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More than a conference, Oasis Empresarial has become a movement for women who want to pursue healthy entrepreneurship, growing in purpose, leadership and well-being.
Through this program, beneficiaries receive monthly food deliveries tailored to their nutritional needs, including options for conditions such as diabetes, hypertension and kidney disease, designed by professional nutritionists.
The Ponce Health Sciences University School of Dental Medicine has integrated Simodont, a virtual reality dental training system used in academic dental institutions worldwide, to strengthen student skills and improve clinical training.
Discover Puerto Rico and Calm partnered to offer wellness-themed audio content highlighting the island’s culture and natural settings.
Danilo Trinidad Pérez-Rivera, CEO and scientific director of XSync, will represent the company in New York University’s Stern Venture Fellowship summer program.
The Puerto Rico Institute of Statistics manages the State Data Center (SDC) portal, which provides official demographic data and publications from the U.S. Census Bureau. (https://censo.estadisticas.pr/)
Project Makers is a nonprofit that supports the development of local businesses focused on Puerto Rico’s economic and social future.
The Fields of Joy Foundation offers free emotional learning tools and mental health resources to support children in Puerto Rico.
Sebastián Negrón-Reichard, secretary of the Puerto Rico Department of Economic Development and Commerce, during the trade mission to the Dominican Republic.
Companies that submitted cybersecurity plans include American Tugs, Buckeye Partners, Pan American Grain, Peerless Oil & Chemicals, Puerto Nuevo Terminal and others, according to the Puerto Rico Ports Authority.
The Ponce Health Sciences University–Ponce Research Institute Scientific Conference featured oral presentations and posters on basic sciences, public health, psychology, clinical studies and case reports.
From left, Idis Ortiz-López, general manager of Starbucks in Puerto Rico; Olga Fernández, director of strategic alliances at Vimenti; and Kate Cheung, marketing manager for Starbucks Puerto Rico, during The Starbucks Foundation’s visit to the Vimenti II community garden.
Graduates from the most recent PathStone training cohort came from Puerto Rico municipalities including Bayamón, Cataño, Corozal, Dorado, Morovis, Naranjito, Toa Alta, Toa Baja, Vega Alta and Vega Baja.
Officials from Bayer Crop Science Puerto Rico and the Office for Socioeconomic and Community Development (ODSEC, in Spanish) meet to renew their partnership agreement.
This year’s recognition reflects iPR Pharmaceuticals’ continued progress toward more sustainable operations. (Screen capture)