The bet of two Colombians seeking to change the economy of Latino migrants in the U.S.
In the United States, millions of Latin Americans claim to be one of the largest workforces in the country, but at the same time one of the most underemployed.
TL;DR
- Estartop, founded by Colombians Angélica Scott and Andrés Lesmes, helps Latino migrants in the U.S. monetize their professional knowledge in the global digital market.
- Millions of Latin Americans in the U.S. are among the largest but most underemployed workforces, facing barriers to jobs aligned with their qualifications.
- Plan CEO, Estartop's acceleration model, has assisted over 4,000 professionals in creating digital businesses, generating over $5 million in sales.
- The program focuses on defining an offer based on professional experience, crafting a clear message, building digital assets, and attracting clients through organic and paid strategies.
- Estartop's mission is to enable migrants to 'Learn and undertake to not depend,' fostering pride and legacy-building rather than mere survival.
- The company plans to impact one million migrants in over 20 Latin American countries within five years.