The Cádiz Free Trade Zone incubator has received the award for becoming an “international example of public support for companies related to the Blue Economy”
Fran González collected the award at the event held this Wednesday afternoon at the Hotel Q Bahía de Cádiz
Incubazul, the Blue Economy incubator of the Free Trade Zone of Cádiz, received this Wednesday afternoon the Grape of Innovation awarded by Radio Cádiz to different professionals, groups and entities from Cádiz for their contribution, with their work and their vocation, to position the province as a reference in areas such as innovation, tourism, sports, science, gastronomy, carnival, culture, solidarity, or the world of brotherhood.
The delegate of the Free Zone, Fran González, collected the award for Incubazul in an event held this Wednesday afternoon at the Hotel Q Bahía de Cádiz "for becoming an international example of public support for companies related to the blue economy and promote sustainable care of the planet by helping to expand the productive fabric of the province.”
The rest of the awards have been the Carnival Grape for Antonio Martínez Ares, for his extensive and award-winning career at the Cádiz Carnival; the Uva Brotherhood to the Nuestra Señora del Rosario Coronada Cornet and Drum Band; the Sports Grape to Amelia Romero, indoor soccer champion; the Grape of Culture for Las Niñas de Cádiz, a Cadiz theater company; the Musical Grape for Antoñito Molina, for his fantastic year with a new album and new tour; the Solidarity Grape for the Food Bank; the Grape of Science and Research to the Center for Underwater Archeology of Andalusia; the Gastronomic Grape to the Fernando Quiñones Hospitality School; the Tourism Grape for the Concert Music Festival of Sancti Petri (Chiclana); Grape to the Company, to Sound 5; the Cádiz Grape around the world for David Carmona, a man from Cádiz who has managed to be a benchmark for Artificial Intelligence and Innovation; and the Grape to the Trajectory for Tere Torres.
It is the third edition of this initiative, which has delivered twelve grapes plus a special one for the trajectory, and which seeks to recognize people for their action, for their work to make society better and carry the brand and image of Cádiz around the world. .
