The Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía incorporates three new official suppliers

14.11.2006

The Palau de les Arts Reina Sofía has added three new official suppliers for its inaugural season in recent days. Specifically, the opera house has signed three business collaboration agreements with the companies Jamondul, Punt Mobles, and Granjas Rinya, joining those already signed with Mercedes Benz and the Valencia Wine Designation of Origin as official suppliers.
Through these agreements, these companies commit to supplying the Palau with various products that the entity requires for its operation.

The Regional Secretary for Events and Projects, Luis Lobón, stated that “the signing of these three agreements reflects the interest of institutions and businesses in becoming sponsors of the Palau de les Arts.” Luis Lobón added that “the Consell is making a great effort to transform the Palau de les Arts into a major global landmark, and to achieve this, we also rely on the effort and support of many businesses that have joined the project as sponsors, patrons, benefactors, or suppliers.”

Luis Lobón added that “with these agreements and others of a similar nature, the Palau de les Arts fulfills its commitment to facilitate the possibility for private entities to associate their image with this institution.”

To facilitate collaboration among companies and organizations, the Palau de les Arts Foundation has designed a comprehensive sponsorship program based on four categories: sponsors, patrons, benefactors, and suppliers. This structure allows for economic and financial support from companies, individuals, groups, associations, foundations, institutions, and other national and international public bodies.

To date, the following have joined the project as sponsors: Bancaja, Iberdrola, Mercedes Benz, Roig Grupo Corporativo, Nefinsa, Casino Mediterráneo, Rover Alcisa, Consejo Regulador de la Denominación de Origen Vinos Valencia, Jamondul, Punt Mobles and Granjas Rinya.