Toledo participated in the first congress dedicated to professionals specialized in pig farming in Guatemala, organized by the Guild of Specialist Technicians in Pigs of Guatemala (GRETECEG), on Thursday 5 and Friday 6 September. Read More »
The Renace Hydroelectric Complex donated 313 water tanks to the San Lorenzo Sepoc, Chiyó and Sejalal communities. Read More »
Its identity as a brand revolves around a keyword: trust. It is the one that accompanies in the special moments, in the family lunch of Sundays, in the celebrations of birthdays or in the exit with the friends. Read More »
With the aim of generating differentiated experiences and memorable moments for its visitors, Divercity presents a new amenity for the smallest of the family. Read More »
More than 300 entrepreneurs and representatives of multilateral organizations met at the First Mesoamerican Business Meeting to discuss energy, trade facilitation, infrastructure and logistics. Read More »
The Juan Bautista Gutiérrez Foundation, social arm of the Multi Investment Corporation (CMI), celebrated the culmination of the second phase of the Community Nutrition and Entrepreneurship program (2017-2019) in San Cristóbal, Totonicapán where more than 500 women from the 3 axes graduated of the program The first axis is oriented to training in issues of Food and Nutrition Security, managing to influence chronic malnutrition in children aged 0 to 12 months in 46%. Read More »
TECHO, in alliance with three donor companies: Toledo, Compartamos SA and USAPEEC, laid the first stone of the project that will provide definitive housing for 15 families that were affected by the eruption of the Fuego volcano on June 3, 2018. Read More »
Within the food sector, INA pasta ranks number six in the top 10 brands in Central America. Read More »
The Renace Hydroelectric Complex is the largest hydroelectric project in Guatemala, with a total installed capacity of 301 MW, which contributes 16% of the country's hydropower. Read More »
The Renace Hydroelectric Complex is located in the municipality of San Pedro Carchá, Alta Verapaz; and generates clean electricity thanks to the Cahabón river flow, one of the most important tributaries of Guatemala. Read More »
Conceptions and ideals of feminine beauty vary from culture to culture, moment to moment—this something that we know to be a universal truth. Read More »
An increasingly segmented market and more demanding consumers have led consumer companies to focus much of their efforts in the area of research and development for the expansion of their product lines. Read More »
The Nutrition and Entrepreneurship Program of the Juan Bautista Gutiérrez Foundation has implemented workshops in San Cristobal Totonicapán, aimed at women, on nutrition, preventive health and self-esteem. Read More »
Multi Investment Corporation is an example of a family business that has managed to expand into the world. Read More »
The Renace Hydroelectric Complex, through its program for sustainable social development "Sports Excellence", promotes sports in children from 28 communities of San Pedro Carchá, in Alta Verapaz, Guatemala. Read More »
American Chamber of Commerce in Guatemala issued the following announcement on.WORKSHOP: SERVICE PROFESSIONALS LEAVE A MARK July 25 @ 8:00 a.m. Read More »
Through the Community Nutrition and Entrepreneurship Program of the Juan Bautista Gutiérrez Foundation, the social arm of CMI, eight artisan women from the community of Xepopabaj, San Cristóbal Totonicapán, graduated with the specialty "Telar de Pie". Read More »
Elsa Sacul is a businesswoman who lives in the indigenous community of Chiacam, in the municipality of San Pedro Carchá. Read More »
BREAKFAST-CONFERENCE GOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT 89-2019 PART-TIME WORK Read More »
On June 27, CMI received recognition for being part of the ranking of the 25 leading companies in Guatemala, awarded by Revista Summa and the talent firm Korn Ferry. Read More »
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