The Vice President of Foment del Treball formalizes her candidacy for the presidency of the CEOE and receives the unanimous support of the Catalan Employers’ Association
The final step was missing to become an official candidate for the president of the CEOE in the elections to be held on November 23, and this Tuesday Virginia Guindo took it. Exactly on the last day of the deadline, the vice president of Foment del Treball presented the necessary guarantees to the press to compete with Antonio Garamendi for the leadership of the employers’ association, which, however, has a majority within the organization and it will be difficult to to defeat the Catalan.
To run for president of the CEOE, a minimum of 20 statements of support from four organizations is required, and Virginia Guinda announced that she has the public support of six organizations: Foment del Treball, the Catalan Employers’ Association where she holds the position of Vice-President. president holds. president; the employers’ association of industrial cogeneration plants, ACOGEN; the National Professional Association of Administrative Managers (APNGA); the Faconauto automobile employers’ association, whose president has threatened to run for office; the Business Federation of Meat and Meat Industries (FECIC) and the College of Administrative Managers.
Guinda, mother of three, is the first woman to aspire to lead the employers’ organization and champions a more participative, more proactive organizational model with a greater ability to listen and influence government.
After approval, the Vice President of Foment del Treball will continue to publish her proposal to the CEOE member organizations and companies, inviting them to share, contribute and vote for “a new way of do, see and decide about the future,” he noted.
In the event that she is elected on the 23rd, Guinda has pledged to prepare a strategic plan in the first 100 days of her term of office, with key issues on the table such as a revision of the payroll and tax system, a new labor reform and a big lease.
Source: La Verdad
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