Camagüey, April 10.- In the second Scientific and Commercial Techniques Colloquium, the Business Group of Commerce (Geci) in Camagüey will highlight the integration with avant-garde economic and educational entities, including students from the Cándido González Morales Polytechnic and a delegate from the Mipyme Thagó Confections.
Mairena Ramírez Ponz, Alejandro Barrero Rodríguez and Aliany Isabel Peña Montero, third-year economics students, will attend the event in Ciego de Ávila with innovative proposals in computer science, science and non-state management.
Barrero Rodríguez, in his debut, plans to present a website focused on hair products, highlighting the advantages of e-commerce aligned with the national digital transformation.
This innovator highlights the importance of business collaborations and the influence of his academic training, which has provided him with essential knowledge in autonomous management, pricing strategies and related areas.
Passionate about sewing, Lismaray Usatorres Bello from Thagó Confecciones will exhibit a children's guayabera at the Ministry of Domestic Trade event, a standout piece among her creations and with high expectations for awards.
At 31 years old, Usatorres Bello values ??the opportunity to join the Camagüey delegation, made up of 17 members, thanks to the Provincial Property Management Company, facilitator of spaces for entrepreneurs.
Anabel Varona Lores, Geci Science specialist, leads a team that includes young people from various areas of commerce who will present innovative techniques and five scientific studies, highlighting one focused on energy savings applied to appliances such as multipurpose pots and irons.
All divisions of the sector are represented, covering areas such as warehouses, ateliers, canteens, kitchens and hotel accommodation.
In the first edition of the Scientific and Commercial Techniques Colloquium of the Youth Technical Brigades, the province received two awards in atelier and a second place for a website, achievements that anticipate a promising future to achieve an effective and flourishing trade. (Text and photos: Gladys Dailyn Morera Cordero/Radio Cadena Agramonte)
