Inversiones Pucara S.A. (IPSA), established in Panama in 1997, is a firm that stands out for its stable supplies, broad portfolio of products in Cuba, permanent commitment to the best quality to price ratio, and its rapport with clients on the island.

Looking back, Cintia Núñez speaks of March as a month of creative introspection, of influences and births. As chance would have it, the third month of the year made her a mother, and a year later her enterprise Agua de Marzo was born, the first in Cuba to make and personalize rigid headbands and other hair accessories.

Getting a massage can be one of the most incredible things in the world in terms of bodily pleasure. But sometimes, the mere thought of going to a spa or salon where they offer them sparks a little laziness and deters us. Hence, in recent years professional massages services from the comfort of your own home have become popular due to the convenience and benefits.

The manufacture of toys and other items for children is making a comeback in Cuba thanks to entrepreneurship. Gabi & Sofi, a venture established in Varadero, seeks to promote values and care for the family with high quality products.

This is the goal of Rafael, a young Cuban entrepreneur, who has made the world of fitness and spinning his life project and his business.

As an old saying goes, those who persevere succeed. In the end, that’s what life is all about: pursuing your dreams. Maricel Ponvert Iser knows this well. After many ups and downs, she decided to set up a massage salon.

For children a swing is authentic fun, offering a sense of freedom and stimulating their imagination. That’s why Mauro’s, a family business as young as its proposals, promotes the creation of swings for babies; a novel initiative on the Cuban entrepreneurship scene.

Gender, culture and identity are some of the values of this brand, an exclusive fusion of products and services related to clothing and accessories for the Afrodescendant community.

In their social networks they describe themselves as a brand of snack food restaurants, whose specialty is handmade hamburgers and fruit and ice-cream shakes, but they have also participated in environmental cleanups on beaches and coasts, provided support to the victims of the Havana tornado and assistance to vulnerable people during the hardest days of the COVID-19 lockdown. However, the story of Juanky’s Pan holds a secret, a friendship that transcends the business and in turn makes it grow.

On the corner of 26th and 3rd Streets, in the Miramar neighborhood of Havana, a Cuban entrepreneur has gained renown in the field of hairstyling. Her name is Lourdes Cuervo Serra.