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5 +4 | Social Union of Christian Entrepreneurs and Executives (USEC) |
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Social Union of Christian Entrepreneurs and Executives (USEC) Explanation: Good luck from Oso ¶:^) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-03-25 08:19:18 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- \"Social Union of Christian Entrepreneurs and Executives (USEC) Created in 1948 by a group of Christian businessmen, USEC was born with the idea of applying the social doctrine of the Catholic Church in business and entrepreneurial field. In the nearly 50 years since then, the organization has found its place in Chilean society by realizing significant contributions to the development of business managers and owners, and by setting an example for the Christian entrepreneur in national life. USEC has grown during the years by developing many new projects, one of which was the development of COMPARTE to export handicrafts. USEC has coordinated its efforts with the International Christian Union of Business Directors (UNIAPAC), whose central office is located in Brussels, Belgium and which has 30 federated associations around the world. Notable Facts --USEC was the first movement of its type in Latin America. --USEC helps to create similar entrepreneurial movements in other countries. --USEC promotes the artisan workshops and their workers by establishing and managing credit lines for the creation and growth of micro entrepreneurial ventures in order to create jobs. --USEC promotes and participates in a society of risk capital for the stimulation of new entrepreneurial ventures...\" Reference: http://www.xmission.com/~arts/comparte/usec.html |
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