UEES gathered in Quito leaders to analyze the challenges and opportunities of the Post-electoral Ecuador.
On Tuesday, April 22, the Universidad Espíritu Santo (UEES) brought together business leaders, academics and experts from the legal, political and economic spheres in the Executive Breakfast “Ecuador Decided: Scenarios and Opportunities 2025”.”, developed in Quito.
The meeting, which included a legal and political forum, was intended as a strategic space for reflection to understand the national panorama after the recent elections. During the meeting, key issues related to the current situation were addressed. political, legal, economic and business of the country.
From an economic perspective, Alberto Dahik, Director of the School of Graduate Studies, He emphasized the importance of these spaces for dialogue for strategic decision making from the private sector. Dahik gave an in-depth presentation on the country's economic challenges, analyzing future scenarios from a technical, political and global perspective.
The following participated in the discussion forum Andrea Montalvo, director of UEES Quito; Pablo Alarcón, director of the Graduate School of Law; and Héctor Yépez, director of the School of Government. The role of civil society, the consolidation of the democratic model and the promotion of education in a culture of legality were discussed.
For its part, César Espinoza, director of the Graduate School of Business (ESAI Business School) of UEES, shared a clear vision of the challenges and opportunities for Ecuadorian companies in the current context, based on his experience in the public and private sectors.
With this initiative, UEES reaffirms its commitment to the generation of knowledge and the strengthening of the dialogue between academia and strategic actors for the country's development.
