Dr. Josué Velázquez Martínez provided with the support of MIT SCM 2019 students Fadi Abou Chacra and Joshua Rocha, as well as MIT CGLOG student Denisse Chin an interactive workshop with owners of small firms in Guadalajara, México to provide skills of better practices in supply chain management
Implementing Public Policy in Urban Design to reduce urban CO2 emissions.
Small and Medium Enterprises represent 90% of companies in OECD countries, with low productivity
being one of their main challenges.
A large majority of companies in Latin America are micro or small firms, making them an important part of the region’s economy.
Millions of mom-and-pop stores represent 40-70% of the market share of Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) companies.
Micro and small firms represent the largest percentage of the businesses operating in Latin America having a high employability contribution and a high potential Gross Domestic Product (GDP) impact on the region.