The group of students, accompanied by professors and technicians from the Consortium, made a tour of the fiscal enclosure and visited different frank zone buildings
A group of medium degree students of Management and Administration of the CFPE María Immaculate of Cádiz has visited this Friday the Free Zone of Cádiz, within the framework of the open doors program that the consortium has underway to bring and publicize their work and that of the companies installed in their fiscal enclosure.
As usual, the visit began in the Heracles Business Building, in whose auditorium an explanatory talk was offered, with a subsequent debate, about the activity of Free Zona Cádiz and the customs and fiscal advantages it offers to companies.
The explanatory talk participated, in addition to the head of Customs Management, Francisco Piñero, the head of Human Resources of the Consortium, Raquel Penco, who offered information on the subject of human resources, an important subject for these students in this quarter.
After the corresponding debate and question of questions about the topics presented, the students attended the projection of a brief video with the history and activity of the consortium in its more than 85 years of history.
Subsequently, the students took a tour of the Tax Precinct and visited the Business Center of the Europa building, where they received information about the multiple advantages and services available for starting an activity and the different options offered through the rental of offices. , domiciliation, training rooms, computer room or coworking service, the latter with very good acceptance by young entrepreneurs.
The students also visited the Documentary Services facilities of Andalusia, another of the societies of the Cadiz Consortium and dedicated to custody, digitalization, destruction and archiving of documents.
Finally, the group was received at the registered office by the commercial director, Javier Gutiérrez, who offered some more data of the operation of the institution and its governing bodies and thanked them for interest in the institution.