The initiative is the result of a partnership between the Associação Comercial do Porto and Católica Porto Business School and has names such as that of Rui Moreira, Ricardo Reis, Álvaro Nascimento, Alberto Castro.
The Port will create a 'think tank' with the aim of rethinking the conditions for economic growth in Portugall. The initiative is the result of a partnership established between the Commercial Association of Porto (ACP) and the Católica Porto Business School, and is to be thought almost two years ago. Called Nexus this group of reflection you want, from the Port, to identify the factors and solutions of the modernization and growth for the country from the role of companies and not necessarily the role of the State.
The Nexus account with an advisory board of where part names like the Guilherme Costa, ex-president of the RTP, and that will be the project coordinator, Alvaro Nascimento former president of Caixa Geral de Depósitos, Ricardo Reis, a university professor in the United States, Alberto Castro, professor and chairman of the Bank of Fomento, Sofia Salgado Pinto, director of the Católica Porto Business, Emídio Gomes, former president of the CCDRN, Nuno Botelho, president of the Commercial Association of Porto, among others.
in addition To the members of the advisory board for the Nexus, you can use a set of contributions from personalities that if you understand that can bring something new to the theme that is on the agenda. The agenda of the Nexus will be made from the topics proposed by the advisory board after analysis of the reflection or through conferences or on the group’s website.
Sources close to the new reflection group indicated that, "although the role of the companies and of the contribution that quality management can make to the economic growth, there is another type of organisations fundamental to the growth of the economy, such as the innovation system and the financial system".
The space of reflection, will be released this Thursday at a conference that will take place in the Palace of the Scholarship on the theme "Financing of SMES…and then? and whose main speaker will be Richard Pelly, non-executive director of the Development finance Institution and a former Chief Executive of the European Investment Fund).
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