For a stable, productive & self-sufficient Puerto Rico
Founded in 2012, ConPRmetidos’ mission is to create a stable, productive, and self-su cient Puerto Rico by developing and connecting human capital to meet the island's needs.
Our Programs:
El Comeback is a platform developed by ConPRmetidos that connects professionals with Puerto Rico-based jobs. El Comeback moves Puerto Rico's economy forward by retaining and bringing talent to the island.
ConPRmetidos Construimos addresses the pressing need for construction labor on the island by o ering comprehensive training and skills development to underserved populations.
Futuro ConPR is focused on educating, guiding, and inspiring the island’s youth (14 yrs – 18 yrs) toward professional careers essential for Puerto Rico's progress and development.
Flourishing in Community is part of the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Grantmaking Program through Fordham University. ConPRmetidos is Fordham University’s local partner in empowering frontline communities in Puerto Rico to lead e orts for environmental and climate justice.
NGO Readiness & Disaster Mitigation strengthens the island’s local non-profits and first responders through leadership development, capacity-building workshops, and technical assistance.
Letter From Our Board
Dear Friends,
Do you remember when you were a young teen starting to think about your future and career? Some of us dreamed of becoming a famous movie star, musician, or comedian. Others dreamed of being entrepreneurs, doctors, or lawyers. We all hold dear that time of life because of the hope and promise it held. We also remember it because of our doubts and insecurities as teens, not knowing how we would get from “here” to “there” to achieve these dreams.
After nearly two decades of economic crisis, hurricanes, earthquakes, and a global pandemic, Puerto Rico’s challenges can often seem insurmountable. However, most worrying has been the discouragement felt by many of our island’s disadvantaged youth who simply do not “see” a way forward, nor can they identify local opportunities that lead to success, fulfillment, and happiness.
As you will see in this year’s Impact Report, ConPRmetidos turbocharged its e orts in human capital development by showing the next generation, particularly the island’s secondary school students from underserved public schools, the career pathways that are needed and available to them. Our team sees this sector of the island’s population as critical seeds of change and future potential for all of Puerto Rico.
Although we’ve only just begun what promises to be a multi-year e ort to positively impact the future careers of thousands of public school students, the launch of Futuro ConPR has been extremely successful, inspirational, and widely covered in local media. The program has sparked great interest not only from the students themselves but also from high school educators and guidance counselors. It has also yielded many requests from private industry and government to collaborate with us moving forward. In 2025, we urge you to join us in this enormous quest to drive the next generation of Puerto Ricans to take steps toward fulfilling their purpose through their careers and lives!
On behalf of the ConPRmetidos Board of Directors ¡GRACIAS SIEMPRE! Our team’s ability to positively impact Puerto Rican lives and futures is possible because of your faith and support. May the new year bring “paz, felicidad y salud”.
Elena Hernández
Letter From Our Executive Director
Dear Friends and Supporters,
What an extraordinary year 2024 has been! This year marked the completion of key initiatives and the launch of our new, transformative programs already making a profound impact across Puerto Rico:
NGO Disaster and Mitigation Readiness Program has empowered over 30 local nonprofits crucial to the island’s recovery. In addition to strengthening Puerto Rico’s 3rd sector’s resilience, we have amplified its ability to support communities in need. In 2025, we will continue supporting the island’s local non-profits through the Flourishing in Communities Grant Program, in partnership with Fordham University and the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), by helping organizations and community leaders apply for sizeable federal government funding.
ConPRmetidos Construimos is a pilot program that reached a significant milestone by training 75 individuals in carpentry and woodworking. These newly skilled individuals now stand ready to volunteer in emergency response e orts. At the same time, some entered the construction sector—a vital need for Puerto Rico—or are using these newly developed skills in their businesses.
El Comeback Program continues to thrive and expand with an improved technological platform that helps us connect even more talent with local partnering companies, providing meaningful job opportunities that enable families to remain living and working in Puerto Rico. El Comeback has become a symbol of hope and opportunity for those seeking to remain, return, or come for the first time and build their futures here. We are committed to strengthening El Comeback, ensuring it continues to be a cornerstone for the island’s economic growth and community prosperity thus redefining the narrative of Puerto Rico’s success.
