COLOMBIA
MBS CERTIFICATES: 725
MBS JR CERTIFICATES: 10
SUCCESS AMBASSADORS: 47
Success Ambassadors
Nelson Ricardo Triana
Yasmina Vargas
Leonardo Mauricio Gómez
Juan Chirinos
Andreina Ramos
Angela Zapata
Laura Roussel Herrera
Liliana Martinez
Lina Enríquez
Sofía Alejo
Yesenia Guauque
Claudia Isaza
Anderson Díaz
Eliana Castro
Fabiola Salinas
Helena Rodriguez
Miriam Uribe Cantillo
María Angélica Mayorga
Rosalía Martínez
Yazmin Bonilla
Impact of the MBS course in Columbia
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 Colombia.
Agree/Disagree | Before/After
I have my own business. | 48% / 80%
I have a plan to improve my personal life. | 48% / 85%
I serve in my community. | 37% / 81%
I save money regularly. | 42% / 85%
My family spends less than we earn. | 40% / 78%
My family can afford the basic necessities of life. | 69% / 86%
I keep business records. | 24% / 78%
My business has improved because of the MBS course. | 0% / 86%
My income has increased because of the MBS course. | 0% / 86%
Colombia Success Stories
The MBS Course Is More Than a Course – It Is Knowledge
Colombia. Jennsy Dyana Piraza Puentes: It was a spectacular experience where we learned very important topics, within a business, both in personal and work life; thus we do not neglect our quality of life plan, and we take it into account for our future.
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Growing Her Dreams in Columbia
Columbia. Yamile Cantillo. I took the MBS course because of its purpose of helping people with the desire to work and progress but lacked the knowledge needed to move forward.
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Manicures and Massages
Colombia. Shortly after our conference in Ecuador last spring, Nelson Triana landed a contract with his local government, authorizing him to teach the MBS course in schools as part of their business curriculum. After presenting the program and modeling the teaching style, he was offered positions in 3 different schools, teaching 5 different courses. This work has been so successful and kept him so busy that he’s had to turn down other schools that want the MBS materials taught in their business departments.
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The key is being unique
Colombia. Success Ambassador Darío Sanchez noticed an opportunity when he heard about the “Cedezos” program sponsored by the city government. This program supports the development of business and entrepreneurship in local areas by setting up training centers in each community in the city. Darío knew this would be a perfect place to implement the MBS program, so he presented the idea to the Cedezo in his neighborhood and explained to them the difference between Interweave’s training and other programs they might have tried in the past.
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