Valle INN Barberos, Valle INN Tech and Valle INN Constructor, are the three calls that the Valle Invencible Route brought to Cali, where 260 entrepreneurs received supplies, equipment and tools to grow, strengthen themselves and generate better living conditions.
“Our governor Clara Luz Roldán has invested more than $2,500 million in this project, it is an entrepreneurship project that promotes employability. We train them in barbering, also young people who are passionate about technology, others who like construction were trained in white and gray work and today we deliver the supplies they need,” said Pedro Bravo, Secretary of Economic Development of the Valley.
The San Francisco Barberos Square was the setting for the delivery of supplies to 70 barbershop, 70 manicure and 60 hairdressing ventures. “Very grateful to God and the Governor who gave us some implements such as a professional barber chair, machines, blades, necks and many more accessories that help us for our business project,” said Jefferson Arley Sanabria, beneficiary of Valle INN Barberos.
Meanwhile, another 20 entrepreneurs such as Rosa Elvira Garrido, from commune 12 of Cali, received the necessary tools to carry out their work in the Valle INN constructor call. “Thanks to God and to Dr. Clara Luz Roldán, I received supplies for my work, which benefit me to improve my quality of life,” said the beneficiary.
Valle INN Tech benefited 40 people with inputs that allow them to potentiate their business units for the repair and inspection of cell phones, laptops, and tablets. “With this delivery, the quality of life of their families improves, but also the service they are providing because they will have the supplies, equipment, and actions to better develop their trade,” said María Lucero Urriago, advisor to the Governor’s Office. of the Cauca Valley.
College students
Due to its contributions to the economy and innovative initiative, the Valle INN economic strengthening model led by the Government of Valle continues to consolidate itself as a national example for the growth of entrepreneurship and the regions.
University students from different regions of Colombia come to the facilities of the Secretariat for Economic Development to find out how the strategy works that in Valle del Cauca has generated nearly 77,000 jobs.
“We came to learn about the programs that the Ministry of Economic Development has to find out how they support entrepreneurs in the region and how through the programs they do business development in the region. It is very interesting that these types of programs are carried out from the public sector because sometimes one finds all the public institutions very detached from the private part, which is support for the productive sectors, but here we see it,” said Deisy Cabrera, a professor of the University of the Amazon in Caquetá.
Twenty-six students between the ages of 18 and 26 came from this department to learn about the initiative. “Valle del Cauca is considered one of the emblematic sites of Colombia and it is a reference for us to learn a little more about the programs that the Government has and the successful ventures because entrepreneurship and all sectors of the economy are greatly supported here. , the opposite of what happens in Caquetá,” said Mabel Molina, a student at the University of the Amazon.
“We are amazed because cases like Valle INN are extremely interesting and important and should be replicated in all regions of the country because they have articulated spaces for innovation, technology, and internationalization plans,” added student Alfredo Pinzón.
To date, the supplies delivered free of charge through the Valle INN funds have benefited 12,866 entrepreneurs in the region with an investment of close to $83 billion. Added to this are training projects that have allowed entrepreneurs in the region to strengthen their knowledge and even conquer international markets with the ‘Internationalization Route’.
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