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BE Fest will bring together entrepreneurs, business owners and resource providers Aug. 29 at the Puerto Rico Convention Center for workshops, networking and access to business support.
Arleen Hernández, co-researcher for the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) project in Puerto Rico.
Aida Martínez, regional director of the Puerto Rico Small Business & Technology Development Center, during the inauguration of the new satellite office in Vega Baja.
Siblings Dereck, Keniel and Keyvliannie “Annie” Lagares, owners of Riko’s Limonada in San Juan, won first place.
From left, Maricarmen Conaway of MC Estudio and Jean Marcel, founder of Emprendimiento101, at the new coworking space in San Juan.
Project Makers, which is expanding into San Juan, already operates a business incubator in Caguas.
“The support from Fase1 Intensive is important to ensure that I start off on the right foot and can move on to the next level. Being here, I feel like I'm in the right place, surrounded by the right people,” said Melissa Fort (center) from Gold Dust, a participant in Fase1 Intensive’s fourth cohort.
Andrew Davis, a marketing expert and author, led a workshop for EO Puerto Rico focused on using business limitations as a catalyst for creativity and growth.
Sharing experiences, exchanging resources, celebrating wins and supporting each other through setbacks transforms not only our businesses but the way we approach entrepreneurship itself. (Credit: Kawee Wateesatogkij | Dreamstime.com)
Gov. Jenniffer González, center, signs Puerto Rico’s new permitting reform alongside Sebastián Negrón-Reichard, secretary of the Department of Economic Development and Commerce, and private sector leaders.
Erica Cole of NoLimbits, an accessible-apparel brand from P18 Gen. 12, raised $3 million in Series A funding and signed agreements with Hanger Clinic, Walmart and QVC.
Puerto Rico-born investor Orlando Bravo leads the Bravo Family Foundation to support local entrepreneurship.
Puerto Rico’s National Lemonade Day “promises to be a joyful and inspiring event for families and communities, with opportunities to support young entrepreneurs, enjoy fresh lemonade and witness the next generation of business leaders in action,” organizers said.
From left: San Juan Mayor Miguel Romero, Bogotá Secretary of Economic Development María del Pilar López-Uribe and Daphne Barbeito, director of San Juan’s Department of Economic Development and Tourism.

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