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Christopher Paniagua, Marileidy Paulino and Felipe Vicini during the signing of the agreement.
Banco Popular Dominicano and Olympic medalist Marileidy Paulino signed a collaboration agreement, through which the renowned Dominican athlete will serve of image and brand ambassador in events and initiatives of an institutional nature of the banking entity.
Banco Popular, as a founding member of the alliance Creating Olympic Dreams (CRESO), carried out The consultation and subsequent agreement with the double Olympic medalist, who is part of the group of high-performance athletes who receive the support of this non-profit organization.
The contract it was signed In the Torre Popular between Mrs. Paulino, the executive president of Popular, Mr. Christopher Paniagua, and the president of CRESO, Mr. Felipe Vicini, accompanied by executives from the bank.
In his assessment, the executive president of Popular highlighted “common values” that the bank shares with the double medalist, among them “a healthy competitive spirit, the strength to excel, the courage to set goals and fight for them, as well as as the illusion to contribute to the world projection of his country”.
The Olympic medalist remarked The importance of the agreement, highlighting its scope to serve as an inspiration to Dominican youth to know that yes. the goals that are proposed can be achieved.
“I feel extremely happy to be able to belong to this Banco Popular family. Thanks to CRESO for always having been there. with us. Through me, when the young people see what we are doing, I know what they are doing. that they are going to continue dreaming and they are going to be inspired more & rdquo ;, he expressed. Mrs. Paulino.
Meanwhile, Mr. Vicini highlighted CRESO’s purpose is to honor athletes such as Marileidy Paulino, whose effort enhances the country and serves as an example to youth.
“I am proud of this agreement, helping to highlight the values that we have in CRESO & rdquo ;, indicated The president of this organization that promotes the development of high-performance Olympic athletes, who are also given academic training, in order to strengthen their leadership and their role as model citizens.< /p>