the program), must go through a training, mentoring and selection process focused on converting their business models into scalable companies.
“At BAC we understand that the economic development of Guatemala is built from SMEs, and that is why we act as a strategic ally for their growth, accompanying entrepreneurs with solutions that respond to their real needs. Within the framework of Entrepreneur’s Month, initiatives such as the G100 Summit become even more relevant, because they generate access to knowledge, connections and opportunities that allow entrepreneurs to take the next step in their evolution,” said Juan Maldonado, Vice President of Institutional Relations and Corporate Governance of BAC Guatemala.
With initiatives like these, and in commemoration of Entrepreneur’s Month celebrated in April, BAC and 7Zero aim to strengthen the ecosystem of MSMEs in Guatemala and promote them as a catalyst for economic, social and environmental development in the country.