Four figures from Velez-Malaga have been named in a list of the 100 most influential women in the Malaga province. The list was unveiled by Diario Sur and highlights the dedication and leadership of women that made an impact in their respective fields. Velez-Malaga Town Hall named them the ‘pride of the town’ in a post on social media.
Patricia Cid, a lawyer and co-founder of Aguacatera del Sur and New Generation Fruit, stands out in the agricultural sector. With a business turnover exceeding €20 million, she is also a board member of the Unicaja Foundation.
Rocío Molina, the groundbreaking flamenco dancer from Torre del Mar, continues to redefine the art form with her unique style and innovation. At the height of her career, Rocío captivates audiences worldwide and reinforces female leadership in flamenco.
Then there is María Herrero, co-founder of the B&Bou hotel chain, who has played an essential role in boosting tourism in the Axarquia region. Her two successful establishments are well-known in the area.
Mari Carmen Navas, a leader in the fishing industry, has served as the head of the Caleta de Velez Fishermen’s Guild for over a decade. Since 2020, she has presided over the Provincial Federation of Fishermen and, since 2021, has been vice president of the National Federation of Fishermen’s Guilds.
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