Líderes Progreso 2025: Five Executives Recognized in MERCO’s Ranking of Business Reputation
Five Líderes Progreso 2025 were recognized among the 100 business leaders with the best reputation in Ibero-America, according to MERCO, highlighting Progreso’s commitment to ethical leadership, sustainability, and long-term impact.
Líderes Progreso 2025 stands out in the latest edition of the Monitor Empresarial de Reputación Corporativa (MERCO), where five of the company’s representatives were ranked among the 100 business leaders with the best reputation in the region. The results reaffirm Progreso’s commitment to ethical leadership, strategic vision, and sustainable development.
Top 3 Recognition for CEO José Raúl González
José Raúl González, CEO of Progreso, achieved third place in MERCO’s general ranking of business leaders. His position within the Top 3 highlights his strategic leadership, management capabilities, and ethical approach, all of which have been central to strengthening Progreso’s long-term expansion.
As the company’s national and international representative, González has played a key role in upholding a corporate culture focused on sustainability, competitiveness, and innovation.
José Miguel Torrebiarte Among the Top 10
Another outstanding recognition goes to José Miguel Torrebiarte, who ranked ninth on MERCO’s list. His inclusion in the Top 10 underscores his influence in both business and social spheres, contributing to the construction of trust and strengthening strategic relationships across Guatemala’s productive sectors.
Stephanie Melville: A Leading Female Executive in Guatemala
The ranking also highlights Stephanie Melville, who secured the 13th position. Her recognition places her among the most influential women in high-level corporate leadership in Guatemala.
Her presence in the ranking reflects Progreso’s commitment to promoting diverse leadership and expanding the role of women in strategic decision-making.
Guillermo Monroy Strengthens Progreso’s Leadership Presence
Progreso’s representation continues with Guillermo Monroy, who reached the 31st position. His ranking reaffirms the value of leadership focused on results, collaboration, and building sustainable alliances with key stakeholders across the country.
Thomas Dougherty Recognized for Consistent Leadership
Completing the list, Thomas Dougherty appears in the 57th position. His recognition highlights the institutional coherence of Progreso’s leadership model, which prioritizes positive community impact and responsible business practices in the territories where the company operates.
MERCO: A Benchmark in Corporate Reputation
MERCO’s evaluation is known for its rigorous methodology, supported by the technical expertise of Análisis e Investigación and independent audits conducted under the ISO 20252 international standard.
The ranking integrates insights from executives, communication experts, journalists, academics, financial analysts, and digital presence assessments, along with objective management indicators.
The strong presence of Progreso’s leaders in the MERCO ranking underscores not only their individual achievements but also the coherence of a corporate culture grounded in ethics, social responsibility, excellence, and a long-term commitment to Guatemala’s sustainable development.
