Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce Honors Longstanding Members in Heartfelt Recognition Event

Companies with over 50 years of membership are celebrated for their commitment and legacy in Puerto Rico’s business development

San Juan, Puerto Rico — The Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce (PRCC) held a historic recognition ceremony to honor companies that have been members of the institution for over five decades. In an atmosphere filled with gratitude and celebration, the Chamber highlighted the commitment, loyalty, and extraordinary contributions of these businesses to Puerto Rico’s economic and social growth.

“Today we celebrate the legacy of those who have been pillars of our Chamber and of Puerto Rico’s economy, showing that perseverance and business vision transcend generations. Recognizing these companies is also a tribute to the effort and passion they have dedicated to Puerto Rico. This event strengthens the bonds that unite us and inspires us to continue building the future of our Island together,” said Attorney Margaret Ramírez Báez, President of the PRCC, during the ceremony.

This tribute underscores the importance of honoring the consistency and positive impact that these companies have made on Puerto Rico’s economic development. Their example of resilience, innovation, and collaboration forms the foundation upon which the Island’s business future is built.

Attorney Liza García, Executive Director of the PRCC, added: “We are proud to have companies that have maintained their commitment for decades, contributing to innovation and commercial growth. The Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce is elevated by the example and steadfastness of our distinguished members. This celebration is a reminder that loyalty and collaboration are key to collective success.”

Through their unwavering dedication, these companies have left an indelible mark on Puerto Rico’s business sector and continue to inspire new generations of entrepreneurs and business leaders. Honored Companies and Members:

  • Asociación de Navieros de Puerto Rico 50 years
  • Rovira Biscuit Corporation 52 years
  • Trans Union de Puerto Rico, Inc. 52 years
  • Luis A. Ayala Colón, Sucesores, Inc. 52 years
  • Papelera Puertorriqueña, Inc. 53 years 53 years
  • Nido Group 53 years
  • Cámara de Comercio del Sur de Puerto Rico 53 years
  • Ernst & Young Puerto Rico LLP 56 years
  • Plaza Las Américas 56 years
  • Alfonso Valdés, hijo (PRCC Past Presiden 1974-1975) 58 years
  • Progressive Sales & Service, Inc. 60 years
  • Pepsi Cola Puerto Rico Distributing, LLC 67 years
  • Holsum de Puerto Rico, Inc. 68 years
  • Deloitte & Touche LLP 69 years
  • McConell Valdés, LLC 76 years
  • Suárez & Co., Inc. 78 years
  • RIMCO LLP 80 years
  • Colgate Palmolive Co. Distr. 82 years
  • Fernández & Hnos., Inc. 82 years
  • Cervecera de Puerto Rico 86 years
  • Ballester Hermanos, Inc. 86 86 years
  • Banco Popular de Puerto Rico 87 years
  • Caribbean Refrescos, Inc. 50 50 years
  • EVERTEC Group, LLC 51 years
  • Fernando C. Pujals & Bros., Inc. 56 years
  • LMGO International, Inc. 60 85 years
  • Méndez & Co., Inc. 78 years
  • Destilería Serrallés, Inc. 85 85 years
  • Bacardí Corporation 89 years

The Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce reaffirms its commitment to continue advancing initiatives that strengthen the business ecosystem, inspiring new generations to achieve collective success and professional excellence.

About the Chamber of Commerce:

The Puerto Rico Chamber of Commerce is a nonprofit organization with a business-oriented perspective that represents a wide range of commercial and industrial sectors—whether large or small enterprises—with multisectoral representation aimed at strengthening economic development and progress. Its mission is grounded in the principles of free enterprise to ensure business certainty and improve the quality of life for all Puerto Ricans.
The organization also serves as the voice of business in Puerto Rico, representing all commercial, industrial, and professional activities, as well as those that form the fundamental base of the Puerto Rican economy.For more information, visit camarapr.org or follow us on Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, and Twitter.

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