Puerto de Barranquilla
Vivian Ortega Mendoza has extensive experience in human resource management, currently serving as Jefe de Desarrollo Humano at Puerto de Barranquilla, Sociedad Portuaria since October 2013, where responsibilities include leading selection processes, performance management, workplace climate, wellbeing, and training. Prior experience includes roles as Jefe Nacional Selección y Desarrollo and Jefe de Gestion Humana for Falabella, and positions at Grupo Éxito as Seleccion y Desempeño Regional Costa and Jefe de Recursos Humanos. Vivian began career as Asistente de Recursos Humanos at Cámara de Comercio de Barranquilla. Educational qualifications include a degree in Psychology and two specializations in Human Resource Management and Negotiation and Conflict Management from Universidad del Norte.
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Puerto de Barranquilla
Located 22 kilometers from the mouth of the Magdalena River on the Caribbean Sea, the Port of Barranquilla is the most important maritime and fluvial multipurpose terminal in the Colombian Caribbean Coast. It has a 94- hectare area with a 1,058-meter dock making it capable of handling containers, refrigerated and frozen cargo, bulk, coke, general cargo and special project cargo (ultra-heavy and over-sized). Thanks to its strategic location, it offers a variety of complementary services to provide added value and increase the users’ competitiveness and connectivity.