Every stage of an Indigenous company has a program
From initial registration to strategic alliances. Our work is organized in four complementary programs designed to build, step by step, the ecosystem of Indigenous economic autonomy.
Indigenous Ventures Registry
We invite Indigenous entrepreneurs and companies in Chile to enroll in a national registry to contribute to their visibility, networking and strengthening. Registration has no cost today, is fully digital and open to people from the 11 recognized peoples.
EnrollVenture Formalization
We advise Indigenous entrepreneurs through the process of legally formalizing as companies. Support in legal structure, incorporation, tax-agency registration and business model design with cultural relevance.
How to formalizeIndigenous Enterprise Seal
Accredits Indigenous ownership, management and control, verified through documentation. The Seal states who owns the business; it does not certify the quality or cultural authenticity of its products. The platform is now accepting applications at selloempresaindigena.com.
Learn more about the SealStrategic Alliances
We build bridges between Indigenous companies and responsible firms in Chile and Latin America to create shared economies. We connect with major corporations, international agencies and strategic allies.
“In the Mapuche language the word for 'poor' didn't exist. Poverty was something the Mapuche People did not know and that we must leave behind.”
Andrés Antivil
President, Indigenous Enterprises Foundation
“Indigenous peoples are not vulnerable. We lack opportunity, we lack possibility, we lack being seen with the right eyes.”
Eufrosina Cruz
Zapotec leader from Mexico
“Indigenous Peoples have participated in international trade for millennia. In modern economies, Indigenous companies have shown remarkable resilience with enormous growth potential.”
Darren Godwell
World Economic Forum
Ready for the next step?
Formalize with free support, or enroll directly in the national registry.