Economist and international speaker Jonathan D’Oleo Puig argued that for our region to develop, the meritocracy of entrepreneurship must displace the clientelistic political culture.
«What does our region have to do to see an evolution towards development? A disruptive dynamic has to exist, a disruptive dynamic has to materialize where the meritocratic dynamic of entrepreneurship displaces the patronage political culture that has the overweight State and the poor without a peso”, he maintained.
D’ Óleo Puig made his proposals when giving the conference «Economy and trade» within the framework of the fair Provisions Expo 2022 which takes place in Sambil, from June 2 to 5.
The speaker and author also argued that entrepreneurship is a destructive creative act, since new ideas prevail over existing ones. inferior old women
“Entrepreneurship is a destructive creative dynamic where the new destroys the old with inferior performance,” said D’Oleo.
He gave as examples the appearance of the cart that “destroyed the horse and the donkey” as means of transportation.
The international speaker also said that in the case of the computer, it “destroyed” the typewriter.
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Jonathan D’Oleo Puig is an economist, author, and business and government consultant, holding a double BA in Economics and Political Science from Brandeis University (Boston, MA) and a Master of Science in Public Policy from University College London (London, England).
When he was just 23 years old, he developed a capital markets financial advisory practice in Miami, FL during the period of the Global Financial Crisis.
Currently serving as CEO of D’Oleo Analytica LLCa company dedicated to business consulting and human capital training through workshops and conferences on leadership, innovation and strategic planning worldwide.
D’Oleo Puig has collaborated as an expert in leadership, economics and business development in companies such as John Hancock Financial, Standard, Chartered Bank, Edward Jones Investments, Standard Chartered Bank, National Financial Corporation of Ecuador, ISM Business School and Lithuania University of Murcia.
The third edition of the Expo Provisiones fair is held under the slogan “Trade, catalyst for Dominican industry” and is dedicated to the Nestlé Dominicana company. In addition, for the first time it has a guest country, this being Guatemala.
The fair is dedicated to Nestle Dominicanfor being one of the companies that for several decades has provided support to the commerce sector, through an innovative portfolio of products and for implementing the best practices in marketing, safety and environmental care.
In addition to conferences at the fair, there will be work meetings, special programs for the retail channel, technical assistance and presentation of success stories.
Expo Provisiones is the main event linked to the commercial activity of mass consumption products in the Dominican Republic, standing out for its quality, innovation and contribution to the business community linked to the supply market and retail and wholesale trade.
The lords Julio Cesar Perez MataPresident of the CNCP, the economist Jonathan D’Oleo Puig, Alberto Leroux Ptde. Fair Committee.
