This Monday, the formal delivery of the furniture made within the framework of the Furniture Assembly with Boards Course was carried out to the NGO “Volando Alto”, which carries out a literacy program in the Benito Legerén neighborhood. The activity took place at the organization's facilities and was attended by municipal authorities, representatives of the private sector, and community leaders.
The course was promoted by the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia, in coordination with the Forest Industrial Development Center (CeDeFI), and with the contribution of materials by the company EGGER. The training, which was taught in the CeDeFI warehouse, was aimed at workers in the wood and furniture sector, technical students, entrepreneurs, and residents interested in acquiring new productive skills.
During the delivery, the Secretary of Productive Development, Eng. Federico Schattenhofer; the president of EGGER, Agustín Fitte; Soledad Sosa, Head of Human Resources of the company; Bettina Ittermann, responsible for Community Relations; Florencia Martínez, executive director of the NGO “Volando Alto”; Forest Engineer Ciro Mastandrea; and Darío Kaemena, member of the INTA technical team, were present.
Eng. Schattenhofer highlighted: “This delivery is not only the conclusion of a successful training, but a concrete example of what can be achieved when the State, the private sector, and the community work together. We are committed to training, local development, and generating real impacts that improve people's lives. This is the path to a productive and solidary Concordia”.
From CeDeFI, it was highlighted that the call for the course exceeded expectations: “It opened with a capacity for 25 people and more than 40 registered, which demonstrates the interest in training. Everything produced in the courses is destined for social institutions, as in this case”.
The company EGGER, for its part, reaffirmed its commitment to the community. “We are very happy to be part of this initiative. These joint actions not only train, but have a direct impact on spaces that need it”, pointed out Bettina Ittermann.
The Municipality of Concordia continues to promote public policies that strengthen professional training, joint work, and sustainable development in every corner of the city.
The course was promoted by the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia, in coordination with the Forest Industrial Development Center (CeDeFI), and with the contribution of materials by the company EGGER. The training, which was taught in the CeDeFI warehouse, was aimed at workers in the wood and furniture sector, technical students, entrepreneurs, and residents interested in acquiring new productive skills.
During the delivery, the Secretary of Productive Development, Eng. Federico Schattenhofer; the president of EGGER, Agustín Fitte; Soledad Sosa, Head of Human Resources of the company; Bettina Ittermann, responsible for Community Relations; Florencia Martínez, executive director of the NGO “Volando Alto”; Forest Engineer Ciro Mastandrea; and Darío Kaemena, member of the INTA technical team, were present.
Eng. Schattenhofer highlighted: “This delivery is not only the conclusion of a successful training, but a concrete example of what can be achieved when the State, the private sector, and the community work together. We are committed to training, local development, and generating real impacts that improve people's lives. This is the path to a productive and solidary Concordia”.
From CeDeFI, it was highlighted that the call for the course exceeded expectations: “It opened with a capacity for 25 people and more than 40 registered, which demonstrates the interest in training. Everything produced in the courses is destined for social institutions, as in this case”.
The company EGGER, for its part, reaffirmed its commitment to the community. “We are very happy to be part of this initiative. These joint actions not only train, but have a direct impact on spaces that need it”, pointed out Bettina Ittermann.
The Municipality of Concordia continues to promote public policies that strengthen professional training, joint work, and sustainable development in every corner of the city.