Background
As part of the community outreach initiatives of Manzanillo International Terminal-Panama, S.A., the need arises to provide spaces within the terminal so that its employees could develop performing arts through the enhancement of traditions, dances, and customs of our country. Therefore, on June 6, 2019, the Manzanillo International Terminal-Panama, S.A. Folk Projection Ensemble (CPFM) was created.
This group is made up of direct collaborators who come from different departments, as well as by contractor personnel who provide service at the terminal and have performed in various scenarios within the company that the MIT Volunteer Group carries out and in external activities, as well as important folkloric events with outstanding participation as the Thousand Polleras Parade, January 2020.
Among the presentations made we can highlight:
Mission
“Represent Manzanillo International Terminal-Panama, S.A. and to Colón, through the enhancement of the dances, traditions and customs of Panama, as part of our projection of corporate responsibility towards the community.”
Vision
"To be considered as part of the best folk groups at the national level."
Principles, Ethical Values, and Relationship Policies with the different interest groups
The Group of Folk Projections of Manzanillo International Terminal-Panama, S.A. (CPFM) is governed by the principles, ethical values, and policies of relationship with the different interest groups highlighted in the Code of Ethics of Manzanillo International Terminal-Panama, S.A.
Objectives
Director
The Group of Folk Projections of Manzanillo International Terminal-Panama, S.A. (CPFM) is directed by Prof. Luis Rodríguez
Specialist in teaching folk dances for children and young people, with 20 years dedicated to our folklore.
He graduated from the National School of Folklore Dora Pérez de Zárate, where he obtained the title of Superior Technician in Folklore and Folklore Applied to Education.
He has participated in different folk groups such as:
Achievements as a folklorist to highlight:
Membership
The Folk Projection Ensemble welcomes all employees of MIT and contracting companies serving MIT to participate in rehearsals and performances.
They are current members of the Ensemble:
Ladies
Maria Rodriguez, Kenisha Robinson, Karina Dominguez, Yuritzel Cardenas,
Karina Chérigo, Oris Martinez, Katherine Davis, Ayerin González, Adriana Amaya,
Belkis González, Nilka Cedeño, Karina Rojas, Yaciela Galván, Jennifer King, Dayanara Antioco.
Gentlemen
Aris Bonilla, Gabriel Vargas, Kevin Holder, Alvin Reynolds, Oscar Rodriguez, Edwin Russell,
Daniel Molinar, Toribio Diaz, Gabriel Banque.
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