The International Green Trade & Commerce Association (IGTCA) is pleased to announce that the International Roundtable on Technologies for Sustainability will be held in Scotland for the first time, marking an important milestone in the development of this international forum dedicated to innovation, sustainability and responsible economic growth. The event Read more
The International Green Trade & Commerce Association (IGTCA) participated in The Future of the UN and Renewing Multilateralism, a high-level discussion organised by the United Nations Association UK featuring Susana Malcorra, former Chief of Staff to United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, former United Nations Under-Secretary-General, and former Minister of Foreign Read more
As part of a recent official visit to Ecuador, the International Green Trade & Commerce Association held a series of technical meetings with officials from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Human Mobility in Quito and PROECUADOR in Guayaquil to explore opportunities for international cooperation, sustainable trade, and investment promotion. Read more
A few days ago, the International Green Trade & Commerce Association (IGTCA) participated in the Maritime Convention of the Americas (MCA), held in Panama City, one of the world’s leading maritime and logistics hubs. The Association was represented by its CEO and Managing Director, Juan Dávila y Verdin, as part Read more
The International Green Trade & Commerce Association (IGTCA) participated in a working breakfast hosted by Canning House on 21 April, held in the context of the official visit of Dr Javier Martínez-Acha, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Panama, to the United Kingdom. The meeting brought together representatives from leading companies Read more
Recently the International Green Trade & Commerce Association (IGTCA) participated in the Career Week of the International University of Monaco (IUM), engaging with students and professors from the Master’s in Sustainability and Innovation Management on key global challenges and career pathways. Juan Dávila y Verdin, Chairman of the IGTCA and Read more
The most durable solutions tend to emerge not from a single company working in isolation, but from the moment when two organisations with complementary capabilities find each other at the right time — and with the right support to build something neither could have built alone. A materials company based Read more
In most organisations, training systems are not designed — they accumulate. A session added here, a manual updated there, a new process introduced without quite replacing the old one. Over time, what began as a practical response to real needs becomes something heavier: a system that works, but only just, Read more
There is a particular kind of pressure that heritage companies face — not the pressure of proving yourself, but the pressure of evolving without losing what made you worth preserving in the first place. A European family-owned manufacturing company, built over generations on craftsmanship and premium artisanal production, found itself Read more
Every start-up begins with a conviction: that a problem worth solving exists, and that the team in the room has a better answer than what currently exists. What separates the ones that scale from the ones that stall is rarely the quality of the idea. It is the ability to Read more