The Chamber of Commerce of Lanzarote and La Graciosa has inaugurated a special edition of its Business School, coinciding with its twentieth anniversary. Under the name “Business School ENTREPRENEURS 5.0: Creating Future Businesses”, this initiative aims to boost entrepreneurial activity on the islands with a high-level training proposal.
The program is aimed at entrepreneurs in the initial phase and recent self-employed individuals, providing them with the knowledge and tools to successfully face the challenge of entrepreneurship, understand the business scenarios they will encounter, and acquire a comprehensive view of business management. The 150-hour training itinerary is structured into seven blocks taught by recognized professionals, covering essential areas for business consolidation such as strategic planning, financial management, digitalization applied to management processes, and sustainability-oriented innovation.
The president of the Chamber of Commerce, José Valle, highlighted the institution's responsibility to offer top-tier tools for the business fabric. "With Business School 5.0, we provide professionals and entrepreneurs from Lanzarote and La Graciosa with a rigorous program that will enable them to structure solid and competitive projects," he stated.
For her part, the Minister of Training and Employment of the Cabildo of Lanzarote, Ascensión Toledo, emphasized the importance of institutional collaboration. "Supporting initiatives like this Business School 5.0 allows us to provide entrepreneurs and the self-employed with the strategic capabilities demanded by today's economy," she noted.
The Business School 5.0 is part of the España Emprende program, promoted by the national chamber network, and is co-financed by the European Social Fund (FSE+) and the Cabildo of Lanzarote.