FuturoConPR is a new program launched in October with an inspiring event that brought together over 1,300 students, teachers, counselors, academics, government leaders, and private sector representatives. This e ort ignited critical conversations among key leaders - from the corporate, academic, and government sectors - about the need to guide the island’s youth toward careers essential to Puerto Rico’s future, in addition to figuring out how to close the educational gap that currently hinders their success. With FuturoConPR, we are eager to inspire and prepare our youth for the careers that will shape Puerto Rico’s development.
One lesson that has guided me over the past 12 years is this: education and collaboration are at the heart of transformative impact. Real change happens when we join hands across sectors, work together, and invest in each other’s success. Your support has been instrumental in making these achievements possible, and as we move forward, I invite you to continue walking this path with us. Together, we can create a brighter future for Puerto Rico where opportunity and economic mobility are within everyone’s reach. Thank you for believing in our mission and participating in this journey.
With gratitude and hope,
Isabel Rullán
Where We are Investing
Retaining and Bringing Back the Talent Training Future Builders
Uncovering Career Opportunities for Youth
Building Capacity for Underserved Communities
Number of people registered
Our Impact by Numbers
Workforce & Community Development Initiatives
Technology, Finance, Manufacturing, Other Services
Hours of partner company and candidate support
46 Municipalities impacted 75 Scholarships provided El Comeback People impacted
Estimated Economic Impact
$480,000 Invested in skills and talent development
Teachers and school counselors impacted
1,300 Total people that attended the event including government, nonprofit, academia, and business leaders
109 NGOs & entities impacted
181 Hours of workshops and 1:1 assitance
Retaining and Bringing Back Talent
THE PROCESS EXPLAINED:
Through our website (ElComebackPR.org), candidates can apply directly to specific openings or register to be considered for future opportunities.
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT:
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El Comeback reverses Puerto Rico's brain drain by connecting professional talent with jobs on the island. This program focuses on retaining talent living on the island, attracting new talent that has never been, and getting those who have left to return. We work hand in hand with employers in Puerto Rico who need skilled labor and people who want to live and work on the island.
An AI-driven applicant-tracking system manages our candidate database & facilitates job matching.
Employers receive a preselection of candidates to evaluate, contact & interview. (Fingers crossed) We get them a job in Puerto Rico!
Puerto Rico Hay Trabajo!
CANDIDATE
Apply for jobs or join our database to be considered for future opportunities.
EMPLOYERS
Connect with high-caliber candidates in our talent pool.
FRIENDS & FAMILY
Encourage loved ones to stay or return by inviting them to explore job opportunities in Puerto Rico.
Given the number of disasters that have struck Puerto Rico over the past seven years, the need for skilled construction workers on the island is critical. Currently, there are only 35,000 trained construction workers in Puerto Rico, while the demand is for more than 50,000.
In 2024, ConPRmetidos Construimos o ered training and skills development courses in construction plus job placement services in that industry. By collaborating with companies based in Puerto Rico, we identified employment opportunities for our course graduates and connected them to additional resources and services.
For our first cohort, we provided scholarships to 75 individuals who received carpentry, joinery, and cabinetmaking training. Seventy-one of these individuals finished their courses, thus achieving a 95% completion rate. A social worker continuously assessed participants’ needs, o ered resume and interview support, and connected them with job opportunities. In addition to finding new, good-paying jobs in construction, these participants are also ready and willing to serve as volunteers for reconstruction brigades that will be deployed in the aftermath of any future natural disasters.
Our key local partners providing skills training include: Albanistería en la Brega, Casa Juana Colón, ProTechos, Instituto de Carpintería de Puerto Rico, and Atrévete Hazlo. We are also thankful to Madeline Rodriguez, the social worker who supported the graduates throughout the process.
By the numbers
Participants
Participants who completed training
95% completion rate
Hours of training in carpentry and joinery/cabinetmaking
Number of participants who received resume and interview support
Hours of social work services, support, and coordination
Cases attended by the social worker
“I am an artisan, and before this, my experience with carpentry was related to my family. My family always dedicated themselves to building, and we all worked in small brigades. When I saw the call to take the courses, I thought it was like a kind of nostalgia, and at the same time, a project that guaranteed me a long-term job, a lot of learning, and the opportunity to help Puerto Rico.”
- Sonia Parrilla, a participant in the carpentry course at PRoTechos
“I have been taking introductory courses because of what happened with (hurricanes) Irma and María. Since the nature of my work has nothing to do with construction, I wanted to help the community and anyone in need. That is where interest in manual work was born: learning about construction and reconstruction. Some women in my course had already worked with their partner, father, or other relatives. Now, they can do something professionally on their own. We all agreed that we want to be self-su cient and not depend so much on someone else to do this. Now we have the knowledge, tools, and ease of doing it.”
