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| Hugo W. Merida - Chairman of the Board |
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Mr.
Merida
has an unparalleled record of leadership and achievement with a deep commitment
to business and Business Commitment Hugo served as a top Officer with numerous organizations. His dedication to the business community transcends twenty years of experience in International Finance, Business Administration. Mr. Merida established business relationships with numerous insurance companies, investment bankers, credit companies, as well as private sector companies for the purpose of providing successful investments in the Latin American region. From the Public Accountant to President Mr. Merida graduated from the Guatemala Commercial Science School as a Public Accountant and attended California State University majoring in Business Administration. He has been a practicing accountant, by trade for more than thirty years. Hugo played a key role in promoting foreign trade in addition to sponsoring investment projects between California and Latin America. These accomplishments paved the way for the signing of the Mutual Cooperation Agreement between the Federation of Central American Chambers of Commerce (FECAMCO) on the year 2000. Subsequent, agreements were signed with the Central America Chambers of Commerce, the Guatemala Chamber of Commerce of Guatemala CA and The California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce early this year. Mr. Merida is a former President and Founder of the Guatemala California Chamber of Commerce. He also served in the following capacities:
Hugo’s tenure as Advisor/Director for these organizations, have provided him an unrivaled understanding and sensitivity for the needs of the California Markets. This is also combined with the knowledge of what the Latin American countries have to offer. Therefore, he is the right person to lead our Hispanic businesses and assist in providing the much needed technical assistance to other organizations whose mission is helping Latinos in United States. |
