This Tuesday, La Nit de l'Empresa i la Cultura was held at the Romea theater, organized by the Fundació Catalunya Cultura to promote patronage and award its annual awards, especially the Impulsa award, in which candidate projects receive advice to improve. This year the award was won by the Legiland project, which aims to awaken interest in reading among young people through a digital platform, taking advantage of the principles of play and interactivity, and the Terres de l'Ebre Festival received a special mention from the jury.
The Culture Company award, for its commitment to supporting culture in Catalonia, was received by DKV, which the jury distinguished for having a pioneering vision in its sector, embracing culture as a transformative force that improves the competitiveness and personal development of their teams, which has a positive impact on society.
On this occasion, two awards were also given by collaborating entities of the foundation, such as The New Barcelona Post, which went to the Guzzu project, for "being a disruptive project with DNA Barcelona, for its technological base and for knowing how to rethink and redefine the concept of merchandising in the music sector, bringing fans closer to artists in a global way. The second of these awards, from Barcelona Global, in this case to 48h Open House Barcelona, "for offering a very qualitative visitor experience and for the opportunity for international people who live and work in Barcelona to learn first-hand about this architectural heritage ".
The gala, presented by comedian and communicator Borja Nicolau, was attended by the president of the Parliament of Catalonia, Anna Erra; from the minister of Culture, Natàlia Garriga, from the general director of Cultural Industries, Intellectual Property and Cooperation of the Ministry of Culture, Carmen Páez, and the executive president of the Fundació Catalunya Cultura, Eloi Planes, and its director also took part in it, Dear Esteve
