The Santo Domingo Chamber finished two new promotions of the Diploma in management of procedures before the commercial registryin which 40 analysts from the institution and 32 analysts and registrars from the country’s chambers graduated, the latter through the Dominican Federation of Chambers of Commerce (Fedocameras).
“This training effort responds to a conviction that has the Santo Domingo Chamber: the quality of our services to users is strengthened when we train better to the people who make it possible,” said the president of the entity, Lucile Houellemont.
Likewise, he stated that the institution believes in the power of education to improve the service they offer to the business ecosystemto facilitate the making business and accompany the companies in all its stages.
“This is why the work that each of you does is so important: the commercial registry is he birth certificate of a formal company and you are in charge of guaranteeing the reliability of each record,” Houellemont said.
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The participants in the Diploma in Business Registry Procedure Management perfected their knowledge of the corporate vehicles most used in the country, the management of commercial companies, the registration of foreign companies, corporate governance, shareholders’ meetings, corporate crimes, commercial restructuring, estate planning, the legislative development of corporate law and the commercial registry in general.
At the event, the president of Fedocameras, Manuel Aníbal Garcíaconsidered that “what is truly important is what this diploma represents: the will to continue growing, to do things better and to serve better.”
García thanked the Chamber of Commerce of Santo Domingo and that of Ministry of IndustryCommerce and MSMEs (MICM), which supported Fedocameras so that the analysts of the provincial chambers would receive the diploma, which “raises the level of the entire chamber system.”
Closing of the training
At the closing of the diploma the lawyer Alberto Fiallo-Billini offered a power talk in which he highlighted the importance of the work carried out by analysts of the commercial registry for the national business sector and motivated them to carry out their work with optimistic attitude and enthusiasm.
The diploma was carried out together with Judicial Gazette and lasted for nine weeks of virtual classes and permanent support. In the first edition, held between July and September, 46 lawyers, entrepreneurs, consultants and business administrators graduated. companies.
