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Identify opportunities for improvement
Use the pre-assessment to explore strengths, gaps, and areas that could benefit from an intervention.
ORNAPRODU Founding Companies Program
First GenerationThe companies that help build better opportunities for the productive sector.
ORNAPRODU is inviting a select group of companies interested in strengthening their capabilities, identifying opportunities for improvement, and contributing to the development of a competitiveness and business sustainability methodology.
We are looking for organizations committed to continuous improvement, innovation, and measurable results. The first generation will take part in a program that combines assessment, training, methodology development, and the evaluation of improvement opportunities.
A limited first generation, subject to application review and operational capacity.
Up to 10
organizations in the first generation
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participation options
06
structured stages
Selective admission callCompetitiveness, innovation and sustainabilityFirst Generation · 2026Admission subject to review
The program
A first generation to build, validate, and improve.
This is not a campaign to win clients. It is an invitation to build.
The ORNAPRODU Founding Companies Program is a selective admission initiative for organizations that want to take part in developing and validating tools for business competitiveness and sustainability.
Participating companies will be able to identify opportunities for improvement, receive initial guidance, join training activities, and contribute their experience to the evolution of the methodology.
The first generation will help document business needs, assess the usefulness of the tools, and establish a foundation for future editions.
“We are not only looking for companies interested in receiving a service. We are looking for organizations willing to participate actively in a process of improvement and methodological development.”
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Assessment
An initial reading of strengths, gaps, and priorities.
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Training
Activities that turn findings into action.
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Methodology
Validating and improving the tools through real experience.
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Evaluation
Documenting progress when sufficient data exists.
Why participate
An opportunity to assess your organization and contribute to the development of new business tools.
The value of the program is not a promise of results, but the work itself: understanding, prioritizing, and learning.
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Set priorities
Receive initial guidance to identify actions that can become part of an improvement plan.
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Strengthen your team’s capabilities
Join training activities focused on competitiveness, innovation, and sustainability.
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Contribute to methodology development
Share observations about the tools and your sector’s needs to help improve future versions of the program.
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Take part in a first generation
Be part of an early stage of business development that will document lessons and opportunities for future collaborations.
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Be recognized for your participation
Organizations that meet the requirements may receive the institutional recognition corresponding to their participation in the first generation.
The scope of the benefits will depend on the agreed participation option and the tools effectively available.
How it works
A structured process that moves from assessment to action.
Each stage has a clear purpose. The final scope is agreed in writing before participation is confirmed.
Stages, deliverables, and conditions are confirmed in writing before participation is formalized. Some activities may be subject to availability.
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Pre-assessment
An initial evaluation to identify strengths, gaps, and potential areas for improvement.
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Reading the results
A review of the findings and the selection of priorities, according to the scope of the assessment.
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Competitiveness 4.0
Training activities designed to turn findings into action.
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Improvement plan
Definition of priority actions, owners, and indicators where applicable.
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Monitoring and evaluation
Review of progress and documentation of lessons learned.
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Contributing to the program
Collecting observations to evaluate the methodology and guide the development of future tools.
Participation
Three ways to contribute to the first generation.
These are not tiers of prestige. They are different forms of collaboration, with scope and conditions agreed case by case.
Founding Companies Program
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Founding Company — Participant
For companies that want to use the available tools, take part in the agreed activities, and contribute observations about their experience.
Includes
- Pre-assessment.
- Initial report.
- Training activities.
- Guidance to define priorities.
- Evaluation of the experience.
Founding Companies Program
II
Founding Company — Collaborator
For organizations that want to become more actively involved in evaluating and evolving the methodology.
Includes
- Assessment and training activities.
- Working sessions.
- Methodological feedback.
- Identification of sector needs.
- Collaboration in documenting experiences.
Founding Companies Program
III
Founding Company — Sponsor
For organizations that want to help fund activities or make it easier for other companies to participate.
Includes
- Joint definition of a project.
- Documented budget and objectives.
- Monitoring of funded activities.
- Execution and results report.
- Recognition of the collaboration, where applicable.
Participation options have different scopes and conditions. Admission, deliverables, and, where applicable, fees or contributions will be defined before participation is formalized. Contributions do not automatically qualify as tax-deductible donations.
Requirements
What do we look for in our Founding Companies?
The first generation will bring together organizations that show both interest and the capacity to participate actively in the program.
