The Cree Banreservas program has just crowned three standout ventures at the end of its 2025-2026 Pre-acceleration stage. Inventory Count, Asistensi, and Nébula Ecosystem are positioned to secure up to RD$4.4 million in seed capital per initiative, along with specialized mentoring that will boost their business models.
Since its launch, Cree Banreservas has supported more than 270 entrepreneurs, injecting over RD$100 million in initial financing for 29 viable projects. This initiative, framed within the bank’s Corporate Social Responsibility, strengthens the Dominican entrepreneurial ecosystem by connecting talent with key resources.
The winners of Cree Banreservas and their innovations
- Inventory Count: Technological platform that automates inventory control in SMEs, improving traceability and accuracy by eliminating inefficient manual processes.
- Asistensi: Occupational health ecosystem that brings together physical clinics, digital apps, and prevention to lower absenteeism and increase productivity in companies.
- Nébula Ecosystem: Smart bioreactors with IoT, blockchain, and sensors to ferment coffee, ensuring traceability from the farm to the final consumer.
Historical impact of Cree Banreservas in the Dominican Republic
In its twelfth edition, Cree Banreservas evaluated 14 projects under the Humanist Innovation methodology, which considers discovery, mindset, potential, growth, performance, and exit. The seven finalists accumulated more than 300 hours of workshops and consulting, culminating in a Demo Day before expert judges from the local ecosystem.
Key statements from the leadership of Cree Banreservas
The executive president of Banreservas, Leonardo Aguilera, emphasized: “Cree Banreservas celebrates the talent that transforms ideas into real solutions, positioning entrepreneurship as the engine of economic and social development in the Dominican Republic”.
This support is not isolated. Data from the Ministry of Industry, Commerce and Mipymes indicate that entrepreneurship generates 30% of the Dominican GDP, with programs like Cree Banreservas raising startup survival to 70% in their early years, surpassing the regional average of 50%. Innovation experts highlight how these seed capital injections have scaled local businesses into international markets, promoting youth employment and productive diversification.
The ceremony brought together entrepreneurs, families, and banking executives, reaffirming the role of Cree Banreservas as a bridge between vision and reality. With this selection, the program consolidates its legacy, inviting more initiatives to join in future editions to trigger sustainable growth.
