The mayor of Mataró and president of the Fundación TecnoCampus Mataró-Maresme, David Bote, and the general director of HARTMANN Spain, Jordi Guinovart, have signed two collaboration agreements. The signing of the agreements took place last Tuesday at the company's headquarters in the Pla d'en Boet industrial estate in Mataró, from where sanitary products such as the popular Band-Aids are produced for everyone.
One of the agreements implies that HARTMANN will provide medical devices for the regular teaching activity of the Higher School of Health Sciences of the TecnoCampus worth 7,200 euros. It is a collaboration that has already been carried out in previous courses, and that reinforces the commitment to higher education by the multinational of German origin.
The second agreement plans to intensify the relationship in other areas, such as internships for students in the company and support for final degree projects.
The mayor, David Bote, has stressed the importance of an important company in the city being involved in the city's university project.
For his part, the director of Hartmann Jordi Guinovart has pointed out that the company's will is to strengthen its presence in Mataró in the coming years with new projects. In this sense, he has highlighted those that can be launched jointly with the TecnoCampus.
