the Conxus Foundation On Tuesday, it celebrated the first 15 years of its history with an event that brought together representatives of the political, economic and social spheres of Valencian Society. During the event, the foundation’s president, Manuel Brosita, evaluated the work … It was developed at this stage to strengthen links between regions and promote a more competitive and cohesive Spain.
In his speech, Brusetta stressed the importance of the CONXUS project and the role of civil society in building shared spaces. The President of Conexus highlighted the courage of the small group of entrepreneurs who in 2010, in the context of the global financial crisis that the image of the Valencian Community was going through Critical moment Given their backlog of corruption cases, they chose to “restore the outstanding strengths, opportunities for success, great companies and enormous entrepreneurial talent open to the world that characterize our region.”
Today, the foundation has 60 sponsors and is developing, Manuel Brosita noted More than 30 events annually in Madrid It is the most well-known regional entity among those present, and actively participates in issues of concern to the Valencian Community and in major national debates. He concluded his intervention by reflecting on the importance of cooperation between communities: “In these fifteen years we have learned that dialogue is not a weakness, but rather a strength. Cooperation between regions does not decrease, but rather increases. “This diversity is wealth, and this understanding is the path to a fairer, more prosperous and more united Spain.”
For his part, the Director of the Foundation, Enrique Sánchez de León, presented the book “15 Years of Shared History”, a work that covers the Foundation’s path since its establishment in 2010 and brings together the testimonies of fifty relevant figures from different fields of activity who have contributed to the development of Conexus.
The volume highlights the role played by the entity A bridge between regions and a promoter of dialogue and consensus At the national level, a mission that remains essential, in the words of Sánchez de León, “CONEXOS is a strong and cohesive organization, with a very clear and defined purpose, an unimpeachable prestige, and above all with an exciting future full of possibilities.”
The event has been counted More than a hundred attendees A prominent institutional presence reflects the comprehensive and integrative nature of the Conexus project. Among them, representatives of the State of Valenciana were present, such as Susana Camarero, First Vice President and Counselor of Social Services, Equality and Housing; Vicente Martinez Mos, Second Vice President and Advisor for Recovery, Environment, Infrastructure and Land; and Noria Martinez Sanchez, Minister of Justice and Public Administration. Also responsible for the Government of Spain, as Commissioner for Post-Damage Reconstruction, while the local representation was headed by María José Ferrer San Segundo, First Vice Mayor of the City Council of Valencia.
The regional economic fabric was present through entities such as the Chamber of Commerce of Valencia and Castellón, Business Federation of the Valencian Community, Startups of Valencia, LAB Foundation, Manuel Brosita Foundation, Berkeley Valencia, as well as numerous foundation sponsors such as Arnaiz, BDO, Bertolín, bp, Esatur, Ford, Fundación Bancaja, GA-P, Garrigues, Gdes, And Grupo Plaza, Hidraqua, Improven, Lantania, Loginser, Mapfre, Nunsys, Pavasal, Pwc, Ritmongó, RNB, Saludes, Sarrión, S2, Simetry, Stadler and W Executive. Likewise, several graduates of the leadership program organized by Conexus in collaboration with the Pablo VI Foundation attended. They all partook in a jam-packed cocktail that was paired with Valencia’s original wine label.