PRMA Industrial Women's Chapter

PRMA Industrial Women's Chapter is located in Guaynabo, Puerto Rico on Centro Internacional de Mercadeo Torre II Oficina 702, 90 Carr. 165. PRMA Industrial Women's Chapter is rated 3 out of 5 in the category import and export in Puerto Rico. The Industrial Women Chapter of the Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association is committed to foster a comprehensive and inclusive entity which ensures integration, development and accelerates advancement of the Puerto Rico professional women community and their impact to the economy of Puerto Rico, business growth and professional advancement. Our Vision is to be the Puerto Rico multi-sector’s industry integrator of the industrial women community by empowering, advancing and promoting influence, inclusiveness, and gender balance. The industrial women chapter will drive economic solutions and business growth through superior industry leading rates of performance, in collaboration with internal and external business sectors and women networks. The Industry distinguishes the added value of women leaders as skillful business partners. The Industrial Women Chapter will become a resource for companies and individual members to achieve continuous business and organizational development through structured roadmaps, strategies and initiatives, benchmarking world-class business strategies and methodologies for competitiveness and professional growth. The Industrial Women Chapter of the PRMA acts as an integrator of multi-sectorial companies and associations that could provide valuable tools and knowledge to enhance organizational structures, encourage collaborations and capability building to ensure the advancement of the women workforce to the most influential positions in the organization. We encourage strong mutual support networks among members; development of programs to transform current women challenges into enablers, foster legislation and incentives to facilitate work-family balance, mentoring opportunities for women to share strenghts, talents, and experience; fulfillment of our members leadership potential; career and personal development, and recognition of women;s achievements and of organizations that foster the advancement of women at work.