Graduates were trained in social responsibility
Belleza Responsable (Responsible Beauty) was the workshop held on October 5 at the Impact Hub Caracas for graduates of Emprendedoras de la Belleza – Belleza Por Un Futuro and Emprendedoras del Chocolate (Beauty Entrepreneurs – Beauty For A Future and Chocolate Entrepreneurs) of Trabajo y Persona. It was led by Illiana Muñóz, Social Responsibility Manager of L’Oréal Venezuela, who instructed 21 graduates in Corporate Social Responsibility, entrepreneurship, and types of entrepreneurship in the beauty area. This is the first time that a L’Oréal volunteer provides training to the different Trabajo y Persona programs.
Workshop: Give beauty to your numbers
On October 27, the workshop Dale belleza a tus números (Give beauty to your numbers) was given by Gabriel Peñaloza, a volunteer from L’Oréal Venezuela, to graduates of Emprendedoras de la Belleza – Belleza Por Un Futuro (Beauty Entrepreneurs – Beauty for a Future). The workshop was held at the JW Marriott with the participation of 12 graduates, who received training in budgeting, fixed costs, variable costs, inflation rate, among others.
Trabajo y Persona participated in a conference held by cocoa exporters
On October 29 Trabajo y Persona met with producers, artisans, and neighbors of Patanemo Bay, located in the State of Carabobo, with the intention of promoting practices to improve cocoa production in the coastal region. The activity was organized by Agrotrading Import, C.A., a Venezuelan company dedicated to the export of agricultural products such as coffee and cocoa; and included the participation of Biotecfar, C.A., Bombok2, C.A. (a venture of graduate Emma Torrealba), and Procesadora y Escuela Kkao Real, C.A.
Work and Person trained AVEC trainers
14 trainers from the CECAL Fe y Alegría AVEC (Venezuelan Association of Catholic Education), from Aragua, Barquisimeto, Caracas, and La Guaira, were trained in the 3rd Encuentro Formación de Formadores (Training of Trainers Meeting) held from October 30 to November 3 at the facilities of L’Oréal Venezuela. The topics covered were: hair care, barbering, makeup, and intensive moisturizing, by experts such as Juan Aponte, trainer and makeup artist for Maybelline New York in Venezuela; and the graduates of Trabajo y Persona, Mariana Pérez (Mafalda) and Eiskel Jiménez.
Awakening Chocolate: the confectionery course for Montana Gráfica’s employees
From October 7 to 28, the basic chocolate course Despertando el Chocolate (Awakening Chocolate) was held for family members of Montana Gráfica workers and the surrounding community. It was held in Mariara, Carabobo State, with 18 participants, who received training from the Emprendedoras del Chocolate (Chocolate Entrepreneurs): María Cuyán, Marifé Mata, Marlene Briceño, Narciné Landaeta, Yasmíl Cortéz and Isaura Guerreo.
The fourth cohort of Conduciendo Tu Futuro (Driving Your) Future ended
On October 31, the closing ceremony of the fourth cohort of Conduciendo Tu Futuro (Driving Your Future) took place at the Ford Motor de Venezuela’s Ecosport Hall, where the participants received their certificates, as well as a recognition of the three best averages. The event was attended by representatives of Ford Motor de Venezuela, such as Salvador Lo Cascio, president of the company; and Patricia Fuentes, public relations manager of Ford Grupo Norte. On behalf of Trabajo y Persona, Mariloly Méndez, director of operations.
Emprendedoras de la Belleza (Beauty Entrepreneurs) – Marriott edition – presented their business plan
On October 31, the 13 participants of the Emprendedoras de la Belleza – Belleza Por Un Futuro (Beauty Entrepreneurs – Beauty For A Future) program presented their business plan to a jury made up of Karin Granados, Gabriel Peñalosa, Anel Maldonado and Marielisa Méndez, representatives of L’Oréal Venezuela; José Hernández, manager of JM Marriott; and on behalf of Trabajo y Persona: Carlos Miranda and Alejandro Marius. The defense was carried out with the intention that the graduates start their entrepreneurship with viable strategies that will allow them to achieve their goals.
– The graduates of the fourth cohort of Conduciendo Tu Futuro (Driving Your Future), Nixon Pandare, and Ernesto Hernández, completed their probationary period at H Motores Naguanagua, authorized dealer of Ford Motor de Venezuela.
– Our Emprendedoras de la Belleza (Beauty Entrepreneurs) graduates, Mariana Pérez (Mafalda) and Eiskel Jiménez, were instructors at the 3rd Reunión Formación de Formadores (Training of Trainers Meeting).
– Yani Colmenares, the trainer at CECAL Fe y Alegría Divina Pastora (Lara State), conducted the Barbering and Hairstyling course at her place of work, where she included Gloria Rattia, also a member of the Reunión de Formación de Formadores (Training of Trainers meetings), as a special guest.
