La Ribera del Duero hosts the Kickoff 2025 session of ITE’s Cybersecurity area
The Dominio de Cair winery, located in La Aguilera, near Aranda de Duero, and renowned for its avant-garde architecture, was the setting for the teamwork session organized by our cybersecurity unit, held on February 12.
The event, led by the director of the area, Juan Carlos Chamizo Aragón, brought together more than 20 participants from the areas of Commercial, Operations and Cybersecurity GRC. In addition, it was attended by the ITE management team, represented by Oven Martín Acedo, CEO and founder; Luis Pizarro Teno, general manager; and Araceli Rojo Giménez, cost controller of the company.
The main objective of the conference was to present the achievements and results achieved during 2024, as well as to communicate the “Plan 2025”, which defines the strategy and the “TO BE” actions to be implemented throughout the year. This plan establishes the goals and expectations for the Cybersecurity business unit in its different areas:
- Information Technology (IT),
- Operation Technology (OT),
- GRC,
- R+D+i.
️The day’s agenda began with the opening and intervention of Juan Carlos Chamizo and Carlos Fernández, Director of Operations, who after reviewing 2024, presented the main points of the “2025 Plan”. Subsequently, Carlos Solanas Bitria, commercial director of the area, and Jesús Yustas Romo, director of the Consulting and GRC area, took part. To highlight the differential value proposition of the unit, Manuel Mateo made a specific presentation focused on the field of OT.
Tasting of a menu in the Winery
After the presentations, the day continued with the tasting of a menu in a close and relaxed atmosphere, where the participants exchanged ideas and experiences.
️To conclude, the organizing team and the management presented a recognition, as a thank you for their special contribution and effort, to five of the members of the team.
️Juan Carlos Chamizo positively valued the meeting, in which he wanted to represent “where we come from, where we are and where we are headed”. ITE’s CSO stressed that “it not only marks the beginning of our goals for 2025 and allows us to share them in detail with the Cybersecurity team; This activity has strengthened the sense of unity and the creation of synergies, vital aspects to improve the effectiveness of work.” Chamizo concluded by thanking “the high degree of collaboration, motivation and commitment of all the members of the Cybersecurity unit.“