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June 27, 2023

Factores limitantes para las empresas

Las start ups tienen límites que deben ir pasando conforme avanzan para ser una empresa de mayor tamaño.

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Luis Antonio Paredes Izaguirre

Profesor titular de Política de Empresa

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Es profesor del área de Política de Empresa y director del Centro de Investigación en Iniciativa Empresarial (CIIE). Licenciado en Administración y Negocios Internacionales con especialidad en Finanzas por parte de la Universidad Panamericana (UP). Doctor en Management por la University of East Anglia (UEA) en Reino Unido. Posee un Máster en Dirección de Empresa por University of East Anglia (UEA) en Reino Unido. Cursó el Programa de Dirección (D-1) en IPADE.

Consultor y asesor en diversas empresas del ramo de la construcción, financiero, transporte industrial, agroindustrial y sector público, en temas relacionados con estrategia, gestión del cambio, innovación y gobierno corporativo. Colaborador en incubadoras de negocio del sector público y privado. Socio fundador en Fondeavida, S.C, CRUDS SAPI y DASAPAR, SAPI.

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  • Mitos y realidades de las empresas denominadas unicornio | Encuentro Global de Egresados 2021.
  • Crisis y oportunidad: ¿por qué hacemos lo que hacemos y hacia dónde vamos?
  • #IPADE Continuidad 2019 | Luis Antonio Paredes
  • Factores limitantes para las empresas

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  • Mitos y realidades de las empresas denominadas unicornio | Encuentro Global de Egresados 2021.
  • Crisis y oportunidad: ¿por qué hacemos lo que hacemos y hacia dónde vamos?
  • #IPADE Continuidad 2019 | Luis Antonio Paredes
  • Factores limitantes para las empresas

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