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From left: Juan C. Sosa, dean of the Business, Tourism and Entrepreneurship Division at Ana G. Méndez University; Coral Cummings, director of government relations and public affairs at Walmart Puerto Rico; José F. Méndez, president of Ana G. Méndez University; Viviana Mercado, senior manager of corporate affairs at Walmart Puerto Rico; and Juan E. Ayala, associate vice president of development and community relations at Ana G. Méndez University.
Meghan Wood, co-founder of Raya Power, which was selected to join Parallel18’s international P18 accelerator for a 20-week program.
As the urban resort vision for the Convention District advances, projects like One Distrito are positioned to support San Juan’s growth as a destination for events, business and extended stays.
From left: Helga Méndez-Soto, executive director of the Puerto Rico Land Authority; Josué Rivera, Puerto Rico secretary of Agriculture; and Wanda Pérez, state executive director of the USDA Farm Service Agency, sign the transfer agreement.
Puerto Rico Department of Consumer Affairs Secretary Valerie Rodríguez-Erazo during the agency’s strategic roundtable event in San Juan.
Carla Escalera, owner of Tierra Santa Farms.
From left: Miriam García-Velázquez, director of the Planning Board’s Subprogram of Social Analysis, Models and Projections; Alejandro Díaz-Marrero, director of the Economic and Social Planning Program; and Héctor Morales-Martínez, president of the Puerto Rico Planning Board.
Popular Democratic Party Sen. Ada Álvarez-Conde
The Tres Xemeneies (Three Chimneys) building is a decommissioned thermoelectric plant.
The team behind AQUI.PR views the initiative as a way to explore the evolving relationship between journalism and artificial intelligence in a responsible manner.
Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce President Luis Pizarro-Otero (left) moderates one of the panel discussions.
LimPiaR officials said the organization will continue supporting communities in Puerto Rico through waste reduction and environmental education efforts.
Edwin Figueroa-Narváez, director of the Nuestro Barrio program, speaks during the announcement of seed capital grants in Santurce.
From left: María Cintrón and Kiaritza Ruiz, co-founders of The Digital Chameleon, promote the event on a local television show.