During my recent visit to Tenerife, I had the honor of personally presenting a copy of my book “Building Dual Paths” to Pedro Armas and Milagros Sanz MartÃnez, president and vice president of APIGASTE, the Professional Association of Gas, Water, Sanitation, HVAC, Heating, and Related Industries of Tenerife.
Accompanied by FEMETE, a leading organization in the defense and promotion of the installations sector in the Canary Islands, it was a true privilege to share a conversation with them about the future of technical professions and trades linked to Vocational Training.
APIGASTE represents the commitment of the Canarian business community to quality training, the professionalization of the energy and fluids sector, and the transition toward a more sustainable and efficient economy. Presenting my work to them, which reflects precisely on these values—hard work, collaboration between companies and educational institutions, and the social value of vocational training—was a gesture filled with meaning.
I am deeply grateful for their welcome, their closeness, and their constant involvement in promoting the new generations of professionals who are building the future of the facilities sector in Spain.
