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Rearvora proyecto en el primer lugar en Rising Leader of México del Watson Institute



Emprendimiento con visión de sostenibilidad, así como manejo de tecnología e innovación fueron los elementos que llevaron a la biotecnologa mexiquense, Karime Guillen a convertirse en el proyecto con el primer lugar en el Rising Leader of México del Watson Institute por el proyecto Rearvora que convierte desechos orgánicos, en productos de limpieza, belleza y salud para ser utilizados dentro de la industria hotelera, turística, de restaurantes y automotriz entre otros.

De un total de 12 proyectos seleccionados a nivel nacional Rearvora fue el único que incluye un modelo de economía circular y desarrollo sostenible que permite transformar residuos de café, flores, frutas y otros orgánicos en cremas, desodorantes, exfoliantes y bálsamos que pueden ser distribuidos como amenidades en diferentes negocios.

Karfime Guillen explico que el proceso de seleccion la llevo a pasar por varios procesos de evaluacion y certificación, que a su vez le han ganado reconocimientos como la Mención Honorífica al Mérito Ambiental 2023, Primera y única mujer de América en ganar el Audi Hackathon 2022 y Embajadora internacional One Young World.

Con un premio de 2 mil 500 dólares, explica que busca que el proyecto gane presencia a nivel nacional e internacional ampliando su capacidad de produccion y distribución, ademas de mejorar las condiciones de operación que hoy se tienen.

Este mismo año Rearvora iniciará ventas para tener los productos en el resort de Punta Mita y comenzar operaciones en Estados Unidos al contar con las certificaciones internacionales.

Señaló que hoy la visión de las mujeres y los emprendedores deben ir ademas de la mano de modelos de negocios con capacidad de generar recursos económicos, empleo y desarrollo para la comunidad en general.

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