Irvin Hernández Mora I consider myself a person who works very well in a team and takes control when necessary since I consider that I am a person who looks for solutions wherever I can in order to get the job done in the best way, as well as I am willing to learn as much as I can. I can since I believe that you can always learn something new.
In my role at the PAP Tourist Cluster, I had the chance of working closely with the local government of Chiquilistlan on a significant project aimed at enhancing the town's tourism infrastructure. Our team diligently prepared an improvement proposal designed to revamp the town's premises and implement innovative strategies to bolster tourism. This project was a comprehensive effort to make Chiquilistlan a more attractive destination for tourists. The proposed strategies encompassed a wide range of initiatives, from promoting local attractions and cultural events to enhancing the overall visitor experience. It was a rewarding experience to contribute to the sustainable development of the region and to foster economic growth through tourism.
My involvement in the PAP Development for National and International Marketing and Sales project was an exciting endeavor that involved collaborating with the Fiesta Latina Beer company. Our primary objective was to assist the company in identifying potential buyers for their craft beer products in international markets. Through meticulous research, market analysis, and strategic planning, our team successfully connected Fiesta Latina Beer with interested buyers from abroad. We are pleased to report that initial contacts with these prospective buyers have already been established. This achievement is a testament to our dedication and proficiency in facilitating business expansion and international trade.
Amid the challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, I had the opportunity to work as a receptionist at the Hotel La Joyita in Cuernavaca. During my tenure, I assumed a range of responsibilities, including managing cashiering operations, overseeing shift closures, and conducting inventory management. This experience allowed me to adapt and excel in a dynamic and ever-changing environment. It was a valuable lesson in resilience and adaptability, as I assisted the hotel in navigating the various operational hurdles posed by the pandemic. My role at Hotel La Joyita reinforced the importance of effective communication, customer service, and problem-solving, all of which are crucial skills in the hospitality industry.
These diverse experiences in the fields of tourism, marketing, and hospitality have equipped me with a broad skill set and a deep understanding of the intricacies of these industries. I am eager to continue contributing to projects and organizations that promote growth, innovation, and the enhancement of the customer experience.
Captain of the basketball team in highschool
3 time Adecopa finalist in basketball
1 time Adecopa finalist in football