The VII FPCM Connect closed the Park’s 2021 calendar of events on Thursday, December 16. The networking event of the Park’s community served to meet several of the new companies incorporated this year: Alzione Sistemas, Biohope, Social Dinapp and Kepler Ingeniería y Ecogestión.
Isabel Portero, CEO of Biohope, was in charge of breaking the ice. This enterprising doctor clearly explained the objective of her company, dedicated to promoting precision medicine for patients with diseases of the immune system. He also presented Inmunobiogram®, his product to personalizetreatment with immunosuppressive drugs and prevent rejection in kidney transplantation.
He was followed by José Luis Rodríguez, CEO of Social Dinapp, a start-up focused on social transformation projects. The predictive science and technology it has developed allows them to measure and map social risk and predict social crises. This can be applied to multiple problems, such as abuse or mental health, and different vulnerable groups, such as children, women or the elderly.
Next, Fernando Gandolfo, CEO of Alzione Sistemas, described how his young company wants toto protect indoor spaces from aerosol infections. To this end, they have designed and manufactured germicidal equipment that eliminates SARS-CoV-2, its variants and other pathogens that are transmitted by air. This device purifies the air without altering its composition, so it can act without evacuating people indoors.
The round of presentation of new additions to the Kepler Engineering and Ecomanagement Park, a company already consolidated with 26 years, closed. Alberto Salguero, Head of the Delegation in Madrid, summarized their lines of business: environmental consulting and inspection, soil and groundwater decontamination, renewable energies and waste management, in which they provide biomimetic and sustainable solutions.
After the pitches, Carmen Gilabert, Communication Champion for Spain of the EEN (Enterprise Europe Network), reminded the attending companies of the services offered by the network. In addition, during the VII FPCM Connect , another of the Park’s companies, Aora Health, made a stand available to attendees where it offered information and allowed a large number of its nutraceutical products to be purchased at a discount.
The event also had its most festive part, with the proclamation of the winners in the three categories of the XI Children’s Christmas Greetings Contest:
The VII FPCM Connect was also the excuse for a last face-to-face meeting to congratulate the holidays and say goodbye to the year. A year that has definitely been turbulent, with notable ups and downs. It began with the Filomena storm, which left us with unforgettable scenes, as well as chaos and forced teleworking for a good part of January. It continued until June with new pandemic waves, which forced the celebrations of the Park’s 20th anniversary to be delayed. The summer gave us a truce, and in September we were able to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Park with all the companies. In the middle of autumn, the official act of celebration of the 20th anniversary was held with the authorities. Now, in the midst of the sixth wave of the pandemic, we remain committed to maintaining safety and health in the Park so that 2022 brings us the long-awaited old normality. With our best wishes… happy holidays, good end to 2021 and best start to 2022!
