Enid Croes-Marugg and Quota International Incorporated

Quota International is an international non-governmental organization based in Washington, DC. Founded in 1919, it is one of the oldest organizations for business and professional women. The organization’s mission is to promote service to improve the quality of life for those who are deaf, hard of hearing and the speech impaired and to assist disadvantaged women and children. It currently works in 14 countries and has 7,000 members in 300 clubs worldwide. Quota International of Aruba was chartered in 1987.

The charitable arm of Quota International Inc., the "We Share Foundation", provides humanitarian and educational support worldwide through the generosity of its members, clubs and other volunteers. One hundred percent of the funds raised for the "We Share Foundation" go toward charitable works; none of the money is kept for overhead costs.

Aruban business woman Enid Croes-Marugg was elected president of Quota International Incorporated in May 2006. She is a leader in her community and serves as an inspiration to young women everywhere. Educated with a Masters of Science in Human Resource Management, she is Managing Director of her family business, Antraco Aruba Group. She also manages Antraco Aruba Group’s donations budget which provides social support to the community.

She has served in Quota International since 1990, working her way up the ranks of the organization. Responsible for opening the first chapter of Quota International in Europe 11 years ago, she would like to further expand the organization today. She is currently working on building membership across the globe, especially in Asia, India and Latin America.

Noting that the organization needs ‘new blood’ she extended an invitation for people to get to know Quota International and to "join the ranks of a wonderful service organization. We welcome you into the ranks to charter a club in your neighborhood."

For more information see www.quota.org.