Cohorte Cantabria adds a new ally in its challenge to reach 50,000 participants. The municipalities furthest from the arc of the Bay of Santander are now the main target
On 17 September at the IDIVAL facilities, a collaboration agreement was formalised with Sidenor, a company that produces special long steels with a low carbon footprint and a proven social and environmental commitment.
Sidenor is a large Spanish company that actively collaborates with suppliers, social entities, training centres and sports and cultural associations in the regions where it is located. In this case, the Reinosa plant will join Cohorte Cantabria, disseminating the project in its networks and encouraging its workers to participate.
The agreement was signed by Sara Jainaga, Sustainability Director of Sidenor, together with Dr. Galo Perlata, Managing Director of IDIVAL. The meeting was also attended by part of the managers of the Reinosa plant, Emilio Fernández Lucio, and Beatriz De la Torre, HR Director, as well as Dr. Marcos López Hoyos, Scientific Director of IDIVAL and Cohorte Cantabria.
We are very fortunate to have companies so committed to research in our region!
More information about Sidenor on their website.
