Appointed Businessman Alberto Díaz to Serve as the Head of Salamanca's Chamber of Commerce
New President for Salamanca's Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services of Salamanca has a new leader. During an extraordinary plenary session on Wednesday, Alberto Díaz was designated as the new president.
Alberto Díaz, the director of the Ferpal Group, succeeds Benjamin Crespo, who resigned this week. In his speech, Díaz expressed his gratitude to Crespo for his work at the head of the Chamber over the past years.
Díaz is the twenty-third leader to hold the position in the 139-year history of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services of Salamanca. His presidency aims to contribute to the economic development of Salamanca, promote entrepreneurship, and modernize the services offered to freelancers and SMEs.
The Chamber of Commerce continues to play an essential role as a consultative, representative, and collaborative body with public administrations. It also aims to drive the competitiveness and growth of Salamanca's companies.
The Chamber continues to provide training, advice, and internationalization services. It also aims to be a "meeting place" for companies, freelancers, and entrepreneurs. Díaz stated that he wants the Chamber to continue Benjamin Crespo's legacy, being an open, dynamic, and participatory space.
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Díaz's presidency comes at a critical time for the business fabric of the province. He aims to represent the interests of the business community effectively and contribute to the modernization and growth of Salamanca's economy.
In conclusion, the designation of Alberto Díaz as president of the Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Services of Salamanca marks a new era for the organization. With his extensive experience in the private sector and his commitment to the Chamber's mission, Díaz is well-positioned to lead the Chamber into a bright future.
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