- Jasiret Serra Hernández, a participant in the joinery course at Albanistería en la Brega and Casa Juana Colón
Gender of participants
Female: 37
Male: 36
Non-binary: 2
Municipalities
Twelve participants also had the chance to complete an internship run by the nonprofit organization PRoTechos. The opportunity consisted of working to reconstruct four (4) rooftops for families that could not receive economic aid from FEMA. Our contribution covered the reconstruction materials, the labor of two (2) skilled carpenters who supervised the students and worked on the construction, and a stipend to the participants who completed the internship.
Identifying Career Opportunities for Youth Identifying Career Opportunities for Youth
Descubre tu ruta profesional
Futuro ConPR promotes economic development on the island by educating, guiding, and inspiring local youth to seek professional careers essential for Puerto Rico's progress. This program was o cially launched on October 30, 2024, with a major full-day convocation from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. More than eight hundred students from grades 11 and 12 participated, accompanied by teachers and school counselors. Professionals representing industries such as technology, construction, energy, and entertainment talked to students about their studies, experiences, and the importance of lifelong learning.
Academic institutions were present, and students had access to information on how to apply to their programs. Students also had a chance to connect with future employers to explore first job opportunities. The event was hosted by Puerto Rican actress and professor Norwill Fragoso, whose energy and charisma were essential to maintaining an exciting atmosphere.
Our Executive Director, Isabel Rullan, gave a welcome speech encouraging the students to take advantage of the event, interact with professionals from various industries, and absorb knowledge from each session.
We were joined by Manuel Cidre, Secretary of the Department of Economic Development and Commerce of Puerto Rico who shared that if he had been part of initiatives such as Futuro ConPR during his youth, his path would have been di erent, thus suggesting the importance of seeking opportunities aligned with the current socioeconomic needs.
After the students went home, ConPRmetidos convened a special brainstorming session with more than 120 leaders from companies, academia, non-profit organizations, and government to explore strategies for training 50,000 people in 21st-century skills, trade jobs, and guiding young people in their careers. Presentations on the talent needs of the island - from ConPRmetidos, Invest Puerto Rico, and the Department of Economic Development and Commerce of Puerto Rico - preceded these discussions and brainstorming round tables with these island leaders.
This event was possible thanks to all our collaborators and sponsors, including the Department of Education of PR and especially our main sponsor, the Department of Economic Development and Commerce of PR, and its program, Conexión Laboral.
Technology
Students learned about technology careers and the importance of developing 21st-century skills (critical thinking, creativity, communication, collaboration, and digital literacy).
Construction
Carpenters, engineers, project managers, and a plumber presented career opportunities and talent needs in the construction industry.
Energy
The Puerto Rican electrical grid must be reliable and accessible and promote the economic development of Puerto Rico and its communities. The panelists discussed the goal of 100% renewable energy in Puerto Rico by 2050 and the jobs needed to contribute to that target.
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For a full list of event sponsors go to page 23.
Services to youth
After talking about all the opportunities, we knew we needed to include a presentation about the support available to them to achieve their goals.
For a full list of event sponsors go to page
The Importance of the “Cloud”
Banco Popular de Puerto Rico and Amazon Web Services (AWS) answered why technologies like the Cloud and artificial intelligence are fundamental elements in diverse industries.
Health
Nothing can be achieved without health, and taking care of our physical and mental health from a young age is imperative. Health is not just what we eat but what we consume from the news, what we listen to, what we think, and the exercise we do.
Entertainment industry
We could not close the event without discussing the “opportunities behind the microphone” opportunities in the entertainment industry. These include project managers, accountants, and marketing experts.
Building Capacity for Underserved Communities Building Capacity for Underserved Communities
ConPRmetidos recognizes the significance and potential impact of advancing environmental justice and addressing the needs of disadvantaged communities. Our organization has actively engaged in community revitalization and environmental justice e orts since Hurricane Maria in 2017.
Fordham University selected ConPRmetidos as their local partner in their “Flourishing in Community Grantmaker” (FIC), a federal program funded by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), which will provide funding for projects that focus on environmental justice (EJ) and community-led initiatives in Puerto Rico, the US Virgin Islands, New Jersey, and New York.
