BOLIVIA

MBS Certificates: 845
MBS JR Certificates: 0
SUCCESS AMBASSADORS: 18
Success Ambassadors
Andrea Cisneros
Amalia Apaza
Helga Bilbao
Jacqueline Alcántara
Claudia Ampuero
Fabio Aruquipa
Janeth Mendoza Santillan
Viviam Paola Aviles Davila
Gabriel Rojas
Mariana Jorge
Marianela Balboa
Vivian Aviles
Lila Alvarez Yujra
Edwin Mollinedo
Wilder Galarza
Luis Fernando Ilaquita Fernandez
Marco Antonio Suarez
Impact of the MBS course in Bolivia
Participants are asked to complete a self-evaluation before and after completing the MBS course. The following report demonstrates the impact of the MBS course based on the evaluation results in Bolivia.
Agree/Disagree | Before/After
I have my own business. | 59% / 88%
I have a plan to improve my personal life. | 50% / 85%
I serve in my community. | 43% / 75%
I save money regularly. | 52% / 78%
My family spends less than we earn. | 63% / 67%
My family can afford the basic necessities of life. | 84% / 82%
I keep business records. | 40% / 82%
My business has improved because of the MBS course. | 0% / 88%
My income has increased because of the MBS course. | 0% / 87%
Bolivia Success Stories
The MBS Course Taught Her Financial Independence
Bolivia. Eva Francisca Colque. I am from Tupiza in Potosí. I went to live with my husband in La Paz, because he had a well-paid job there. My son was born a year later and every day at home with my baby, a pet, my husband and all day at work started to depress me so I started knitting therapy.
MoreFinding Opportunities to Improve Through the MBS
Bolivia. My name is Brenda Echeverría. From a very young age, I was very independent and I consider myself a humble and responsible person. I recently graduated with a degree in business administration and I work as temporary personnel, generally in marketing companies. Last year I started looking for permanent jobs. Unfortunately, these jobs ask for years of experience. Because of so, I decided to participate in the Master of Business in the Streets (MBS) program.
MoreFinding Confidence Through the MBS
Bolivia. My name is Peggy Carla Cordova Luna. I am an economist, and at this time I am working with consultants in the public and private sectors. However, these past two years I have been thinking a lot about starting my own business. In the beginning I did not have a clear horizon, but I love to learn new things and change the course of my life. I like the challenge.
MoreMaking Time for the Angels
Bolivia. Before she began the MBS program, Lydia Aguilar was trying to make a small business out of making and selling leather jackets to her neighbors, but ultimately she had no idea how to run a business. Now that she has taken and graduated from the MBS course, she organizes her successfully growing business well.
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