In recognition of its commitment to the activities proposed by the AFLORA program, IMEK Research Center in Marketing & Development was selected and invited to participate in the AFLORA School of Directors; a training space for leaders of social organizations in Colombia, that is part of the Aflora Program.
The Aflora School of Directors is organized by the Bolívar Davivienda Foundation together with EDIME, the INALDE Middle Management Unit, and the Business School of La Sabana University. At the School of Directors, managerial skills are strengthened to lead social organizations through the case method, individual study, teamwork, and general sessions, where the following areas are addressed: analysis of business situations, people management in organizations, obtaining resources, organizational culture, process management, strategy and others.
We participated together with 29 organizations from all over the country, these were:
- Misioneras de Cristo Maestro, Bogota.
- Corporación Pan, Medellin.
- Saciar Foundation, Medellin.
- Archdiocesan Food Bank of Medellín Foundation, Medellin.
- Sirenaica Foundation, Medellin.
- Nurseries Gota de Leche, Medellin.
- Corporación San Luis, Medellin.
- 33 Dreams, Soacha.
- Fundatar, Girardota.
- Faith and Hope, Bogota.
- Funimos Foundation, Medellin.
- Good Treatment Foundation, Bogota.
- Corporación PlatoHedro, Medellin.
- Unico Foundation, Santiago de Cali.
- Nutrinfantil Foundation, Mosquera.
- Learning Foundation, Bogota.
- Promotion of Social Development FODES, Cartagena de Indias.
- Samaritan Foundation “Love and Serve”, Medellin.
- Friends of Jesus and Mary Foundation, Bogota.
- Somos Capazes Association, Bogota.
- IMEK Research Center in Marketing & Development, Santiago de Cali.
- Ronald McDonald House Foundation of Colombia, Bogota.
- Ecotribal Foundation / spoiled by nature, Bogota.
- Corporación Síndrome Down, Bogota.
- Doggy in home, Bogota.
- Emprende mejor, Santiago de Cali.
- Only Synergy, Bogota.
- Dame la Mano Foundation, Medellin.
- Tepiapa Corporation, Bogota.
We thank the Aflora Program and the Bolívar Davivienda Foundation for allowing us to exchange knowledge with the teachers and social leaders of the organizations that participated. Furthermore, we hope that the exchanges will lead us to work more collaboratively for the benefit of the country.
More about the Aflora Program here.
