WTC Asunción joins fight for inclusion

September 16, 2019

WTC Asunción joins Fundación Saraki´s SUMMA network, a business motivation program which proposes the creation of a Paraguayan network of friends of inclusion companies, that will bring together organizations interested in strengthening their corporate efforts of innovation in inclusion policies.

Saraki is an NGO working since 1996 on creating, promoting and disseminating ideas based on the inclusion, equality and equity of people. The launching event was held at the WTC Asunción auditorium and was attended by prominent businessmen and local authorities such as the Minister of Labor, Employment and Social Security, Carla Bacigalupo.

From this network, its members will initiate processes of mutual empowerment in matters of inclusion, through conversation, workshops for their work teams, international webinars, and an executive advisor who will accompany them in the process that will position their companies in the national and international market as business references of inclusion.

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