The Lima Chamber of Commerce has been an IWEC partner since 2011.
They hosted the IWEC Conference in 2013
This year, IWEC’s partner, The Lima Chamber of Commerce has nominated one awardee for the 2019 IWEC Awards. Beatrice Ciabatti Ilaria is the CEO of Ilaria Jewelry Store. We are very pleased to have Beatrice join us at the 12th Annual IWEC Foundation Conference being held in New Delhi, India November 10th-13th. She will receive her award from IWEC Chairwoman and Former US Ambassador, Ruth A. Davis and IWEC Conference Chairwoman, Princess Noor Asem of Jordan at the Awards Ceremony on Tuesday November 12th.
Congratulations Beatrice!
Beatrice Ciabatti, Ilaria Jewelry Store, www.ilariainternational.com
Ilaria was started 24 years ago as a design house for silverware for the home. Beatrice took over the company from her mother and expanded the business into handmade Peruvian Culture jewelry that keeps alive Peru’s traditions. They have been voted as a favorite brand in Lima several times. Beatrice also diversified into 5 additional product lines to produce silver jewelry for every day wear as well. In total they have developed 18,000 different designs and provided over 100 jobs for local artisans. Ilaria also now has franchises which they hope to grow throughout South America and the US.
The company does business with Ecuador, Bolivia and Peru. They would like to expand to the United States.
About the Lima Chamber of Commerce:
On April 20th, 2017, the Lima Chamber of Commerce commemorated its 129th anniversary. It was founded in 1888.
The Pacific War had led to a series of economic, political, and social conflicts in Peru that were experienced in the years following 1880. Due to these events the entrepreneurs who were involved in the productive and commercial activity decided to found the Lima Chamber of Commerce in order to contribute to national reconstruction.
The LCC’s guiding principles are the defense of the private sector initiatives, the free enterprise in a social market economy, the fiscal balance, the transparent management of public resources, the legal security, investment and savings, and their adherence to democracy and respect for human rights. They have always shown their constant concern for the economic and social development of the country.
The LCC has been a pioneer of the Arbitral Justice, the Corporation Tax Collector (SUNAT’s antecedent), the Banking Act, and the establishment of the Deposit and Consignment Office that led to the founding of the National Bank and the Trade, Customs and Merchant Marine codes.
In addition, the LCC played a key role in the basis of the General Corporation Law, the Securities Act, the Criminal Code, the Tax Code, the National Registry for Protested Bills and a large number of laws designed to encourage production, domestic and foreign trade and to strengthen the country’s tax system.
