(Madrid, October 19, 2011). - President of the Autonomous Community of Andalusia, José Antonio Griñán, Said today that "the social economy should be one of the essential models for companies in the future," these statements are part of the Second Breakfast CEPES (Spanish Business Confederation of Social Economy) of which the president was now leading Andalusian .
The event has been aimed at addressing the need to promote this sector, as an engine for creating jobs and revitalizing the economy. Moreover, noted the consolidation of social economy in Andalusia.
The event, which was attended by over 170 businessmen, politicians and people linked to the Social Economy, was presented by the Minister of Labour and Immigration, Valeriano Gómez, and moderated by the Chairman of CEPES, Juan Antonio Pedroza.
Among the guests present had been Vice President of Planning Policy of the Government of Spain and Minister of Territorial Policy and Public Administration, Manuel Chavez, the Minister of the Presidency, Ramon Jaureguiand the Minister of Environment, Rural and Marine Affairs of Spain Rosa Aguilar, plus numerous Andalusian government authorities.
During the meeting Grin said that "in the difficult economic environment we have, the Social Economy enterprises are a key to restoring confidence in markets and provide gateways to the crisis."
The president of the Andalusian social economy enterprises have much to say in the current economic environment, companies that maintain a cutting edge infrastructure, cohere the territory, creating stable work quality and foster entrepreneurship, it that gives high competitiveness thatfacilitates entry and survival in the markets.
In this sense, Grin said that this business formula has been achieved in these years of hardship, "not only to maintain the business, but to create new partnerships and maintain employment."
Meanwhile, Juan Antonio Pedroza stated that support from the Andalusian this business model "has facilitated the creation of a business network, solid and consolidation of thousands of jobs in recent years with continued growth ". Moreover, the president of the Employers of the Social Economy CEPESnoted the importance of the Andalusian Social Economy noting that this economic core accounts for 11% of GDP in Andalusia. . It shares with the President Andaluz, that this business model is one of the best options for future business.
