Bpeace has launched the Leaders Circle program, supported by the Prospera Latina Foundation, to empower Salvadoran women leaders who have previously participated in Bpeace initiatives.
Supplier diversity is a game-changer, fueling economic growth, innovation, and inclusion. For diverse-owned businesses—those led by minorities, women, veterans, LGBTQ+ individuals, and individuals with disabilities—the
Mid-way through our first Food Maximizer program, our El Salvador Director shared unsettling news: Elena, a business owner deeply committed to her handcrafted bakery, was dropping out due to serious health issues. Like many women entrepreneurs, she couldn’t delegate her responsibilities, leaving her under immense pressure.
Gladys Quintanilla discovered her passion for sewing at the tender age of six. Her first creations were outfits for her dolls, but she dreamed of one day sewing clothing for real children. In 1992, Gladys turned that dream into reality by founding Excellent Seams, a Salvadoran company that has grown to become a leader in the custom children’s clothing industry.
Irene’s company, D’Marie, a family-owned window coverings manufacturer and installer in Guatemala, was facing challenging times. Seeking guidance and expertise, she turned to Bpeace and joined their Maximizer program.
Beauty Depot, a Guatemalan family-owned business, has made a name for itself as the largest chain of beauty salons in the country. Founded in December