We conducted an interview with Gino Solis and Ada Salazar, so that they can get to know some of our commercial executives.
Gino Solis Interview:
Q: How many years have you been at Choice Group and where did you work before?
A: In the Choice Group I am 10 years and 9 months old. Previously I worked in private companies such as Industrias Reunidas, Movistar, ABB, Coats Cadena and Celistics. In addition, I worked for the State in an Execution Unit of the MINSA with financing from the IDB and the WB. I also worked abroad, for the UNIDA University of Asunción in Paraguay. And finally I worked for Freight Forwarders like, Logwin Peru and Acciona Forwarding Peru.
Q: How do you feel the foreign trade business has changed from your beginnings to date?
A: Foreign trade changed a lot. My beginnings were during the 80s, after the military government. At that time, Peru was in an unstable economic situation, without credibility, without foreign currency and with high external debt.
Q: How do you feel working at the Choice Group?
A: I feel comfortable working with professional people and with the freedom to develop businesses that benefit the Choice Group.
Q: How do you see the market for the next 6 months?
A: I am optimistic and I see it improving and growing, with more and better businesses.
Ada Salazar Interview:
Q: How long have you been at Choice Group and where did you work before?
A: I have been at the Choice Group for 3 months and before that I worked at COLENTRAS LOGISTICS SAC.
Q: How do you feel working at the Choice Group?
A: I feel good, since I have the support and facilities to provide the best options to our clients.
Q: What do you think is the group's greatest strength?
A: Choice is a company with almost 40 years already positioned in the market, it has certifications, in addition to working hand in hand with an international agent which is Rhenus and we can provide different options to the client.
Q: How do you see the Peruvian market in the coming months?
A: There is a certain recession, however, it is a very moving market and I am sure that we are going to close the year with a lot of load.
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