A report from the Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF) highlights the importance of women entrepreneurs in the region and offers key data for learning more about this group.
The European experience proves that companies that had developed their internationalization strategies prior to the fall of domestic demand were able to survive, and many others would have been saved from shutting down had they adopted these strategies when their economic cycle was favorable.
Among the many existing alternatives for promoting business internationalization, a practical solution aimed towards small enterprises can reap great results through low economic investment.
Latin America, long an importer of franchises, is now exporting them too. Successful brands are spreading their footprint as franchises transcend national frontiers.
By Fabrizio Opertti, IDB Chief of Commerce and Investment.
The Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), through @BIDComercio, has prepared this special document about “How to promote the internationalization of SMEs in Latin America and the Caribbean".
The practices of social corporate responsibility in the region are moving toward an integrated model of sustainability and viability. What corporations should do, and what they should not do, to design successful programs.
A report by the Multilateral Investment Fund analyzes the angel investor networks in the region, identifying their strengths and weaknesses. Currently there are over 20 investment channels of this type, with operations totaling close to US$ 26 million.
Incubators and accelerators were created to assist entrepreneurs facing difficulties in starting up their business. Lack of advice, financing and management tools were among the difficulties encountered.
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