This coming Thursday, the Mayor of Concordia, Francisco Azcué, will hold a meeting with Blas Briceño, CEO and Founder of Finnegans, prior to the development of an extraordinary working session of the Knowledge Economy Advisory Council.
During this meeting, Azcué and Briceño will discuss opportunities for technological development and growth in the city, as well as the role of Concordia in boosting the knowledge economy at a local level.
Subsequently, a working meeting will be held, convening members of the Deliberative Council, relevant municipal officials, and prominent actors from the city's productive and technological sectors, with the aim of participatively debating the adherence to and modification of the Provincial Knowledge Economy Law, seeking to reach a consensus on improvements that boost local development and strengthen the productive ecosystem of Concordia.
Among the key points to be addressed are: adherence to the Provincial Knowledge Economy Law, creation of the Municipal Registry of companies in the sector, benefits in municipal taxes, priority use of innovation spaces, priority in municipal tenders, employability policies and local funding sources, advice on project formulation, and active participation of companies in the Advisory Council.
One of the highlights will be the participation of Briceño, who, in addition to his role as a renowned technology entrepreneur, is a member of the Argentine Chamber of the Software Industry and of this Advisory Council.
With more than 60 local talents already incorporated into his team, Blas Briceño has been a fundamental ally for Concordia, especially during the pandemic, when he decided to establish a branch of his company in the city and forge alliances with the Municipality to promote professional development and improve job opportunities in the technology sector. His participation in this meeting will be crucial to continue outlining the path toward a more innovative Concordia prepared for the future.
During this meeting, Azcué and Briceño will discuss opportunities for technological development and growth in the city, as well as the role of Concordia in boosting the knowledge economy at a local level.
Subsequently, a working meeting will be held, convening members of the Deliberative Council, relevant municipal officials, and prominent actors from the city's productive and technological sectors, with the aim of participatively debating the adherence to and modification of the Provincial Knowledge Economy Law, seeking to reach a consensus on improvements that boost local development and strengthen the productive ecosystem of Concordia.
Among the key points to be addressed are: adherence to the Provincial Knowledge Economy Law, creation of the Municipal Registry of companies in the sector, benefits in municipal taxes, priority use of innovation spaces, priority in municipal tenders, employability policies and local funding sources, advice on project formulation, and active participation of companies in the Advisory Council.
One of the highlights will be the participation of Briceño, who, in addition to his role as a renowned technology entrepreneur, is a member of the Argentine Chamber of the Software Industry and of this Advisory Council.
With more than 60 local talents already incorporated into his team, Blas Briceño has been a fundamental ally for Concordia, especially during the pandemic, when he decided to establish a branch of his company in the city and forge alliances with the Municipality to promote professional development and improve job opportunities in the technology sector. His participation in this meeting will be crucial to continue outlining the path toward a more innovative Concordia prepared for the future.