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  • Women’s Bootcamp: Connecting Goals, Transforming Realities

    Women’s Bootcamp: Connecting Goals, Transforming Realities

    Women’s Bootcamp: Connecting Goals, Transforming Realities 

    The third edition of the Women’s Bootcamp took place on March 8, in celebration of International Women’s Day. This event aligns with the fifth Sustainable Development Goal (SDG): to promote gender equality and empower women and girls.  
    Throughout the day, 160 women from various corporate subsidiaries experienced a meaningful and enriching event. Distinguished leaders such as Minister of Labor, Ivonne Núñez, and María Paz Jervis, President of the National Federation of Chambers of Industries, shared their insights and experiences on gender equity and leadership.  
    Participants also enjoyed an inspiring musical performance by renowned artist Fausto Miño, who brought energy and joy to the occasion, which concluded with a variety of fun and heartwarming activities.  
    But the journey doesn’t end here: the company has already outlined a roadmap for 2025 with concrete actions that reinforce its “Violet Purpose.” Highlights include:  
    • Gender equity talks, paired with coaching and professional development sessions.  
    • Campaigns on family planning and prevention of sexually transmitted infections (STIs), with access to specialized medical care.  
    With this third edition of the Bootcamp, held in collaboration with local brands from El Oro, Corporación Palmar reaffirms its commitment to talent development by creating spaces for connection, growth, and women’s empowerment.  .   

  • Incarpalm joins the Employability Route

    Incarpalm joins the Employability Route

    Incarpalm Joins the Employability Route  

    As part of its Corporate Social Responsibility efforts, Incarpalm joined the “Ruta de la Empleabilidad” (Employability Route), an initiative that promotes job opportunities for young people, fostering inclusion and productive development.
     
    During an event held at its facilities, a partnership agreement was signed with the Ministry of Labor to establish joint actions aimed at encouraging the hiring of youth between the ages of 18 and 29. At the event, Minister Ivonne Núñez Figueroa highlighted Incarpalm’s role in job creation and its impact in El Oro Province, where the company currently employs over 100 young individuals.
     
    “Incarpalm is committed to a more prosperous and equitable Ecuador through responsible and inclusive practices,” stated Ing. Fernando Guamán Palacios, General Manager.
    Through this alliance, the company reinforces its commitment to sustainable growth and youth employability.