Mexicali CDI Receives Certification from the International Economic Development Council
The Industrial Development Commission of Mexicali (Mexicali CDI) has earned its International Economic Development Council (IEDC) certification and is the first organization from not only Mexico but all of Latin America to do so.
North American Production Sharing, Inc. (NAPS) is a strong supporter and member of the Mexicali CDI. NAPS strives to provide unparalleled customer service to companies interested in manufacturing in Mexico, particularly Mexicali, by working closely with the Mexicali CDI and local, state and federal governmental authorities.
With the constant fluctuation in today’s global economy, key executives search for ways to remain competitive. The IEDC recognizes Mexicali as an optimal location for investment opportunities that meet world-class standards. The IEDC is comprised of more than 4,600 international professionals and is the largest organization associated with world economic development.
“We are very pleased with the success of our organization. The certification recognizes our excellence, capacity, image and credibility, which are all essential factors for the attraction and retention of the Mexicali CDI” expressed Manuel Rubio, President of the Mexicali CDI.
The certification process consisted of two phases. After the Mexicali CDI received approval relative to its mission, vision, values, finances, strategic and marketing plans, the IEDC sent specialists to directly evaluate its performance and the current position of Mexicali’s business climate. Specialists from the IEDC evaluated its leadership, financial sources, the community’s commitment to the CDI, its future plans and long-term goals.
“The CDI is an impressive organization that has a long history of deep community support, reflecting outstanding leadership in the private sector and industrial community. It is committed to professionalism when servicing its memebers, the attraction of prospects, as well as companies that bring business to Mexicali,” explained Jeffrey A. Finkle and Robert L. Gonzalez, specialists with the Certified Economic Developer Program. NAPS congratulates the Mexicali CDI for this impressive achievement.
Monica Hanono
Industry Liaison & Marketing Analyst
monica.hanono@napsmexico.com
phone: 858-794-7947
toll free: 800-551-8581
About NAPS
NAPS is a member of the Mexicali CDI and a premier shelter company in Mexico providing start-up and ongoing administration for companies manufacturing in Mexico. NAPS facilitates the relocation and expansion of labor-intensive processes mainly along the border region of Mexico. Since 1991, NAPS has played a key role in ensuring the success of 70 Mexico manufacturing operations including: Esterline, Hewlett Packard, Intuitive Surgical, JAE, Monster Cable, Parker Hannifin, Speck Products, Toyota & Qualcomm. For more info about NAPS and the shelter services in Mexico offered please visit www.napsmexico.com
About the Mexicali CDI
The Mexicali CDI works to promote Mexicali as a trade and investment destination. The CDI’s goal is to attract and retain companies that in turn contribute to the sustainable industrial development of the community. The CDI strives to be recognized as a leading economic development organization. Innovation, trust, performance, commitment and initiative are the foundation for its work ethic. Visit www.mexicaliindustrial.com for more information.
About the IEDC
The IEDC is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to helping economic developers do their job more effectively and raising the profile of the profession. The IEDC bases its success on its members. Members that work under the auspices of the IEDC based in Washington, DC create more high-quality jobs, develop more vibrant communities, and generally improve the quality of life in their regions. The IEDC is dedicated to providing leadership and excellence in economic development for its communities, members and partners. The IEDC is the world's largest membership organization serving the economic development profession. From public to private, rural to urban, and local to international, its members represent the entire range of economic development experience. Visit www.iedconline.org for more information.
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