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Last Saturday saw the Trade V Jumillano Gala, which honored the sales effort of three local businessmen who for years have excelled in the commercial plot.

Commercial Carcelén Juan J. Castillo

Carcelén, Juan José Bernal González Pastry Vera Naber and Rosario Candela on behalf of the Family Gil-Vera, were the three winners who were clothed by numerous family and friends.

The ceremony was also attended by the Mayor of Jumilla Francisco Abellán, Trade Councilman Ildefonso Jimenez, the director general of Industry, Energy and Mining of the Autonomous Community, José Francisco Puche Forte, Deputy Regional Severe Gonzalez and representatives of the three municipal groups.

The gala was played Crescent Halls and began with a welcome by the head of communications for the association, Gustavo Lopez, who also presented the poster for the upcoming edition of the Commercial ExpoBoda noting that "from the Merchants' Association wish our union to continue business as usual both for the next edition of ExpoBoda as in regard to other ambitious projects such as the Fair Outlet or the Christmas Campaign. "

Then came the act of awards.

The awards were presented by their families and collected the award from other makers.

Both John Carcelén, as Juan Jose Bernal and Rosario Vera had words of gratitude to the organization and attendees.

For his part, Director General of Industry, Energy and Mines said in his speech that "we must learn from the people who are entrepreneurial."

José Francisco Puche Forte added that "now we are going through a period of economic difficulty, we must be strong to pull the car."

The event was closed by Mayor of Jumilla which highlighted "the great example that should be for all the three people who are rewarded for the dedication they have had throughout its existence as evidence that efforts to convey to future generations" .

"These are people who have made trade an instrument of life and developing the whole person, not just a speculative instrument for making money," said Francisco Abellán.

After the ceremony, guests enjoyed the band's music jumilano 'Al Strike'.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Jumilla