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Chevron gives “Micro Businessmen Training Workshop” for Venezuelan entrepreneurs
Petroleumworld
CARACAS
Petroleumworld.com 03 30 06Chevron Venezuela in partnership with Banauge, a Venezuelan non-profit Civil Association belonging to the Cesap Social Group (Popular Action Service Center), finalized Wednesday the third “Micro Businessmen Training Workshop” as part of the program “Building a Productive Leadership”.
The topics that were addressed in the forum in which over 80 participants attended amongst enterprising businessmen, micro businessmen, and other representatives related to the micro enterprise matter covered the following issues: training and technical assistance programs, competitiveness strengthening, social responsibility, micro finance support, reality of the small and medium enterprises (PYMES), productive leadership for the micro enterprise, and managing model projects for the incorporation of new productive actors to the social services.
Beyond the credit access issue, the event – which was also sponsored by the energy company – encouraged a brainstorm between experts in the areas of social security and company development.
Such speeches were performed by representatives of the Ministry of Labor, IVSS, Conindustria, Fundes, Micros and Pymes, Cooperar, Banauge and Cesap.
The closure of these workshops was officially made in the framework of the Forum “Towards the Expansion and Entrenchment of the Micro Enterprise”, which was held at the Cesap Social Group headquarters.The “Building a Productive Leadership” Program is part of the social investment plan of long-term impact that Chevron has been developing in Caracas, Eastern and Western Venezuela; in economical development areas, and health, education and vocational training services.
Chevron activities in Venezuela include exploration, production, commercialization and marketing projects. Besides Plataforma Deltana Blocks 2 and 3, Chevron operates the Boscán and LL652 fields in western Venezuela and holds a 30 percent share in the Hamaca project, one of the four heavy-oil strategic associations in the prolific Orinoco Belt. It also has a national network of 85 Texaco-branded service stations, commercializes lubricants for vehicles and industrial clients, and distributes jet fuel at the Arturo Michelena International Airport in Valencia. Through Chevron Oronite Latin America, the company holds a strategic alliance with Deltaven (a PDVSA subsidiary)
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