At the offices of the Secretariat of Productive Development of the Municipality of Concordia, a meeting was held between the head of the area, Federico Schattenhofer, and the Deans of the universities in our city with the purpose of jointly outlining an ambitious agenda of events and projects for the coming year that seeks to strengthen the link between education and local government.
In addition, these future shared activities form a strategic alliance focused on boosting local and regional economic development.
Secretary Federico Schattenhofer stated the importance of working from a perspective of cooperation involving the public, private, and educational sectors. “We want actions that acquire significant magnitude, allowing us to support and increase the visibility of the different productive sectors, and that lead to an increase in investments and job creation in the medium or long term,” he affirmed.
Representing the Faculty of Food Sciences, Vice Dean Engineer Luz Marina Zapata participated; from the Faculty of Administration Sciences, Dean Cr. Raúl A. Mangia, while on behalf of the Municipality of Concordia, the Head of the Productive Hub, Licentiate Mauricio Schwartzman, and the Director of Bromatology, Eng. Hilda Rousserie, were present.
In addition, these future shared activities form a strategic alliance focused on boosting local and regional economic development.
Secretary Federico Schattenhofer stated the importance of working from a perspective of cooperation involving the public, private, and educational sectors. “We want actions that acquire significant magnitude, allowing us to support and increase the visibility of the different productive sectors, and that lead to an increase in investments and job creation in the medium or long term,” he affirmed.
Representing the Faculty of Food Sciences, Vice Dean Engineer Luz Marina Zapata participated; from the Faculty of Administration Sciences, Dean Cr. Raúl A. Mangia, while on behalf of the Municipality of Concordia, the Head of the Productive Hub, Licentiate Mauricio Schwartzman, and the Director of Bromatology, Eng. Hilda Rousserie, were present.