Valencian Community Chambers Renew Leadership and Approve Key Appointments

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In the wake of regional elections, the Valencian Community Chambers of Commerce held their first gathering this Thursday, uniting the new leadership with the heads of the regional bodies. Attending the session were the Minister of Economy, the general manager of Commerce, Craft and Consumption, and other senior officials who oversaw the renewal of the institution’s governing bodies. The assembly marked a transition moment as fresh leadership prepared to guide regional commerce for the next four years, while acknowledging the support and contributions of outgoing members who helped shape the chamber’s strategic direction. This assembly is viewed as a crucial step in aligning regional economic policy with the needs of local businesses, merchants, and service providers across the Valencian Community. The event was noted by observers as a testament to the chamber’s ongoing commitment to fostering business vitality and collaboration across municipalities. (Citation: Valencian Community Chambers)

Valencia’s own leadership saw Jose Vicente Morata elected as president, with Carlos Bath stepping aside as first vice president after serving alongside the previous team. The transition followed a ceremonial relay at the Alicante Chamber, where the newly elected officers were welcomed by peers and stakeholders alike. During the session, the General Assembly approved a formal grant honoring a long and dedicated career within the Valencian Community Chambers system, recognizing the contributions of Riera to the institution and its mission. (Citation: Valencian Community Chambers)

The lineup also included Baño, who continues as vice president representing the Alicante Chamber, with Jesus Navarro and Eva Miñano serving as vice presidents in the same chamber. Other leadership roles included the accountant Rafael Hierro and executive board members Maria Jose Rocamora and Cesar Quintanilla, among others who will help steer policy, advocacy, and member services. (Citation: Valencian Community Chambers)

The governing bodies elected to serve for the upcoming four-year term are detailed below, outlining the new structure of the Chambers Council Executive Board and the General Assembly Members. The aim of these appointments is to ensure balanced representation across regions, effective financial stewardship, and a proactive approach to regional economic development. (Citation: Valencian Community Chambers)

Chambers Council Executive Board

President: Jose Vicente Morata

Treasurer: Dolores Guillamon

First Vice President: Carlos Baño

Second Vice President: Pablo de Gracia

Third Vice President: Mario Martínez

Chambers General Assembly Members

Pablo de Gracia, President of the Alcoy Chamber

Carlos Baño, President of the Alicante Chamber

Jesús Navarro, appointed member of the Alicante Chamber

Eva Miñano appointed member of Alicante Chamber

Mª José Rocamora, appointed member of the Alicante Chamber

Rafael Hierro appointed member of Alicante Chamber

César Quintanilla, appointed member of the Alicante Chamber

Dolores Guillamón, President of the Castellón Chamber

Mª Carmen Miralles, appointed member of the Castellón Chamber

Ignacio Ferrer, appointed member of the Castellón Chamber

Mario Martínez, President of the Orihuela Chamber

President of the Valencian Chamber, José Vicente Morata

María José Mainar appointed member of the Valencian Chamber

Vicente Folgado appointed member of Valencia Chamber

José Bernardo Noblejas appointed as a member of the Valencian Chamber

Manuel Espinar appointed member of Valencia Chamber

Manuel García Portillo appointed member of the Valencian Chamber

Pau Villalba appointed member of Valencia Chamber

José Luis Beltran appointed member of the Valencian Chamber

Emi Boix appointed member of Valencia Chamber

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