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Ghost Group is the winner of the Alto Minho Ativar IPVC Business 2020 Internationalization Awards

The GHOST GROUP, which includes, among others, the companies Suavecel, Fortissue and Nunex Worldwide, was the big winner in the INTERNATIONALIZATION Category of the Alto Minho Ativar IPVC Business Awards 2020.

Having gathered the jury composed of representatives of the Business Confederation of Alto Minho, it was unanimously decided to give the GHOST GROUP this distinction for the dynamism in Business internationalization demonstrated over the years.

The Alto Minho Ativar IPVC 2020 Business Awards Gala is organized by the Alto Minho Business Confederation (CEVAL), a dome employing structure that brings together the associations representing the region's productive and business fabric, in conjunction with the Polytechnic Institute of Viana do Castelo (IPVC) , the largest and most representative Superior Education Institution in the region.

This event, which already has more than a decade of history, in addition to recognizing and rewarding the best practices in terms of innovation, management and entrepreneurship in the Alto-Minhota region, aims to be a moment in which the connection between companies and the entities that generate science and knowledge in the region.

The winners of the different categories were announced at a public ceremony, at a Gala dinner, held at the Cultural Center of Viana do Castelo, on February 20th, 2020.

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