General requirements
Organization identification
Provide the basic information needed to identify the company and its representative.
Participation lead
Assign a contact person to coordinate the activities.
Business objective
Identify a problem, need, or opportunity for improvement that can be addressed within the scope of the program.
Availability
Be willing and able to take part in the agreed activities.
Commitment to collaborate
Accept the participation conditions and contribute observations about the experience.
Information protection
Follow the confidentiality and data-handling rules established for the program.
Acceptance of conditions
Accept in writing the scope, deliverables, applicable costs, and responsibilities of each party.
Selection will not depend exclusively on the company’s size, prestige, or financial capacity.
Selection criteria
- Relevance of the business challenge.
- Interest in continuous improvement.
- Availability to participate.
- Feasibility of evaluating results.
- Fit between the company’s needs and the scope of the program.
- ORNAPRODU’s capacity to properly serve the application.
The call
First Generation of Founding Companies
A limited group. A methodology in development. A commitment to continuous improvement.
ORNAPRODU will open a selective admission call to identify the organizations that will take part in the first generation of the program.
Applications will be reviewed according to the published criteria and available capacity.
The selection will bring together a group of companies whose needs and objectives are compatible with the planned activities.
No prior relationship with ORNAPRODU is required to submit an application.
Admission will be subject to review, availability, and acceptance of the corresponding conditions.
Up to 10
organizations in the first generation
Selective
review based on published criteria
Open
no prior relationship with ORNAPRODU required
Recognition
ORNAPRODU Founding Company Recognition
Recognition of actual participation. Not a certification, not a guarantee of results.
Organizations that meet the participation conditions may receive institutional recognition for being part of the first generation of the program.
The recognition is intended to identify the organizations that took part in this development stage and contributed under the agreed conditions.
When sufficient information exists, ORNAPRODU may prepare results reports documenting the progress observed in the indicators selected for each organization. Results will depend on initial conditions, the activities carried out, and the implementation of recommendations.
Recognition of participation
Acknowledges the organization’s participation in the first generation once the program conditions have been met.
Results report
Documents the progress observed in the agreed indicators when sufficient data exists to evaluate them. Not every organization will have the same indicators, and improvements are not guaranteed.
The recognition does not constitute a certification of quality, sustainability, regulatory compliance, or business performance.
Companies may separately authorize the publication of their name, logo, or experience.
Recognition of participation
Founding Company
ORNAPRODU · First Generation
Participation is recognized in accordance with the program conditions.
Founding Companies Program · First Generation
Frequently asked questions
What to know before submitting an application.
Clear answers to the most common questions about the program.
Do you have a different question?
Write to us and we will review your case before you submit an application.
Write to ORNAPRODU01What is an ORNAPRODU Founding Company?
It is an organization selected to take part in the first generation of the program and to contribute, under the agreed participation option, to the development and validation of competitiveness and sustainability tools.
02Can any company apply?
Yes. Companies that meet the requirements may submit an application, which will be reviewed according to the published criteria and available capacity.
03Is there a cost to become a Founding Company?
It depends on the participation option and the services included. Financial conditions will be communicated before admission is formalized.
04Is participation a donation?
Not necessarily. The nature of each contribution or payment will depend on the specific arrangement. ORNAPRODU will communicate the applicable conditions and issue the documentation required under current regulations.
05Is the recognition a certification?
No. The recognition acknowledges participation in the program. It does not replace audits, certifications, independent evaluations, or legal obligations.
06Is it necessary to share confidential information?
Do not provide confidential information in the initial form. If a later activity requires business information, the conditions for its use, protection, and access will be defined in advance.
07What happens if the company does not achieve the expected improvements?
The program aims to identify opportunities for improvement, but it does not guarantee specific results. Progress will be documented when sufficient data exists to evaluate it.
08How can I participate as a sponsor?
You can request a meeting to explore a project with defined objectives, budget, activities, and monitoring mechanisms.
Application
Submit your application.
We only ask for the information strictly necessary to evaluate your application. Please do not include confidential, financial, or sensitive personal data at this stage.
A short application, a focused conversation.
- We do not request financial information, billing data, or confidential information at this stage.
- Your information is used only to evaluate your application and follow up on the process.
- If your profile fits the program, we will invite you to learn about the scope and conditions.
Questions before applying? Write to us and we will review your case.
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