Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo — The Riviera Maya chapter of the Mexican Association of Women Business Owners (AMEXME) held its first Ordinary General Assembly of Members at the Ocean Riviera Paradise hotel in Playa del Carmen, an event centered on transparency, accountability and strengthening women’s business leadership.
Chapter president Valeria Rindertsma presented her activity report for the April-to-September 2026 period, highlighting work carried out to support the growth of businesswomen in the region and to build connections among them.
Treasurer Nelly Nava García then delivered the financial report for the same period and set out the proposed income and spending budget for the 2027 fiscal year.
As part of the agenda, Rocío Palacios shared the results of the chapter’s Protocolo 360 initiative. Under the coordination of Ruth Carrillo, several entrepreneurs from the PASE 2026 program also presented their projects and described the progress they made during the program, which is now in its final stage after a year of activities aimed at strengthening their skills and business ventures.
The assembly closed with a talk on insurance recommendations led by Lila López and Gwendoline Gama, insurance advisers and AMEXME Riviera Maya members, who shared guidance on the importance of adequate protection and planning against potential risks.
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