EDC NEWS
Dearreaders:
Board of Directors
Eng. Mario A. Peregrina President
Lic. Keiko Nishikawa Vice president
Lic. Gustavo Javier Morachis Vargas Secretary
Lic. Jesús Margarita Elizabeth Ruíz Sandez Treasurer
EDC Operational Team
Lic Kennya Vargas Executive Director
kennya@ensenadaedc.org
INFORMATIONAL GAZETTE JUNE 2024 EDITION
Address:CarreteraEnsenadaTijuana,3917, PedregalPlayitas,22860,Ensenada,Baja CaliforniaI6461619531
www.ensenadaedc.org
Welcome to our monthly newsletter, a space to communicate our activities and information focused on doing business in Ensenada.We are very excited aboutthebusinessopportunitiescomingtoourcity.
This month we received different companies that are interested in learning about the benefits of expanding their operations to our municipality. Some other prospects visited local companies that offer contract manufacturing services while others came to see the exporting capabilities of our products so we can send themtotheircountries.
Our promotion activities are carried out in collaboration with local companies, educational and research institutions, as well as the three levels of government, which allows us to provide a broader businessoverviewofEnsenadatoinvestors.
We are excited to share this information with you, and connecting Ensenada's business ecosystem locally andinternationally.
Thankyouverymuchforreadingus!
Regards,
Executive director
VISIT TO COMPANIES
CROWN
On June 11, we visited Crown, a company dedicated to the manufacturing of containers and packaging. We talked about promotion, supply chain, and new projects. We greatly appreciate your welcome and attention. This meeting was attended by Enrique Rodríguez Díaz from the Ministry of Economy and Ushuaia Zepeda from EnsenadaEDC.
PACIFIC AQUACULTURE
As part of these retention visits, we visited Pacifico Aquaculture. This is a company that has implemented innovations in ocean agriculturetoensurethehealthofourstriped bass, our oceans, and the preservation of speciesforfuturegenerations.
CBTIS 41
This month we also visited CBTIS 41 (Industrial and Services Technological Baccalaureate Center) to learn about its facilities and projects, as well as provide information about the talent roundtables that we will be working on to strengthen talentabilitiesinEnsenada.
INTERNATIONAL VISITS
Japan Farmed Fish Export Association
On June 10, we welcomed Mr. Yoshihiro Kobayashi and Mr. Shoichi Nagai from JFFEA (Japan Farmed Fish Export Association). During the meeting we presentedthe“OverviewofEnsenadaand "Howtosetupoperations".DanielQuihuis, CEOof BiobreakandMiervaPérezCastro, president of the Chamber of Fishing and Aquaculture in Baja California (CANAINPESCA) joinedusinthemeeting.
We visited industrial warehouses available in the fishing sector, Seat Covers Unlimited, Baja Marine Foods andThePortAuthorityOffice.
Enrique Rodríguez Díaz from the Secretary of Economy and Innovation, Kennya Vargas, Director of Ensenada EDC, Mario Peregrina, President of Ensenada EDC, and Ushuaia Zepeda, promoter of Ensenada EDC participated ontheagenda.
INTERNATIONAL VISITS
ALGAMAR AND A JAPONESE BUSINESS DELEGATION
OnJuly1st,wereceivedtheAlgamaranda Japanese business delegation from the seafood processing sector, who are exploring a joint venture in our city. During the meeting, we presented the economic and business overview of Ensenada, including the types and processes of business installation, talent, connectivity, amongothers.
The participants of the meeting: From Ensenada EDC, Gustavo Morachis, Secretary of the Council, Kennya Vargas, executive director, Ushuaia Zepeda, promoter; from the Secretariat of Economy and Innovation, Enrique Rodríguez; the Company Algamar, Roberto Marcos, president, and Francisco Siqueiros, businessdeveloper.
We are very excited to see more business opportunitiesforEnsenada.
EVENTS
MEXICO-USA SEMICONDUCTOR COLLABORATION FORUM
On June 10 and 11, the Mexico-US Semiconductor Collaboration Forum was held at the State University of BajaCalifornia,CampusTijuana. The event was attended by important representatives from industry and government, including the US consulate Tijuana, the MinistryofEconomy,andCANIETI (ChamberoftheITIndustry).
The program included activities such as the presentation of a master plan for semiconductors in Mexico, visits to industrial facilities, and panels on talent development, infrastructureandcompetitiveness.
The forum closed with a networking cocktail at the Official Residence of the US Consulate in Tijuana. This event was attended by Mario A. Peregrina, President of Ensenada EDC.
NSENADA!
Zventus is starting operations in Ensenada and has become a corporate member of Ensenada EDC. Last week we had a 2-day agenda to present the company to different universities and research centers, so that they could learn about technology and innovation careers, internship programs, talent opportunities and collaboration. They visited the Epione Medical Plaza, to learn about Ensenada's projects as a medicaltourismcity Weorganizedameetingat Mithos Mezcal with Zventus and other companies in the IT, manufacturing and servicessector,aswellasrepresentativesofthe local and state government while we tasted mezcal,tacosandseafood.
TheZventusCompanywasrepresentedbyÁngel Alban, president, Alma Valenzuela, Marketing Director, Rafael Covian, Medical Client Leader andTaniaAlvarez,MarketingAssistant.
We are very excited about the opportunities this collaboration will bring. Zventus provides management consulting, strategic solutions and managed services that give organizations the power to overcome any business challenge. Its uniqueofferingisdesignedtohelpcompaniesof anysizeimproveeveryelementoftheirbusiness, from marketing, sales and operations to technology delivery, accounting and data analytics.
PERSPECTIVES
CONSOLIDATING THE SUPPLY CHAIN TO INCREASE COMPETITIVENESS
The strategy to attract investment to the city of Ensenada is focused in five main economic sectors, which are:
Advanced manufacturing
Maritime
Agribusiness
Hospitality and health sciences
Technology and Innovation
Taking the manufacturing and technology sectors as examples, we are facing new challenges, which require new skills and operational flexibility, throughout the city's existing supply chain network.
Ensenada has a very broad economic ecosystem regarding the types of sectors operating in the city.
Different types of industries converge such as aeronautics, automotive, electronics, medical devices, maritime, textile, which makes an interesting complexity of the network and the interdependence requirements.
Our municipality is bringing the attention and interest of international companies to start new operations and/or expand existing ones. It is necessary to evaluate the competitiveness of the supply chain ecosystem, as well as the elements that integrate it: businesses, suppliers, partners, talent, logistics, systems, processes, information requirements, and resources.
An initiative that we are promoting from the Ensenada Economic Promotion Commission (COPREEN) is a study of the profiling and evaluation of the functioning and operation capabilities of companies that provide services and/or products to the manufacturing sector. The study is focused on companies that offer Contract Manufacturing services; However, the evaluation goes beyond internal functioning, it includes information on the supplier and/or network services, internal organization, quality, computer and logistical systems.
Image: Supply chain, obtained from the website http://noticiaslogisticaytransporte com
The importance of Contract Manufacturing is fundamental, since it is the first step that many companies take to evaluate the feasibility of operation and operability before settling in a city.
In Ensenada there are many companies dedicated to this economic sector, and evaluating the level of operation is very useful to identify opportunities to increase the level of competitiveness to make our city even more attractive to setting up operations.
There is a great opportunity to attract new investments, and it requires a great teamwork in the economic ecosystem, but having information at hand, organized and verified, makes the work of economic promotion more efective.
By: Mario A. Peregrina President of COPREEN/ Ensenada EDC
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