The President of Diputación of Granada, Francisco Rodríguez Guerrero, visited the London office of SECUTIX, a market leader in advanced digital solutions for the events industry.
As a pivotal player in driving Granada's reputation as a technological innovation hub, the President's visit to their UK headquarters in London is a testament to SECUTIX's commitment to the city.
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SECUTIX in Granada
The SECUTIX Granada office is the base for several global functions, including management, marketing, customer service and tech development. It is the company's second-largest office outside of its headquarters in Switzerland.
The business benefits from working with other Granada businesses and institutions. It is a member of the Granada Chamber of Commerce, has a partnership with Nazaries IT, regularly speaks to students at the University of Granada, and is a member of AImpulsa, an IT ecosystem created in Granada for AI investigation. It is also part of a technical degree initiative called 'Quiero ser ingeniera', a programme encouraging girls aged 10-15 to consider technical degrees.
The company plans for the Granada office to become a centre of excellence for software development.
Mos Matin, Vice President of European Sales, welcomed the President, saying:
"As a business with a significant interest in Granada, we want to contribute to the city's ambition to be a global centre for technology and innovation.
On behalf of SECUTIX, I thank the President for his visit today and his support of our goal to be the number one SaaS ticketing platform for the events industry.
The success of our Granada office is partly due to the city's high-quality lifestyle, which attracts talent, the skills and expertise of the local workforce, and also the city's clear commitment to innovation and support for companies like us that stand out for their use of technology in their fields. We're delighted to be part of the city's technical ecosystem and look forward to continuing our successful growth in Granada.”