Infova commits to international expansion with new offices in Chile and Peru

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

With more than 20 years developing management talent in Spain, Infova has taken a step forward in its business strategy, and has undertaken the internationalization of its services, with the opening of its offices in Chile and Peru.

Due to the international nature of many of Infova's clients, they began to meet the demands in the formation of teams, which had previously been in Portugal and South America. Since last year, work in Peru and Chile has been more frequent, so as explained by the Director of Infova, Gonzalo Martínez de Miguel, "The volume of business that we are consolidating in these two countries has justified the opening of permanent offices."

It is, according to comments, to provide a better service to its customers and to have a greater presence, which allows them to develop the Latin American market with the quality and service vocation that has always accompanied them.

The Infova director points out, "We have always worked in America, but with the same workers that we operate in Spain. Now our goal is to create and form local teams that can meet the demand from the region, without the need to move trainers and consultants from Spain. "

He also insists that although the problems of the teams are different in each market, there is a common goal and starting point. "In Infova we have developed our own methodologies for two decades to promote managerial talent. And our goal is to put these methodologies and this way of understanding managerial training at the disposal of Chilean and Peruvian companies," he adds.

Finally, he explains that in the case of Infova Automoción, its division specialized in the motor sector, enormous synergies are created in the development of contents, creation of learning materials, training methodologies, etc. being the same for the products that are marketed in Chile, Peru and Spain.

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

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