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In May 2025, Jorge Mario Vel squez, chairman of Proantioquia''s board, faced a pivotal decision: how to ensure the continuity and relevance of a foundation that for 50 years had embodied Antioquia''s tradition of business-led civic leadership. Antioquia was one of Colombia''s departments-the second most populated and among the largest contributors to the country''s economy. Founded in 1975 by twelve business leaders, Proantioquia had long served as a nonpartisan convener fostering collaboration among business, government, and academia to promote sustainable regional development. Yet, in 2020, amid social unrest and rising anti-business sentiment, the organization encountered unprecedented challenges that led it to reassess its purpose, governance, and funding model. Under outgoing president Mar a Bibiana Botero, Proantioquia implemented significant reforms, broadening its membership and strategic focus while adopting a more visible stance in public debates. Still, these changes reignited questions about the foundation''s value proposition-whether it continued to meet the expectations of its members, government partners, and society at large. As Vel squez prepared to appoint a new executive president, he and the board faced a central question: should Proantioquia remain a quiet facilitator of regional initiatives or take a more active role in defending the private sector''s contribution to collective progress?

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Interdepartmental relationships;Community relations;Business and government relations;Stakeholder relations

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