With $40 million in funds available, the program’s mission is to fuel the transformation of underserved areas into vibrant communities equipped to take on past, current, and future environmental and public health challenges.
As Fordham’s partner, ConPRmetidos is in charge of the following activities in support of applicants and future sub-recipients in Puerto Rico:
• Dissemination of all grant materials in both English and Spanish;
• Conducting regional outreach activities throughout Puerto Rico, primarily focusing on remote, rural, and coastal regions to raise awareness of the Flourishing in Community Grantmaker program;
• Convening workshops to support applications, including virtual and in-person workshops with tech and internet access provided;
• Identifying a team member to serve on the Community Leadership Board to evaluate competitive grant applications, mentor subgrant recipients, and support non-competitive projects and the participatory selection process;
• Connecting subgrant recipients with technical assistance, programming, and resources to ensure the success and ongoing sustainability of funded projects;
• Collaborating with the Fordham team to support subgrant recipient reporting and participating in quarterly and annual evaluations and assessments of the grantmaker.
For more information, such as eligibility, please visit www.Fordham.edu/FIC.
Grant Amounts:
Noncompetitive Awards
$75,000
These awards will be made to capacity-constrained communities and CBOs. The grantees will be selected through a participatory strategy.
Competitive Awards
Phase I: Grants of $150,000 will be awarded for assessment projects.
Phase II: Grants of $250,000 will be awarded for planning projects.
Phase III: Grants of $350,000 will be awarded for implementation projects.
Types of projects:
Recovery and resilience
Evaluation and improvement of air, soil, and water quality
Public health initiatives, cleaning, and waste management
Purchase of land and facilities
Workforce development
Educational programming and learning pathways
NGO Readiness & Disaster Mitigation
ConPRmetidos’ mission is to create a stable, productive, and self-su cient Puerto Rico by developing and connecting human capital to meet the island's needs. The third sector is estimated to produce nearly 100,000 jobs annually, representing around 15% of the total employment in the Island. Nonprofit organizations have played an essential role in Puerto Rico's emergency response and long-term recovery, in addition to providing critical services to vulnerable communities.
Recognizing its importance, our team continued providing technical assistance and professional workshops to strengthen local NGOs.
In 2024, we finished our NGO Readiness & Disaster Mitigation initiative, where 30 nonprofit organizations worked on the following topics:
• Structure a board of directors with the appropriate capacities,
• Develop an organizational strategic plan and a permanent emergency fund in case of future disasters,
• Identify new strategies to increase its financial capacity,
• Support the organization in the retention of its current workforce,
• Assist the organization to expand its personnel and number of volunteers,
• Develop the organizational capacity for mitigation,
• Human resources topics such as job descriptions for job postings/employees, employee recruitment, management of employee and contractor files, employee performance evaluation process,
• Strategic planning
• Among other related areas
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NGOs Impacted in Cohort 1
14
NGOs Impacted in Cohort 2
Areas these organizations are impacting:
Community Development, Elderly Services, Climate Change, Resiliency, Volunteerism, Education, Economic Development, NGO Capacity Building, Youth Development, Culture and Artists Development, Mental Health Services, Workforce Development, Women’s Rights and Empowerment, Services for Deaf and Hard of Hearing Individuals, Environment 243
Total Workshop & Technical Support Hours Provided
2,871 People impacted through community kitchens
7 Families who received grocery replacement and other items
Tropical Storm Ernesto Relief Efforts
Over the past seven years, the ConPRmetidos team has responded to natural disasters and emergencies, gaining valuable experience and demonstrating our ability to deliver necessary aid and support. In August of 2024, tropical storm Ernesto brought about heavy floods and knocked out electrical power and potable water services in some parts of Puerto Rico. ConPRmetidos activated its emergency plan when the U.S. National Weather Service declared the storm vigilance alert.
We then:
1. Communicated with 60+ organizations
2. Created a group chat where 47 nonprofit leaders reported needs and connected each other with resources.
3. Activated our emergency relief fund so we could have funding readily available to support communities in need and NGO allies.
After the storm passed, we provided a $5,000 grant to the nonprofit organization Taller Salud to supply food to community kitchens and families in Loiza.
Taller Salud is a community-based feminist organization dedicated to improving women’s access to health care, reducing violence within the community, and encouraging economic growth through education and activism.
