This Thursday, the Cooperativism Training Workshop was successfully held at the Concordia Convention Center. The event, aimed at cooperative members and pre-cooperative groups from the city and neighboring towns, aimed to provide technical-administrative tools to promote growth and improve cooperative management.
Present were the mayor Francisco Azcué; the Minister of Government and Labor of the Province Manuel Troncoso; María Laura Renoldi, president of the Institute for the Promotion of Cooperatives and Mutuals of Entre Ríos (IPCYMER); the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer and the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Undersecretary of Productive Development Gabriel Enguelberg and Ariel Gorostegui, Director of the Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism.
Mayor Azcué highlighted the importance of cooperativism for the economic and social development of our city and the region, noting that the joint work being carried out with Governor Rogelio Frigerio is important for this, with the goal of generating more and better opportunities so that public policies are tools for development and growth for all residents of Entre Ríos and Concordia.
In his turn, Minister Manuel Troncoso emphasized the provincial government's commitment to strengthening cooperatives as vehicles for inclusion and progress, stressing the importance of joint work between all levels of government and those who are committed to the growth and strengthening of the place to which they belong.
For her part, María Laura Renoldi, president of the IPCYMER, stated that “it is crucial to continue supporting cooperatives with training sessions like these, which allow them to adapt to challenges and improve their management”.
Ariel Gorostegui, Director of the Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism, praised the excellent turnout and the active participation of the attendees, stating: “The large number of attendees reflects the genuine interest in continuing to grow and professionalize cooperative activity in our region”.
During the event, two main modules were developed:
Module 1 addressed the fundamental aspects of what a cooperative is, explaining roles, responsibilities, rights, and the current legal framework. This segment was aimed primarily at pre-cooperative groups interested in formalizing.
Module 2 focused on the internal dynamics of already established cooperatives, including a tutorial on how to properly manage cooperative books and minutes.
This meeting was organized by the Institute for the Promotion of Cooperatives and Mutuals of Entre Ríos in conjunction with the Municipality of Concordia, with the collaboration of the Educational Work Cooperative Caminos Cooperativos.
Present were the mayor Francisco Azcué; the Minister of Government and Labor of the Province Manuel Troncoso; María Laura Renoldi, president of the Institute for the Promotion of Cooperatives and Mutuals of Entre Ríos (IPCYMER); the Secretary of Productive Development Federico Schattenhofer and the Secretary of Government Luciano Dell´Olio; the Undersecretary of Productive Development Gabriel Enguelberg and Ariel Gorostegui, Director of the Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism.
Mayor Azcué highlighted the importance of cooperativism for the economic and social development of our city and the region, noting that the joint work being carried out with Governor Rogelio Frigerio is important for this, with the goal of generating more and better opportunities so that public policies are tools for development and growth for all residents of Entre Ríos and Concordia.
In his turn, Minister Manuel Troncoso emphasized the provincial government's commitment to strengthening cooperatives as vehicles for inclusion and progress, stressing the importance of joint work between all levels of government and those who are committed to the growth and strengthening of the place to which they belong.
For her part, María Laura Renoldi, president of the IPCYMER, stated that “it is crucial to continue supporting cooperatives with training sessions like these, which allow them to adapt to challenges and improve their management”.
Ariel Gorostegui, Director of the Directorate of Cooperativism and Associativism, praised the excellent turnout and the active participation of the attendees, stating: “The large number of attendees reflects the genuine interest in continuing to grow and professionalize cooperative activity in our region”.
During the event, two main modules were developed:
Module 1 addressed the fundamental aspects of what a cooperative is, explaining roles, responsibilities, rights, and the current legal framework. This segment was aimed primarily at pre-cooperative groups interested in formalizing.
Module 2 focused on the internal dynamics of already established cooperatives, including a tutorial on how to properly manage cooperative books and minutes.
This meeting was organized by the Institute for the Promotion of Cooperatives and Mutuals of Entre Ríos in conjunction with the Municipality of Concordia, with the collaboration of the Educational Work Cooperative Caminos Cooperativos.