Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo — AMEXME Riviera Maya celebrated its 23rd anniversary with a monthly meeting on February 26, marking more than two decades of promoting women’s leadership and business development in the region.
During the session, the organization presented work plans from various departments under the leadership of current president Valeria Rindertsma and the coordination of the Board of Directors. Each committee shared objectives and action lines aligned with the 2026 strategic vision, reaffirming their commitment to structured, coordinated work with measurable results.
The event included representatives from AMEXME Cancún’s Board of Directors and members of the National Board, who are already forming alliances under the new leadership headed by Denisse Montiel. This visit strengthened regional ties and collaboration between chapters.
As part of the program, organizers held a panel discussion titled “Business Outlook in Light of New Reforms,” featuring Gabriela González López, Notary 82 and Director of AMEXME Riviera Maya’s Legal Department; Pablo Barrera de la Cruz, Vice President of the Riviera Maya Association of Accounting Professionals; and Abigail Ordóñez, Vice President of ANADE. Panelists shared key information about legal changes affecting the business sector.
The organization also renewed its agreement with ANADE and its president Laura Romero, strengthening institutional ties.
New member companies presented during the event included Parachicos de Julia Camas and Espacio Conexión Ama de Araceli Sandoval.
Following tradition, the organization presented awards for highest consumption and aired the “Good News” informational segment, hosted by Communications Director Audrey Arroniz and Vice President I Carla Toledo, which highlighted member achievements and organizational progress.
After 23 years since its founding, AMEXME Riviera Maya continues to solidify its position as a strong network of women entrepreneurs working together for growth, professional development, and positive regional impact.
Previous leaders who have headed AMEXME Riviera Maya before Valeria Rindertsma include Eugenia Rueda, Luisa Eugenia Guzmán, Maricruz Escudero, Rocío Palacios, Mary Martínez, Guadalupe Macedo, Adriana Bravo Mena, Araceli Sandoval Ortiz, and Liliana Bravo Mena.
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