In the first stage of Taller Salud’s immediate relief e orts, they provided families water, supplies, replacement of food purchases lost due to the prolonged period without electricity (since in many sectors, the power went out before the storm arrived), hygiene kits for bedridden patients, solar lamps, and items related to pest and vector control, medications and first aid kits, cleaning supplies, and garbage collection.
OUR BOARD
Miguel Ferrer Chair man
Principal MAF Strategies LLC
Elena Hernández Vice Chair & Treasurer
Principal, GenTrust
Camille Álvarez General Counsel
In-House Counsel The Strategic Group
Executive Director ConPRmetidos
Advisory Council:
Ambar Margarida
Elizabeth Gray
Gillian Morris
Carlos Meléndez
Chief Operating O cer & Co-Founder Wovenware
Mili Landrón
Founding Associate Causa Strategies
Bernardo Fiol-Costa
Clotilde Pérez Pietri
Coorporate Development Advisor
President and Founder The Big Think Group
Julio Galindez Partner Galindez LLC
Former Directors:
Anabel Pérez Wills
Inés Soler
Eric Stephenson
Juan Ramos Luján
OUR TEAM
Executive Director
ConPRmetidos
nda ager El Comeback
Program Manager
Workforce & Community
Development Initiatives
Giannina Trigo
Program Associate El Comeback
Deborah Rodríguez
Communications
Lisandra Vélez
Communications Intern
Jimena Caballero
Intern El Comeback
Darianna Frontera Villanueva
Program O cer
Workforce & Community
Development Initiatives
Larissa González Nieves
Former Program O cer
Vanessa Montenegro
Project Coordinator
NGO Readiness & Disaster Mitigation
Erika O’Neill Alfaro
Operations Lead
Mónica Rivera Rosado
Regional O cer
Flourishing in Community
Raquel Marti Workshop Provider
NGO Readiness & Disaster Mitigation
Aurora Hernández Galliano
OUR PARTNERS
A Flor de Piel
Abarca Health
AGC Consulting
Albanistería en la Brega
Alguien, Inc.
Alivia Health
Arco Publicidad
Ashford Ventures
Asociación de Contratistas Generales de América, Capítulo de PR
Asociación Recreativa Comunitaria Los Amigos
Atrévete Hazlo
Axial
B. Fernández & Hnos., Inc.
Ballester Hermanos, Inc.
Banco Popular
Bermúdez, Longo, Díaz-Massó, LLC
Biopharma Consulting Services
Bluebanc
BMA Group Global
BrainHI
Brigadas de Amor y Enlaces
Buena Vibra
Burson
Careers, LLC
Caribbean Scientific
Casa Juana Colón Apoyo y Orientación A La Mujer
Causa Strategies, LLC
CEGsoft
Centro de Economía Creativa
Comité de Trabajo Riberas del Bucaná 3
Connect Assistance
Connelly Capital Management
Consensus for Puerto Rico CD & CA
Conservation Opportunity
Content Driven
CSA Group
Cube Group Events
Custom Group
CUVRO
Departamento de Desarrollo Económico y Comercio de Puerto Rico
Departamento de Educación de Puerto Rico
Dorado Services, LLC
EFATA Ministerio Sordos & Señas
Evertec
Fairwinds International Bank
FiDelis Solutions, LLC
First Bank
FLEXIO
Fordham University
Foundation for Puerto Rico
Fulcro Insurance
Fusionworks
GenTrust
GFR Media
Granicus
Growth Factors
IEM
Instituto de Carpintería
Instituto de Orientación y Terapia Familiar
Instituto del Desarrollo de la Juventud
Invest PR
Invid
IREC
Ironhack
Kinesis Foundation
Liberty Communications
Lord Construction
Lote 23
Manor Bridge Capital
Marvel Designs
Money Group
Nagnoi
Nationwide TFS, LLC
Niños de Nueva Esperanza
Opascope
Optima Seguros
Optum Health
Oriental Bank
Oxford Tutors
Pathfinders, Inc
Piloto 151
Prodapt
PRoTechos
Proyecto La Nueva Esperanza
Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce
Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association
Puerto Rico Supplies
RCM Technologies
Red Ventures
SNC Technical Services, LLC
SOAR
Star Management Corp.
Strategic Tech PR
Sustech
Taller Salud
Techos Pa’ Mi Gente
Transformative Caribe Group
TransPerfect
UHY Del Valle & Nieves
V2A
Validation & Engineering Group, Inc.
