Creama this week held its Annual General Meeting attended by Deputy Public Works, Sebastián Cañadas, and attended by representatives of the municipalities of Benissa, Calpe, Denia, Pedreguer, Pego, Gata de Gorgos, Xàbia Moraira and Teulada and SERVEF.
At this meeting, the Action Plan for the next financial year was approved, which sets out three imminent challenges: greater cooperation to create alliances that result in a better use of the resources and potential of each one for the benefit of the Marina Alta; a sustainable growth of the region that reinforces traditional productive sectors such as agriculture and fishing and improve internal and external communication for the good of the entity.
In order to meet these challenges, Creama work in the fields and care consolidated companies and entrepreneurs, training, employment, information and internal management; as well as various local and regional programs carried out with the collaboration of SERVEF and entities such as the CEEI Alcoy.
The manager of the consortium, Rosario Donderis, explained that "The Annual Action Plan of 2016 is the first of a new stage of Creama marked by the beginning of a new legislature, change in the institutional representation and management of the consortium, which we face with renewed energies and with the illusion of being able to start a new path without forgetting the paths that led us here, but with the conviction that the new times demand new ways to face the challenges that are presented to us, that combine the experience acquired with another management and direction model that entail a new style of leadership and personal brand. From this new perspective we will put all our efforts and our know-how to work for and for excellence, and for and for the Marina Alta ".
