On Thursday the President of the Generalitat of Catalonia, Artur Mas, visited the Girbau company in Vic, world leader in the manufacture of machinery for laundries, coinciding with the closing ceremony of the 2012 International Workshop Event.
for the new Ecodryer ED dryers, which has been launched this week, as well as the recent investment in machinery to increase production capacity in the robotic sheet-metal section and the showroom area.
economic environment, and held it up as an example to follow. "Girbau represents the very best of the economic structure of our country: an industrial company with a traditional family base, yet at the same time innovative, connected with the university and open to foreign markets, "said Artur Mas.
According to the chief executive, "despite the difficult times, Girbau is creating, researching and innovating; creating new jobs both here and abroad, and this combination of motivation and way of doing things is very significant."
She also pointed out the company’s future lines and insisted that they are optimistic, and are: "working to strengthen the sales network worldwide, looking ahead and working hard to prepare ourselves for the future. In order to achieve this, our competitive advantage is our professional team, our people. "
the international and the local." On behalf of Girbau, the vicepresident of Marketing, Sales & Services, Toni Rubiés, and the international sales director Jordi Bosch, also spoke at the event, which the Chairman Pere Girbau, brought to a close.
The territorial delegate for the Generalitat in Central Catalonia, Jordi Moltó; the Member of the Catalan Parliament Ramon Espadaler; the director of the Regional Enterprise and Employment Services in Central Catalonia, Bàrbara Minoves; the Chairman of the Vic District Council, Joan Roca, and the chairman of the Osona branch of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce, Josep Pujades, also attended the event’s closing session.
create a meeting point to foster relationships between dealers - a key factor in Girbau’s internationalisation.