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APOYO Consultoría in the Ranking Merco Companies 2020

15 de October de 2020

We are proud to have entered the top 100 of the ranking of the companies [...]

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How is the Peruvian consumer changing?

13 de October de 2020

Ángel Guillén, director of Analytics, and Clive Ramsey, project director of the Managing Consulting unit [...]

Ángel Guillén

Manager

Clive Ramsey

Manager

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APOYO Consultoría in the XL Survey of Power

12 de October de 2020

At APOYO Consultoría, we are proud to belong to the top 5 of the think [...]

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Let’s not scare away private investment

2 de October de 2020

Gianfranco Castagnola, managing partner of APOYO Consultoría, comments on the situation of private investment in [...]

Gianfranco Castagnola

Chairman of the Board

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Reactivating the tourism sector

13 de July de 2020

"This is an opportunity for the State to invest in technology, in order to have [...]

Carlos Aparicio

Project Manager

Nicole Balarezo

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Round Table: Peru in the 21st century | Food inflation, impacts and policies

10 de October de 2022

Third edition of the discussion table “Peru of the 21st century: Food inflation, impacts and [...]

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Gianfranco Castagnola: “This is not the team with which we would have wanted to face a crisis of this magnitude”

21 de June de 2020

Interview with Gianfranco Castagnola, managing partner of APOYO Consultoría, in the newspaper Perú 21.

Gianfranco Castagnola

Chairman of the Board

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In 2024, some key productive sectors will go from red to blue and will boost GDP growth to close to 3%

5 de March de 2024

Artículo en Gestión. Luego de un 2023 particularmente complicado para el cumplimiento de los objetivos [...]

Victor Albuquerque

Partner

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Is it a good time for the Peruvian company to seek internationalization?

7 de October de 2021

Clive Ramsey, manager of the Management Consulting unit at APOYO Consultoría, comments on some experiences [...]

Clive Ramsey

Manager

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Military Service for NEETs: Policy Based on Prejudice or Evidence?

12 de August de 2021

Cristina Glave, associate of the Economic Consulting unit at APOYO Consultoría, and María Fernanda Rodríguez, [...]

Cristina Glave

Partner

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What the coronavirus leaves in its wake

27 de February de 2020

The spread of the virus appears to have delayed the expected recovery of the Chinese [...]

Donita Rodriguez

Head of Macroeconomic Analysis

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Low expectations drive internationalization

27 de March de 2023

In a pessimistic context at the local level, Peruvian companies seek internationalization, according to APOYO [...]

Javier Tabata

Partner

A year later, the new Anta airport is transforming the face of tourism in Áncash.

Peru’s economy has improved, but are families feeling it yet? Perception may be at 1991 levels.

Arequipa can (and should) grow at least 7%

Government and Congress push tax benefits despite their ineffectiveness and high fiscal cost

“Asking for a pay increase shows that the president’s priorities are elsewhere.”

CEOs expect double-digit revenue and profit growth in 2025 despite more volatile environment

The areas in Lima with the greatest potential for opening a store or supermarket

More than 8 million students return to classes in an education system in crisis

APOYO Consultoría in the Ranking Merco Companies 2020

How is the Peruvian consumer changing?

APOYO Consultoría in the XL Survey of Power

Let’s not scare away private investment

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Reactivating the tourism sector

Round Table: Peru in the 21st century | Food inflation, impacts and policies

Gianfranco Castagnola: “This is not the team with which we would have wanted to face a crisis of this magnitude”

In 2024, some key productive sectors will go from red to blue and will boost GDP growth to close to 3%

Is it a good time for the Peruvian company to seek internationalization?

Military Service for NEETs: Policy Based on Prejudice or Evidence?

What the coronavirus leaves in its wake

Low expectations drive internationalization

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