Small and medium -sized enterprises are an axis of growth in Spain and the main source of creating jobs. Without them, business fabric simply would not exist, because they represent more than 9 out of 10 jobs. To evaluate your role, Eldiario.es celebrates on July 9 at 7:00 p.m. in his Madrid letter, a meeting with small and medium -sized enterprises to find out how European regional development funds served as expanding their business, applying for new actions or innovation in high additions in the field.
In the company of the relevant representatives of the business sector as Eduardo Abad, UPTA President; Pilar Roch, General Director Ametic; And the person representing UPA; We will consider how European regional development funds can transform Spanish SMEs, contributing to their competitiveness and growth. We will talk about cases of success, bureaucratic problems for access to help and how to overcome them. We will also consider the digitalization, the necessary training, competition with other European SMEs and the importance of adequate support. We will close the recommendations for those companies that have not yet taken a step using these funds. The meeting will be modified Christina Bolinch, Journalist in the ECONOMIA.es economy section
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