MEXICO

MBS CERTIFICATES: 118

MBS CERTIFICATES JR: 0

SUCCESS AMBASSADORS: 24

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Success Ambassadors

Frida Calvo Veracruz

Alejandro GutierrezMonterrey

David Perez Gomez

Francisco Zavala

Frida Calvo

Georgina Arce

Lizbeth Bravo

Nestor Cruz

Oswal Cárdenas

Ulises Sánchez

Blanca Estela Gutiérrez R.

Guillermo Raylander Navarette

Alvaro Tiburcio Loayza

Nohemi Salazar

Jorge Machuca

Edgar Alejandro Gutiérrez Vázquez

Impact of the MBS course in Mexico

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 Mexico.

Agree/Disagree | Before/After

I have my own business. | 55% / 85%

I have a plan to improve my personal life. | 50% / 95%

I serve in my community. | 35% / 92%

I save money regularly. | 47% / 87%

My family spends less than we earn. | 72% / 80%

My family can afford the basic necessities of life. | 92% / 92%

I keep business records. | 45% / 92%

My business has improved because of the MBS course. | 0% / 90%

My income has increased because of the MBS course. | 0% / 87%

Mexico Success Stories

Turning an Idea Into Reality

Mexico. My name is Alan Joseph Cadena Juárez. I am 26 years old and am a Marketing graduate. About seven years ago, I decided to start a business. I had many ideas, but I did not have the necessary skills to open a business. While I was in the Marketing program, I found a job that sold coffee makers. At that moment, the idea to sell coffee consumables was born, since this store only sold coffee makers. I then found an Interweave Solutions ambassador who told me about a program that teaches individuals how to start a business to help them change their lives.

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Mexico. “In one of our literacy self-reliance groups in Chiapas, Mexico, there lives a woman named Maria. She is sixty years old but eagerly started attending the group because it has been her dream to learn how to read and write. Even though she just started attending the group only a few weeks ago, she now knows how to write her name, the vowels, and is diligently learning the rest of the letters in the alphabet. She says that finally learning to read and write has brought her more joy than she knew was possible.”

Interweave’s Newest Ambassadors

Mexico. We recently have had sixteen new ambassadors join our team! They are from México and we are so excited to have them as a part of our team.

They each had to pass through an interview process to verify that they were serious candidates and ready to help spread the Interweave vision. They had a special graduation ceremony in which co-founder, Dean Curtis and Latin American program director, Diego Lizano gave the certificates. The celebration was beautiful and the new ambassadors are already forming groups and making a difference in the world of Interweave already.