REMOTELY VOLUNTEER WITH SMALL BUSINESSES IN EL SALVADOR, GUATEMALA AND THE U.S.

Join hundreds of volunteer business experts working with Bpeace to create economic equity for all. Give small businesses the advice and skills they need to grow and create life-changing jobs in El Salvador, Guatemala, and the U.S.

Contact Wynona Heim for information on any of the following opportunities.

Current Volunteer Opportunities

JUMPSTART A SMALL BUSINESS’ GROWTH PLAN

Use your business know-how to make a positive and critical impact helping an entrepreneur package their business story and growth goals. Working remotely, you will discuss the business history and goals with senior management and create a PowerPoint document using a Bpeace template. This living document is a Growth File (G-File) that will be used by the business to develop their growth plan and track their progress.

8-10 hours over 3 weeks.

LEARNING LABS AND OFFICE HOURS

Design and deliver interactive remote workshops on a variety of business topics, such as talent management, ESG strategy, marketing and more. Provide a one-hour, 1:1 consultation for each Learning Lab participant.

5-20 hours over 2 months.

CONSULT ON BUSINESS GROWTH PLANS

These in-depth remote or in-person opportunities help businesses explore new markets and collaborate on new growth strategies. Opportunities available with Salvadoran, Guatemalan and U.S. businesses.

20 hours over 4 months.

BUILD CLIMATE AWARENESS

Advise businesses how addressing climate change can be a competitive edge for their business and help them create their ESG strategy.

REMOTE MENTORING FOR SALVADORAN BUSINESSWOMEN

Offer remote mentoring to pairs of businesswomen on a variety of work/life and business topics.

90 minutes/week over 2 months.

PHARMA INDUSTRY EXPERTISE NEEDED

Work side-by-side with a Salvadoran business in the pharma sector on one or more of the following: create a business plan for growth; design and deliver remote Learning Labs on topics tailored to the needs of pharma industry businesses; explore new markets and define growth strategies in the U.S. pharma industry; design, facilitate, and participate in a pharma expo to connect Salvadoran business with international opportunities.