This week, a new meeting of the Entrepreneurship Workshop was held at Secondary School No. 35 “Cabo Sendros”, a proposal aimed at 5th and 6th-year students that began in May and seeks to awaken productive vocations, encourage self-employment, and provide concrete tools for the personal and professional development of young people from Concordia.
The activity is part of a series of workshops promoted by trainers Fabio Samuel Zambon, Carlos Martín Denis, and Alejandro A. Martínez, with the support of the Social Economy Department of the Municipality of Concordia and the general coordination of Andrea Popelka, a member of the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship.
On this occasion, the focus of the work was food handling, addressed by Natalia García, Food Technician and member of the municipal Bromatology Directorate, who provided fundamental content on safety and hygiene for the development of gastronomic ventures.
The day was attended by the Head of the Social Economy Department, Miguel Parra; Nicolás Lesa Garat, representative of the Institutional Decentralization Coordination (Government Secretariat); the director of the institution, Prof. Natalia Bignotti; and teachers Daiana Cáceres and Romero Anderson Juan, who accompanied the students during the activity.
Prof. Daiana Cáceres stated: “These types of initiatives allow us to broaden the horizon of our students, showing them that the future can also be built from their own ideas and talents.”
For his part, Prof. Romero Anderson Juan noted: “Young people have a lot to give, they just need spaces that show them possible paths. This workshop is an open door towards autonomy and personal growth.”
From the program coordination, Andrea Popelka highlighted: “We are sowing tools to transform concerns into projects, and dreams into productive realities. Youth entrepreneurship is key to building a Concordia with opportunities for everyone.”
The workshop is developed with an agile, visual, and participatory methodology, through weekly meetings during school hours. Throughout the cycle, topics such as the history of local entrepreneurship, basic economics, marketing, administration, and access to municipal tools are addressed.
The Municipality of Concordia continues to strengthen public policies that promote youth leadership, local economic development, and productive inclusion, on the path towards a more equitable, creative city with a future.
The activity is part of a series of workshops promoted by trainers Fabio Samuel Zambon, Carlos Martín Denis, and Alejandro A. Martínez, with the support of the Social Economy Department of the Municipality of Concordia and the general coordination of Andrea Popelka, a member of the Undersecretariat of Development and Entrepreneurship.
On this occasion, the focus of the work was food handling, addressed by Natalia García, Food Technician and member of the municipal Bromatology Directorate, who provided fundamental content on safety and hygiene for the development of gastronomic ventures.
The day was attended by the Head of the Social Economy Department, Miguel Parra; Nicolás Lesa Garat, representative of the Institutional Decentralization Coordination (Government Secretariat); the director of the institution, Prof. Natalia Bignotti; and teachers Daiana Cáceres and Romero Anderson Juan, who accompanied the students during the activity.
Prof. Daiana Cáceres stated: “These types of initiatives allow us to broaden the horizon of our students, showing them that the future can also be built from their own ideas and talents.”
For his part, Prof. Romero Anderson Juan noted: “Young people have a lot to give, they just need spaces that show them possible paths. This workshop is an open door towards autonomy and personal growth.”
From the program coordination, Andrea Popelka highlighted: “We are sowing tools to transform concerns into projects, and dreams into productive realities. Youth entrepreneurship is key to building a Concordia with opportunities for everyone.”
The workshop is developed with an agile, visual, and participatory methodology, through weekly meetings during school hours. Throughout the cycle, topics such as the history of local entrepreneurship, basic economics, marketing, administration, and access to municipal tools are addressed.
The Municipality of Concordia continues to strengthen public policies that promote youth leadership, local economic development, and productive inclusion, on the path towards a more equitable, creative city with a future.