Jhonny Jheison

Jhonny Jheison is 28 years old, he is a professional photographer. His partner is Kelly and they have two children. Their children are studying at a national school in the city of Tumbes. He lives with his family in their own house built of noble material (cement and bricks) in Barrio Los Jardines, located in the district of Tumbes.

Jhonny Jheison a young entrepreneur studied professional photography and currently has a photography business set up in his family home. He has various photography equipment such as reflectors, lights, panels, cameras, furniture, clothes for photo sessions, among other things. Jhonny is very grateful to our local partner IDER CV for the previous two loans granted, which helped him buy tools for his photographic studio such as cameras, reflectors, panels etc. The investment increased the quality of his photos above all he is able to provide his customers with a better service.

His has photo packages are from S/10 soles to S/350 soles (£1.92 to £67.36), depending on the type of work and the time it will take to complete the customers’ requests. His main clients are people who want to capture and preserve an important memory of their lives such as: marriages, baptisms, pregnancies, birthdays etc. In addition, he also provides services for companies: product photography and digital marketing services. For these services, he generates approximate monthly income of S/4,600 soles (£884.79), with a profit margin of 75%. Jhonny has his own motorcycle, which he rents out, generating approximate monthly income of S/560 soles (£107.71), with a profit margin of 80%.

Jhonny is requesting his third loan to improve his photographic studio, installing new spaces and more themes for photography sessions. He hopes to continue growing his business so that he can employ one or two people who can help him in photo sessions. He wants to attract more clients and create more jobs. With the profits obtained, he will be able to provide a better quality of life for his family and continue to develop himself every day in his area of business.

Please be aware that the COVID-19 pandemic continues to cause a lot of disruption in Peru and the country is facing an economic and political crisis in addition to a health one. If you are lending to entrepreneurs in Peru your repayments could be at greater risk of delay or default.