The current president took office on October 15, 2015, so he has been at the head of the representation of the small and medium-sized employers' association for nine years.
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The Canary Islands Confederation of Small and Medium Enterprises (Cecapyme) will have to elect a new president in the coming weeks, since José Juan Socas, who has held the highest representation for nine years, will not stand for re-election to his position.
On October 15, 2015, the businessman linked to port companies took the reins of Cecapyme, after the departure of Prudencio Lorenzo, who had previously been president of the Federation of Commerce of Las Palmas (Fedeco) and then president of Cecapyme, the latter replacing Sebastián Grisaleña, who won the elections for the presidency of the Canary Islands Confederation of Entrepreneurs (CCE) in June 2007, after being the candidate proposed by the small and medium-sized business employers' association.
Cecapyme is now facing the process of electing its new president, who will have a four-year term ahead of him.
The Board of Directors of Cecapyme would like to express its deepest gratitude to José Juan Socas for his work and effort over these years dedicated to defending the interests of small and medium-sized businesses.
