He Business meeting ‘City of Lucena‘, a conference aimed at businessmen and entrepreneurs from all over Andalusia, launched this year by the Lucena City Council and the ‘Eliossana’ Open Shopping Center, with the support of the Provincial Delegation of Córdoba through the Institute Provincial Economic Development (Iprodeco). , will take place during the next November 7 and 8.
The Municipal Auditorium “Manuel Lara Cantizani” will host this meeting point between leaders from different sectors of activity, institutional representatives, experts in various fields and more 500 students and teachers from educational centers in the city and from different regions of Andalusia who will participate in the two days scheduled for next Thursday and Friday.
Thirty participants
As explained by the president of the CCA Eliossana, Vicente Briones, “the event will bring together more than thirty participants who, through different presentations and round tables, will carry out a shared diagnosis of the current situation and will then present the main trends of the future in terms of digitalization or sustainability.
At the first business meeting of the city of Lucena, a space of cohesion of ‘networking’ where participants can create new synergies and business opportunities, “in line with where from the Open Shopping Center we offer ourselves this type of activities to revitalize and promote the local and regional economy throughout the year” , as Vicente Briones indicated.
For the Councilor for Promotion and Business Development, María de la O Redondo, “it is essential to strengthen academic training and promote among students the culture of entrepreneurship so deeply rooted in our city through initiatives like these who will always find support in the Lucena Town Hall.
“It is a key meeting point not only for the business community of Lucena and its region, but also for all people who are concerned and want to broaden their vision of the labor market, which is why it is presented as a unique opportunity to interact with the economic fabric and explore new opportunities”, said María de la O Redondo.
