Profile

Manuel Carranza has 15 years of experience as an entrepreneur, managing and developing markets. In 2001 he founded with $1,500 KMCA Vinyl and Films in El Salvador, a distribution company of safety and solar control films, and three years later in 2004 he became the world’s youngest dealer in America. To date KMCA is the largest distribution company throughout Latin America in its field. In 2009 Manuel founded “Law and Business” a specialized in legal and economic-related topic magazine,of El Salvador and Costa Rica

In 2011 Manuel published his first book of a 4-book series called “The 100 stories I always wanted to know”, a collection of biographies of successful Salvadorans. In 2012 Manuel and a group of friends of his, founded NGO Pazala, an organization that seeks to promote peace in El Salvador providing academic and religious education to the children that live in the streets.

To date Manuel is a Market-Developer Consultant and Advisor for different Asian factories for Latin America, as well as consultant and Advisor for various entrepreneurs and politicians from El Salvador, his outstanding work as an entrepreneur and his various accomplishments have led him to be recognized as “Salvadoran of the Month” in February 2012, “The most read Salvadoran” of 2012, and the foundation that the leads, PAZALA, as the Foundation that helped the most in El Salvador in 2012.

Manuel has a degree on Laws and a Master degree on Communication and Counceling on Political Image.