Administrative, financial and control strategies in Ecuador, Colombia, Mexico and Peru

It is a privilege to present this manuscript that delves into a fundamental topic, such in the current business landscape: the empowerment of women in small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), with a particular emphasis on artisanal sector in Ecuador, Colombia, Mexico and Peru.

In a global context, in which gender equality and inclusion are increasingly recognized as catalysts of economic and social progress. This academic work emerges as a notable contribution to understanding and advocate for the active participation of women in the business field.

Through meticulous examination, the authors of this work, who are specialists lists in the fields of management and finance, analyze the intricate dynamics associated with business administration led by women in SMEs.

Each chapter, which ranges from management strategies to considerations financial and regulatory considerations, offers a deep and insightful view look at the obstacles and prospects women face entrepreneurs in the craft industry.

The manuscript is organized into three sections that address various facets of the topic: management approaches, financial administration and strategies educational regulations of internal control. These sections, supported by rigorous research and pioneering methodologies provide a foundation solid to understand the complexity of this multifaceted topic.

In addition to its academic importance, this manuscript has the capacity to exert a notable influence on business protocols and measures governments designed to foster gender parity and growth comprehensive economic development.

PhD. Mónica Lorena Sánchez Limón

Doctor in Administrative Sciences from UNAM.

Full Professor and Researcher at the University

Autonomous of Tamaulipas

Vice President of Committees of the National Academy

of Administrative Sciences (ACACIA)