The Chamber of Commerce incorporates six experts in different fields as members of the Plenary Advisory Council

The Chamber of Commerce of Orihuela has just incorporated as members of the Plenary Advisory Council six renowned experts in different business fields that for a few weeks have already come as part of the institution to the various activities organized by it. However, it was at an event held at the Business Incubator when its membership in the Chamber became official, with the delivery of the minutes of the plenary session at which its appointment was approved, the certificate with exit registration from the Chamber of Commerce. of Orihuela endorsing them as members with the attributions that it entails and a greeting from the president, Mario Martínez Murcia, in which he welcomes them “to a Chamber totally renewed and redefined to become a business and interlocutor reference, with the clear objective of supposing an institution of effective use for the society in which it is framed “.

The advisory members are Fernando Vidal Giménez, Vice Chancellor of Economics and Business at the Miguel Hernández University (UMH); David Bernardo López Lluch, professor at the Miguel Hernández University (UMH) and director of the Master of Oenology at the Casa Cesilia Chair; Raymond Kearney, entrepreneur, president of the Orihuela Costa Avanza Association; Carlos de la Torre Herrero, entrepreneur, CEO of Servicios Energéticos Alicante (SEALC); Óscar Villar Sedano, nautical entrepreneur in Orihuela Costa and Enrique Manuel Mateo Ortuño, businessman CEO Matthew Wines.

The proposal, presented to the Plenary of the Chamber by its first vice president, Pedro Mancebo, was approved unanimously and it was precisely Mancebo who was responsible for delivering those credentials and once again, to welcome this panel of experts “that without Doubt will support and improve the work that is already done from the Chamber Orihuela team “, said Mancebo, who has assured that these advisors” are already a part of an institution that wants to have the participation of the Oriolan society to work looking at their needs and concerns, “he concludes.