The cohort is Grupo Guayacán’s first program in 2022.
This station provides services, supports, and coordinates the emergency response to 10 surrounding municipalities.
The program offers a structured curriculum to help participants to develop their minimum viable product (MVP) for free.
The nonprofit provides direct financial support, training, and volunteer opportunities to revitalize the Island's food economy.
The fourth cohort, made up by 44% of female representation, worked for 12 weeks in a hybrid format.
The vessel was designed specifically for Puerto Rico and the Caribbean and commissioned by the US Department of Commerce's Economic Development Administration.
During the fund’s first year, candidates will be chosen for up to four projects to receive a grant of $150,000 for three consecutive years.
The business acceleration course in Puerto Rico is open to entrepreneurs from all creative sectors.
The industry is also experiencing increasing demand with growing popularity in Latin American and Caribbean cuisines.
The results are from June 2021 to December 2021, or the first six months after opening at the Convention Center District Authority.
The accrued investment of the past six years is about $1.5 million.
The project will contribute to the economic and energy resilience of Puerto Rico’s central highlands.
Energy production from the Neol CHP plant is expected to be 26,000 MWh per year.
Of that amount, $7 million were reported for 2021 alone, the company stated.
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