All Staff Meeting

Our president, Sergio Rodríguez Royo, presented the most relevant institutional initiatives implemented during 2024. In addition, he provided details on the progress of the Strategic Plan 2030, highlighting the most important milestones in this great institutional challenge for the coming years.

During the session, the academic projects underway were also presented, emphasizing the efforts to strengthen our educational offerings. The implementation of the new Student Information System (SIS), a key proposal to optimize our operations and improve the student experience, was also highlighted. Priorities for 2025 were also discussed.

This meeting proved to be a fundamental space to align the staff with the institution's strategic direction and to foster a shared vision for Zamorano's continued growth and development.

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