Facilitating business initiatives for companies in TenerifeTenerife (CEST), along with BNI España SLC, a networking network, have formalized a collaborative pact to further the business activities of Tenerife companies and enhance commercial ties with the rest of the country. This partnership intends to act as a liaison between the business community of Tenerife and Gran Canaria, where the BNI Brújula Group operates.
Javier Cabrera, the president of CEST, emphasized that “one of the primary aims of this agreement is to combine our expertise and resources to foster the business growth of Tenerife and other Spanish communities, thereby promoting the expansion and territorial reach of our companies.
Highlighting the advantage of aligning with an international organization, Javier Cabrera explained that “the experience it brings presents an opportunity for Circle members to fortify their network of contacts,” thus becoming one of their company’s most significant assets.
Underscoring the importance of cooperation for small and medium enterprises (SMEs), which constitute a crucial part of CEST, he asserted that coming together and cultivating relationships with other companies is vital for enhancing strength and competitiveness. Therefore, this presents “a tremendous opportunity” for the associates of both associations and for the growth of the Archipelago.
The consulting director of BNI Brújula, Abián Nuez, who signed the agreement on behalf of the regional director, Carolina Villén, emphasized the significance of members of the networking network in establishing business links with organizations that share similar values. This, in turn, enhances the potential for creating business opportunities and wealth, consequently contributing to economic growth.
The signing of this collaborative agreement marks the commencement of a new phase for the companies affiliated with CEST, expanding their network and unlocking opportunities for expansion beyond the confines of the island. Furthermore, it grants companies in the southern region of Tenerife access to business training activities.
CEST and BNI are confident that this strategic alliance “will foster commercial and business alliances that will translate into greater business triumphs for their members.” The agreement binds them to organize activities, events, conferences, and training sessions benefitting entrepreneurs associated with both groups, thereby contributing to the advancement of their expertise and knowledge.
