Central Reserve Bank of El Salvador obtains certification for organizational excellence

The state-owned bank ranked 6.04% above the financial and insurance sector in Central America and the Caribbean.

Banco Central de Reserva (BCR) obtained the Great Place To Work certification, with results above the average of the companies in the country and positioned 6.04% above the average of the financial and insurance sector in Central America and the Caribbean.

The state-owned financial institution received the award for promoting policies and practices that improve the quality of life within its organization and for complying with the established certification requirements, according to the certificate.

The president of BCR, Douglas Rodríguez, stated that this achievement reaffirms the institution’s commitment to excellence, welfare and development of its employees.

“It is a source of pride to be at the head of an institution such as BCR, which has been recognized on different occasions and at an international level for its excellence. Now, we are celebrating the Great Place to Work certification,” added the official.

In addition, the bank indicated that obtaining the Great Place To Work certification confirms that the different transformation policies, promoted and implemented under the leadership of President Nayib Bukele, at all levels of the Central Bank, “have managed to create a workspace for growth, collaboration and satisfaction of our employees, making the Bank a great place to work”.

The certifying company, Great Place To Work, details that it provides leaders and organizations with the recognition and tools to create a consistent and positive experience for employees.

Among other recognitions, in 2023, Banco Central de Reserva received the Diamond Award for Excellence and Quality, granted by the European Society for Quality Research (ESQR), a body that recognizes and highlights best practices, quality culture and achievements made by companies around the world regardless of their sector, size, and location.

Source: Diario El Salvador