Public-private partnerships make Barcelona International Community Day possible

Yet another year, many companies have been involved in organising Barcelona International Community Day. These companies are part of the ecosystem which attracts and welcomes international talent to Barcelona by offering specific services to make life easier for professionals arriving in the city.

The event is the outcome of this partnership between public and private stakeholders that work together with the joint strategy of continuing to position Barcelona in the world as a city that is an appealing and welcoming place to live and work.

The sponsors of Barcelona International Community Day

Banc Sabadell is still the most loyal sponsor and is acting as the premium sponsor for yet another year, as it has done since the event’s very first edition. The bank is offering a Welcome Hub with specialised financial services for foreign professionals, as well as entrepreneurs and investors who have come to Barcelona.

The event also has two main sponsors. Eres Relocation, international mobility experts, are participating yet another year, and Entre Trámites is with us for a second year, offering its management and consulting services on immigration paperwork via the new technologies.

Other organisations have also wanted to partner with the event as brand sponsors. They include the Barcelona International Schools Association (BISA), Maremagnum Shopping Center, the HLA Hospital Group and ArticketBCN, as well as the cultural passport. Two of our activity sponsors are also back, The Old Irish Pub and the childcare service company The Nanny Line.

Media committed to the event

Barcelona International Community Day has been working with La Vanguardia for yet another year as its media partner. Other media are also helping to bring visibility to the fair, including Barcelona Metropolitan, Barcelona in English, Catalan News, Equinox, Expat.com, Le Petit Journal, The New Barcelona Post, Barcinno, Barcelona Expat Life, Mammaproof and Americans in Barcelona.

This initiative is possible thanks to the involvement of other organisations that contribute ideas, speakers and activities to make for a richer programme and greater dissemination. In this regard, we would also like to thank Barcelona Global, Casa Àsia, the Linguistic Normalisation Consortium of Barcelona, the European Chambers of Commerce in Barcelona, the Mobile World Capital Barcelona Foundation and the Barcelona Capital Nàutica Foundation, as well as the numerous experts who are taking part in the programme of talks and panel discussions.