CUMPLIMIENTO OBJETIVOS CONTRAIDOS EN LA CUMBRE DE INNOVACION TECNOLOGICA Y ECONOMIA CIRCULAR. MADRID, 6 DE JULIO DE 2018

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La Fundación “Advanced Leadership Foundation” (ALF) y la Fundación “INCYDE” celebraron el 6 julio de 2018 la primera “Cumbre Innovación Tecnológica y Economía Circular” en Madrid, donde se eligieron a 300 líderes de toda España.
En dicha jornada se le realizó una formación a medida a los líderes elegidos por parte de diferentes ponentes especializados en Innovación, Tecnología y Economía Circular, entre ellos cuatro premios Novel, entre el que se encontraba el expresidente de EEUU Barack Obama.
El compromiso que teníamos los lideres era la realización de 10 charlas o acciones de difusión para trasladar a la ciudadanía las ventajas competitivas para promover una transición para que las empresas, instituciones, empresarios y el país en su conjunto  se dirija hacia este nuevo modelo de desarrollo económico y sostenible que representa la “Economía Circular”.

Un año después, el 6 de Julio de 2019 se ha cumplido un año de ese Programa de Líderes de la Cumbre de Innovación Tecnológica y Economía Circular. Por ello, la “Advanced Leadership Foundation”, nos agradecen el compromiso que hemos llevado a cabo con la realización de dichas charlas y acciones de comunicación para promover los mensajes de este gran evento.

Por ello, han enviado el “Certificado” a aquellos que han superado el compromiso como Líder ALF, entre los que me encuentro. Por ello, doy las gracias por haberme permitido tener una experiencia única y enriquecedora, tanto a nivel profesional como personal, que me ha llevado a adquirir nuevos conocimientos, habilidades, aprendizajes, así como a conocer nuevos amigos y vivencias extraordinarias.


Mi más sincero agradecimiento.
José Esteban Gabarda Balaguer (Leader Advanced Leadership Foundation”)



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