When discussing public budgets or corporate social responsibility, education is often categorized as an expense. However, this perspective limits its true impact. Allocating resources to the education of children, young people, and adults generates long-term…
Proyectar cuánto podría crecer una inversión en un año es uno de los ejercicios más comunes —y más mal hechos— entre quienes empiezan a invertir. Estimar un rendimiento hipotético anual no es adivinar una cifra…
Diaspora investment networks can connect savings held abroad with businesses and development opportunities in countries of origin. Their contribution can extend beyond money because diaspora investors may also bring market knowledge, professional experience and cross-border…
Antes de invertir un solo peso, hay una pregunta que casi nadie se hace: ¿qué tipo de inversionista soy realmente? No se trata de cuánto dinero tienes, sino de cómo reaccionas frente al riesgo, cuánto…
Guatemala has a long tradition of companies and families reinvesting part of their success in the country’s well-being. This Guatemalan philanthropy is not limited to one-time donations; it takes the form of long-term programs aimed…
Invertir no tiene que significar pasar horas analizando gráficos ni tomar decisiones todos los días. La inversión pasiva es, precisamente, la respuesta para hacer crecer tu dinero con un enfoque simple, disciplinado y de largo…
Guatemala has a diverse higher education system, where public and private universities coexist with a shared purpose through their social impact: to educate professionals capable of transforming their surroundings. Beyond awarding degrees, these institutions have…
Next-generation family-business talent becomes a strategic issue when a company expands across countries, business lines and management layers. Growth increases the number of decisions that require professional judgment, local market knowledge and accountability. A family…
Guatemala is entering a new stage in the development of electric mobility as consumers, businesses, and public institutions increasingly explore alternatives to conventional vehicles. Electric cars, motorcycles, buses, and commercial vehicles are gradually becoming part…
Guatemala has a strong business network, largely made up of chambers of commerce and trade associations representing different productive sectors. These organizations not only bring together companies with common interests, but also serve as bridges…