The event was attended by the Mayor of Paterna, Juan Antonio Sagredo, the autonomous secretary for Sustainable Economy, Blanca Marín and the Vice President of the Valencia Provincial Council, Toni Gaspar, among others

• The winners in this second edition have been NBN23 as Entrepreneur of the year; Faurecia in the Research and Innovation category; AIMPLAS as a Socially Responsible Company, Das Audio for its Career and International Projection; B2B Corporación Jurídica as local MicroPyme and Rosalía Mellado, from Lasertall, as Woman Entrepreneur
• The ceremony, organized by the Paterna City of Business association chaired by the Mayor Juan Antonio Sagredo, has served to promote the industrial potential of the municipality, which, with more than 2,800 companies, is one of the main industrial location of the Valencian Community and from Spain

This afternoon Paterna has become the business meeting point with the award ceremony for the II Paterna City Business Awards held at the Grand Theater Antonio Ferrandis.

The awards gala will take place next Wednesday, November 8 at 7:00 p.m. at the Grand Theater Antonio Ferrandis

• In this second edition of the awards the Local Micropyme category has been added, aimed to recognize the figure of self-employed businessman and rewarding his entrepreneurial effort and commitment to the city

Paterna City Council has released the name of the 18 finalists for the next edition of the II Paterna City of Business Awards, an association chaired by the Mayor Juan Antonio Sagredo.

Paterna City Council will aim for the aid for the modernization and improvement of the industrial estates announced yesterday by the Regional Area of Sustainable Economy, Productive Sectors, Trade and Labor.

• Paterna is ready to transfer the improvements of its 5 industrial parks to the Area of Economy.
• Hydrants, accessibility and mobility will be the destination of these regional aids

This has been advanced today by the Mayor of Paterna, Juan Antonio Sagredo, who has positively valued this line of regional grants that will allow Paterna to optimize the competitiveness of its 5 industrial areas, improve its services and infrastructure and strengthen the city as strategic location in industry 4.0.

The agreement has been signed by the Mayor of Paterna, Juan Antonio Sagredo and the President of the Business Association, Carmen Pi

• In addition to improving access to the industrial estate, the agreement will improve road paint to facilitate circulation and build new hydrants that will help increase safety in the business area.
• The signing of this new agreement joins the rest of the agreements that the City Council is signing with each of its business areas

The City Council of Paterna and the L’Andana Business Association have signed a collaboration agreement with the aim of strengthening the joint commitment to promote and improve the companies located in the industrial area.

Paterna City Council is preparing an industrial Geographic Information System that will improve the management of its 5 business areas and regulate in an “intelligent” way the more than 1,600 companies installed in the city.

This was announced today by the Mayor of Paterna, Juan Antonio Sagredo during the meeting held with the media and in which he was accompanied by the Coordinator of Economic Promotion, José Mª Martínez. 

The Paterna City Council has just started the study to reclaim the Mediterranean Corridor and the railway connection with Fuente del Jarro. «During this month we are starting the tender of the study of the Corridor and its need for the 1,600 companies of Paterna. We want to capture in this project the need for an infrastructure that will be the definitive impulse to turn our city into a European industrial benchmark, "according to the mayor, Juan Antonio Sagredo.

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"Make Paterna a regional and state epicenter of innovation". Under this premise, underlined yesterday by the mayor of Paterna, Juan Antonio Sagredo, the Paterna Local Pact for Innovation was formalized yesterday, a joint initiative of the main local agents of R + D + i with which the Consistory intends to make innovation, the engine of economic and social development of Paterna.

The Science Park of the University of Valencia was the scene of the official signing of this agreement, to which a total of 18 different entities and organizations have joined, like the Valencian Agency for Innovation, the University of Valencia, the Polytechnic University of Valencia or the Valencia Chamber or the Valencian Business Confederation (CEV).

The City Council of Paterna, within the framework of the Collaboration Agreement signed between the Association "Paterna City of Business" and the Asociación Sociolidarios, have organized training sessions on Corporate Social Responsibility for SMEs in the city.

Currently, the application of Corporate Social Responsibility standards has become a key element for the competitiveness and productivity of companies since the commitment of companies to social responsibility generates a more innovative corporate culture, more internationally attractive, with more resources to anticipate and adapt to the challenges of a changing and global market. In recent years, the exercise of social responsibility with the priorities of sustainability, social cohesion and the satisfaction of general interests has gradually been incorporated into the Spanish business world.

The new Industrial Geographic Information System, which will be implemented throughout 2018 and will be one of the most complete in the country, will be hosted on the website of Paterna City of Business.

• Juan Antonio Sagredo: "This Industrial Geographical Information System is one more step in the business policy and promotion of employment that we are carrying out from the City Council to promote the industrial potential of Paterna.".
• The new tool will provide exhaustive information on companies and workers in each of the 5 industrial areas, such as quality certifications, patents or the type of waste it generates.

The Paterna City Council is preparing an industrial Geographic Information System that will improve the management of its 5 business areas and regulate in an “intelligent” way the more than 1,300 firms installed there.