CDI seeks that The International Economic Development Council endorses the excellence of the services provided by the agency and the business climate in our city.
Mexicali BC-The Industrial Development Commission of Mexicali (IDC) will receive in the up coming days, a group of specialists from the International Economic Development Council of Washington DC, who will be evaluating our organization as well as our city, to grant the AEDO Accreditation (Accredited Economic Development Organization).
This was announced by Mr. Manuel Rubio Montoya, President of IDC, he said that if IDC obtains this achievement it would be the first promotion agency holding this accreditation in Mexico and Latin America.
¨We want to give Mexicali one more reason to be proud, by being the first to achieve the AEDO Accreditation, the team has worked hard to comply with the guidelines that the International Council demands and we believe the results of this visit will be very positive¨ Stated the President of IDC.
The Industrial Development Commission decided to seek this accreditation to gain an advantage and differentiate itself from other cities competing to attract investment, also one of the strategic projects drawn at the beginning of this administration, was to strengthen the quality of service and transparency through the endorsement of an international authority on the matter, assured, Manuel Rubio.
The accreditation process consists of two phases, during the first phase a series of information related to the organization such as mission, vision, values, strategic plans, marketing plans, financial information, among others, is sent to the International Economic Development Council, where the committee reviews and recommends whether to continue the accreditation process.
Once the information is approved, the second stage is a visit of specialists who perform a work agenda to assess the performance of the organization in action and the business climate prevailing in Mexicali.
The critical factors to evaluate are: management leadership, resources and sources of funding, the business community's commitment to the institution in addition to its planning and long-term vision.
For this visit, a work agenda has been planned, it includes the participation of Ex-Presidents of IDC, company visits, meetings with Presidents of various business associations such as, CANACINTRA AMMAC COPARMEX, Liaison Committee, among others as well as a meeting with the Mayor Rodolfo Valdez Gutierrez and Francisco Perez Tejada Padilla, elected Mayor.
Mexicali BC-The Industrial Development Commission of Mexicali (IDC) will receive in the up coming days, a group of specialists from the International Economic Development Council of Washington DC, who will be evaluating our organization as well as our city, to grant the AEDO Accreditation (Accredited Economic Development Organization).
This was announced by Mr. Manuel Rubio Montoya, President of IDC, he said that if IDC obtains this achievement it would be the first promotion agency holding this accreditation in Mexico and Latin America.
¨We want to give Mexicali one more reason to be proud, by being the first to achieve the AEDO Accreditation, the team has worked hard to comply with the guidelines that the International Council demands and we believe the results of this visit will be very positive¨ Stated the President of IDC.
The Industrial Development Commission decided to seek this accreditation to gain an advantage and differentiate itself from other cities competing to attract investment, also one of the strategic projects drawn at the beginning of this administration, was to strengthen the quality of service and transparency through the endorsement of an international authority on the matter, assured, Manuel Rubio.
The accreditation process consists of two phases, during the first phase a series of information related to the organization such as mission, vision, values, strategic plans, marketing plans, financial information, among others, is sent to the International Economic Development Council, where the committee reviews and recommends whether to continue the accreditation process.
Once the information is approved, the second stage is a visit of specialists who perform a work agenda to assess the performance of the organization in action and the business climate prevailing in Mexicali.
The critical factors to evaluate are: management leadership, resources and sources of funding, the business community's commitment to the institution in addition to its planning and long-term vision.
For this visit, a work agenda has been planned, it includes the participation of Ex-Presidents of IDC, company visits, meetings with Presidents of various business associations such as, CANACINTRA AMMAC COPARMEX, Liaison Committee, among others as well as a meeting with the Mayor Rodolfo Valdez Gutierrez and Francisco Perez Tejada Padilla, elected Mayor.
CDI seeks that The International Economic Development Council endorses the excellence of the services provided by the agency and the business climate in our city.
Mexicali BC-The Industrial Development Commission of Mexicali (IDC) will receive in the up coming days, a group of specialists from the International Economic Development Council of Washington DC, who will be evaluating our organization as well as our city, to grant the AEDO Accreditation (Accredited Economic Development Organization).
This was announced by Mr. Manuel Rubio Montoya, President of IDC, he said that if IDC obtains this achievement it would be the first promotion agency holding this accreditation in Mexico and Latin America.
¨We want to give Mexicali one more reason to be proud, by being the first to achieve the AEDO Accreditation, the team has worked hard to comply with the guidelines that the International Council demands and we believe the results of this visit will be very positive¨ Stated the President of IDC.
The Industrial Development Commission decided to seek this accreditation to gain an advantage and differentiate itself from other cities competing to attract investment, also one of the strategic projects drawn at the beginning of this administration, was to strengthen the quality of service and transparency through the endorsement of an international authority on the matter, assured, Manuel Rubio.
The accreditation process consists of two phases, during the first phase a series of information related to the organization such as mission, vision, values, strategic plans, marketing plans, financial information, among others, is sent to the International Economic Development Council, where the committee reviews and recommends whether to continue the accreditation process.
Once the information is approved, the second stage is a visit of specialists who perform a work agenda to assess the performance of the organization in action and the business climate prevailing in Mexicali.
The critical factors to evaluate are: management leadership, resources and sources of funding, the business community's commitment to the institution in addition to its planning and long-term vision.
For this visit, a work agenda has been planned, it includes the participation of Ex-Presidents of IDC, company visits, meetings with Presidents of various business associations such as, CANACINTRA AMMAC COPARMEX, Liaison Committee, among others as well as a meeting with the Mayor Rodolfo Valdez Gutierrez and Francisco Perez Tejada Padilla, elected Mayor.
Mexicali BC-The Industrial Development Commission of Mexicali (IDC) will receive in the up coming days, a group of specialists from the International Economic Development Council of Washington DC, who will be evaluating our organization as well as our city, to grant the AEDO Accreditation (Accredited Economic Development Organization).
This was announced by Mr. Manuel Rubio Montoya, President of IDC, he said that if IDC obtains this achievement it would be the first promotion agency holding this accreditation in Mexico and Latin America.
¨We want to give Mexicali one more reason to be proud, by being the first to achieve the AEDO Accreditation, the team has worked hard to comply with the guidelines that the International Council demands and we believe the results of this visit will be very positive¨ Stated the President of IDC.
The Industrial Development Commission decided to seek this accreditation to gain an advantage and differentiate itself from other cities competing to attract investment, also one of the strategic projects drawn at the beginning of this administration, was to strengthen the quality of service and transparency through the endorsement of an international authority on the matter, assured, Manuel Rubio.
The accreditation process consists of two phases, during the first phase a series of information related to the organization such as mission, vision, values, strategic plans, marketing plans, financial information, among others, is sent to the International Economic Development Council, where the committee reviews and recommends whether to continue the accreditation process.
Once the information is approved, the second stage is a visit of specialists who perform a work agenda to assess the performance of the organization in action and the business climate prevailing in Mexicali.
The critical factors to evaluate are: management leadership, resources and sources of funding, the business community's commitment to the institution in addition to its planning and long-term vision.
For this visit, a work agenda has been planned, it includes the participation of Ex-Presidents of IDC, company visits, meetings with Presidents of various business associations such as, CANACINTRA AMMAC COPARMEX, Liaison Committee, among others as well as a meeting with the Mayor Rodolfo Valdez Gutierrez and Francisco Perez Tejada Padilla, elected Mayor.
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