The XXIV National Family Business Congress revolves around Sustainability
The Family Business begins its XXIV National Congress in Pamplona with a utterance in which it reaffirms its commitment to economic, social and environmental sustainability.
El XXIV National Congress of Family Business, inaugurated by the King of Spain, Felipe VI, is held in Pamplona on October 24, 25 and 26. This year's meeting will revolve around Sustainability in family businesses and the challenge of incorporating purpose and transformation towards the new impact capitalism of this type of company.
The meeting, which regains its traditional face-to-face format after last year's online edition, is an event organized by the Family Business Institute (IEF) that is expected to be attended by more than 500 entrepreneurs from family businesses from all over Spain.
The congress, which has become one of the most important business forums in Spain, will also include political figures such as the Prime Minister, Pedro Sánchez, whose final presence is still pending confirmation, and the leader of the opposition and president of the Popular Party, Pablo Casado.
Over the three days, numerous events will be held, with round tables, keynote presentations and interviews with company representatives from all over Spain.
The round table on”The impact revolution“will include the videoconference intervention of Sir Ronald Cohen, an international reference in impact economics, and María Herrero, partner of Transcendent, Ainhoa Grandes, president of the Foundation Ship2B; Teresa Guardans, co-founder of Oryx Impact, and Alejandra Mitjans, director of Ashoka, Spain.
He will also attend the meeting Paul Polman, former CEO of Unilever, president of Imagine, and one of the world's leading names in impact economics.
To see the agenda of the event click hither.
