‘Tu Puedes’ and entrepreneurs from Salamanca join effort

The financing institution Tu Puedes Guanajuato and Executives of Salamanca are joining forces to support entrepreneurship in the region

Salamanca/Gto News

In an event that symbolizes the shared commitment to strengthen the economic fabric of Guanajuato, the Tu Puedes Guanajuato Financial and Support Fund and the Salamanca Business and Executive Association signed a collaboration agreement that seeks to promote entrepreneurship from a more inclusive perspective.

Ivon Padilla Hernandez, head of the agency, said that the instructions of Governor Libia Dennise Garcia Munoz Ledo are that these type of agreements include training, consulting, and direct links so that more Guanajuatenses have the information and access to the financial programs offered by the People’s Government.

“With this agreement, we can bring you the services we offer in the State Government. What do we want? For no one to be left behind, for everyone to continue moving forward,” said Ivon.

“I’m happy and grateful for the support, for joining this project to promote and grow the economy of the people of Salamanca, and that you know that you have these nine tools we have, for those who are just starting a business, as well as for those who want to strengthen their existing one,” said Padilla.

Ivan Casillas, President of the Salamanca Businessmen and Executives Association (AEES), said that this alliance is an opportunity for the business sector to actively contribute to the development of Guanajuato, not only as a generator of wealth, but also as an agent of change.

“I think Salamanca really needs these procedures right now. For people just starting out in business, small, medium, and large entrepreneurs as well,” said Casillas.

“To grow our businesses, we need a push, and no better than these loans from the financial institution, with such low rates, we help to create jobs. We’re helping to improve people’s quality of life, because there would be more options to use here in Salamanca, where commerce is currently very limited,” said the Executive.

Casillas added that the signing of this agreement sets a precedent for collaboration between the government and the private sector, demonstrating that positive change can go hand in hand with a shared vision and building appropriate ecosystems where talent is recognized, supported, and empowered to bridge gaps.

Representatives of GTO CMIC, the Lawyers Bar Association, the Architects Association, the Veterinarians Association, and the BNI, among other, were present in this session.

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