Wanabi Productions
Willdan
Wovenware
ZetaMinusOne
THANKS TO OUR DONORS
Adrián Ayala
Alexandra Cook
Alfonso Fernández Navas
Alivia Dekker
Ámbar Margarida
Andrea Reyes
Andrew McCulloch
Anthoni Rodríguez
Azul Amaral
Bianca Espinosa
Clotilde Pérez
Carlos Cortés
Carlos Hann Commander
Carlos Sou ront
Carmen Rullán
Carolina Amiguet
Carolina Portela-Blanco
Chawki Al Rassi
Christian Marchand
Cristina Bolívar
Daliana Alvarado
Damián Antommarchi
Damián Irizarry
Daniel Ramírez
Daniel Román
Daniela Guzmán
Dante Nicolello
Darren Kong
David Denny
David Feliciano
Ecaterina Tatarinova
Edward Betancourt
Efraín Looez
Elsa Candelario
Gabriel Irizarry
Gabriel Miranda
Gillian Morris
Gino Chaviano
Hiram Ruiz
Ileana Cruz
Irene García
Javier Nieves
Javier Trinidad-Torres
Jean Vollum
Jonathan Figueroa
Jorge Márquez
Jorge Pimentel
Jorge Rodríguez Mazzini
José Juan Terrasa Soler
José Rivera
Juan Luengas
Jules Buenabenta
Julio Carrera
Karina Román
Karla Vicente
Katherine Phan
Kim Ambrecht
Laura Hernández
Lorraine Marshall
Luis Ferré
Luis Vélez Hernández
Manuel Reyes
Manuel Santini
Margaret Escobar
María G. Escalera Joy
Mariana Cardona
Mariana Palacios Vega
Mario Torres
Marlyn Cruz
María José VN
Melissa Rizzo
Miguel Ferrer
Molly Cronin
Morgan Stanley
Natalie Romero
Natshalie Caban
Nichole Berríos
Nicolle Cortorreal
Nilvea Malavé
Ofelia Canals
Paloma Bellatin Nieto
Paola Luevano
Paul Christiansen
Paul McCulloch
Rafael Santos-Hernández
Ramón Cruz
Raúl Sola Navarro
Raven Sandifer
Rebecca Grey
Robert Torres
Rogelio Díaz Vera
Rubén Hernández
Sara Santini
Scott Eisner
Sebastián Sánchez Rivera
Sebastián Treviño
Sofía Westmeyer
Sophia Romero
Stephanie Belk
Víctor Martínez
Víctor Morales
Vincent Cauntay
Virgil Calejesan
Yaneiry Mayard
Yaritza González
OUR PARTNERS
THANKS TO OUR DONORS
ConPRmetidos hosted an event on Wednesday, May 29th, where we presented our initiatives and ways to get involved with Puerto Rico. It was an evening filled with networking and reunions between Puerto Ricans and allies in NYC.
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A cción So l idaria ( AC U TAS )
At réve te Ha z l o
C asa Juana C o l ón Apoyo y Ori e ntación A L a
M uj e r
C asa P ro te gida Julia d e B u rg o s
C onocimi e nto Digi tal en Tus M anos (C oDEM )
Fundación Ate nción Ate nció n
Ho gar d el B u e n Pa sto r
Im pac to J u ve ntu d
I n stitu to d e C ar p i nte rí a
I n stitu to Te cnológico d e V iequ e s
M ar Educado s
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M o nte A z u l Foundatio n
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A l ivia H e a l t h
A sh fo rd Ve ntu re s
A s ociación d e C o nt rati stas Ge n e ral e s d e
A m érica , Capítulo d e Pu e r to Rico ( AGC -PR )
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Banco P opula r
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Bu rson Co h n & Wol fe
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C EG so f t
C onn e ct A s si stanc e
C S A G rou p
C U V R O
G row th Fac to rs
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I nvi d
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Lib e r ty C om m unication s
Lo rd C on structio n
M anor B rid ge C a p i ta l
M a r vel D e si g n s
M on e y G rou p
M yDP O
Na g no i
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Opa s cop e
Ori e ntal B an k
Ox fo rd Tu to rs
D e pa r tam e nto d e Desar ro l lo Económico y
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Do rado S e r vic e s, L LC
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F i rst Ban k
FL E XI O
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This impact report was written by Aurora Hernández Galliano, edited by our esteemed consultant Denise M. Byrne, and graphically designed by Erika O’neill.
