Angulas Aguinaga and Deusto are teaming together to boost student talent

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

Angulas Aguinaga continues its commitment to generate employment to continue promoting talent, both within the company and in those young people who have not yet started their careers.

Now, Angulas Aguinaga and the University of Deusto enter into a collaboration agreement to boost talent among students, to develop internal talent and make the company a benchmark among university students.

Under this collaboration, three different actions will be carried out. Curricular practices, as they have been doing so far. The launch of a company challenge to the students of the Master of Entrepreneurship in Action. And, finally, with the aim of strengthening the internal training plan, an academic training will be made available to the employees of Angulas Aguinaga.

"We want Angulas Aguinaga to be perceived as an attractive place to work and we are making a great effort to close collaborations of this kind, which will help us attract and retain the best talent. The commitment to people is one of our strategic pillars and we are convinced that only through a solid human team and with desire to face new projects, we can take the company further ". has highlighted Ana Fernández, director of Human Resources and Talent Management of Angulas Aguinaga.

Public-private collaboration, a model of success in dual training

The trajectory of Angulas Aguinaga with the university world and dual training also includes collaborations with other educational centers, such as the University of Mondragón, for students who are studying the Master of Strategic Management of People Talent.

Other public-private partnerships in which Angulas Aguinaga has participated in 2019 include participation in various employment forums and training workshops organized by Tecnun of the University of Navarra, by the University of the Basque Country, as well as with ESIC business schools, or the Summer Camp of Great Consumption organized by AECOC, among others.

This article was written and published in Spanish and has been translated into English via Google Translate. Click here to read the original article.

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