The Department of Economic Development has presented the quarterly program of Beachworking of 2020, following the lines of 2019. Throughout the first quarter, the Councilor for Development listed the courses they will take, including a radio and Podcasting course, Creation of documentaries through a mobile, publish a book for 0 euros on Amazon, the world of Drones or Bytes and Wine, innovation in the world of wines.
However, the first appointment of Xàbia TIC (the Wednesday February 15, at 20 p.m. in the Soler Blasco Museum) is more focused on personal development through a tool as powerful as the "enneagram". From the hand of David Bustos they will be able to know in which of the 9 personality types it fits and based on that, what are your potential talents.
The courses continue to reserve a space to update information and techniques of online and offline commerce and a window will also open to a local entrepreneur, Manuel Salmerón, who will talk about the world of drones. As highlighted by the mayor, there will also be a course for women entrepreneurs taught by Cybervolunteers and entitled Extraordinary (the January 22 and 23).
Bañuls has pointed out that the conferences will be itinerant and will be held in places as emblematic as the Casa del Cable, the Soler Blasco Museum or the Library of the Port following their will to mix “Culture and historic buildings with technology and innovation”.
From Economic Promotion also the appointments are maintained to promote networking although with novelties. So, the next meeting (19 February) Will be called "Bytes and Wine”And will be starring entrepreneurs from the Marina Alta who have innovated in a sector as traditional as wine. It will be in the House Wine and it will include a tasting so that attendees, as usual, have a relaxed time to exchange contacts and projects.
And finally, the first quarter of 2020 will end in March with the pechakucha (organized by Sun and Co) a meeting in which six entrepreneurs will explain their experience in 20 slides and where networking (in Xàbia called beachworking) is practiced between local entrepreneurs and digital nomads from other countries.
The mayor has indicated that in the future they think of a closure with a strong congress between Xàbia Empren and Beachworking. In valuation of success, last year's conferences have had an average of 20/25 people and the talks with wine (Bytes and Wine) and beers (Beers and Bytes) have had an average attendance between 80/100 people.
