ITLA Bonao recognizes 25 entrepreneurs during the closing of the Emprende 2026 Bootcamp

By Daniel Reyes

Monseñor Nouel. – The Technological Institute of the Americas (ITLA), through its Bonao Extension and the Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, held the official closing ceremony of the Bootcamp Emprende 2026, an initiative that culminated in the awarding of certificates to 25 entrepreneurs who successfully completed the training program developed during the months of May and June 2026.

During the training process, participants strengthened their competencies in entrepreneurship, innovation, business model formulation, and the development of impactful projects, acquiring tools that will contribute to the growth of their initiatives and the economic development of the province.

The event was attended by the senator of the Monseñor Nouel province, Héctor Acosta, who congratulated the entrepreneurs for their dedication and urged them to continue promoting innovative ideas that contribute to the progress of the community.

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Likewise, the provincial governor, Adela Tejada, participated and highlighted the importance of promoting training spaces that foster entrepreneurship and the generation of opportunities for young people and small business owners in the province.

The activity was also led by Melissa Balbi, representative of the ITLA Center for Entrepreneurship and Innovation, and Marinel Canela, from the ITLA Bonao Extension, who highlighted the institution’s commitment to training, innovation, and the strengthening of the entrepreneurial ecosystem in the region.

The event was held at the ITLA Bonao facilities, where family members, special guests, and authorities accompanied the graduates in this important academic and professional achievement.

With this program, the Instituto Tecnológico de Las Américas reaffirms its commitment to promoting entrepreneurship as a tool for sustainable development, fostering the creation of innovative projects with social and economic impact in the Monseñor Nouel province and throughout the country.