Management Committee
Apart from the Chairman, Vice-Chairman and Secretary, the members of the Management Committee are:
Oriol Bota i Arqué
Barcelona, 1969. Graduate in Business Administration and Management (Esade Business School) and financial auditor. Member of the Col•lectiu Ronda cooperative, where he undertakes assessment work for social economy organisations. He currently works as finance director of the culture cooperative group Cultura 03.Oriol Cortacans i Calvera
Barcelona, 1969. Journalist. He has worked for more than ten years on the weekly El Temps, and has contributed to diverse magazines. He is co-founder and currently co-director of the Batabat television production company. He is also Chairman of the Ramon Barnils Journalists’ Group.
Joaquim Ferrandiz i Umbon
Barcelona, 1962. Graduate in Social and Organisational Psychology (Autonomous University of Barcelona, UAB). Linked to social research and market research, he is currently Director of Strategic Projects at Amber Marketing Research & Consulting.Jaume Llansó i Torras
Barcelona, 1970. Social psychologist (UAB) and Masters Degree at ESADE. He has taken postgraduate courses in labour relations and Community social policy. He has a background in the scouting movement and was Secretary of the National Youth Council of Catalonia. He has been the spokesperson on different civic platforms and delegate at the World Social Forum in Porto Alegre. He has been Head of International Relations of the UGT trade union in Catalonia and Director of the Municipal Institute for Economic Promotion of Mataró. He is currently Head of Projects of the Futur Foundation.
Ermen Llobet i Martí
Barcelona, 1956. Telecommunications engineer. Founding partner of Ecotècnia, S. Coop., a company dedicated to wind and solar power, founded in 1981. Member of the organisation’s Governing Council and current Assistant Director of Ecotècnia Solar. Member of the Energy Commission of the Science and Technology Plan of Mondragón Corporación Cooperativa (MCC).
Joan Marí i de la Fuente
Formentera, 1964. Journalist. He has been director of the weekly magazine El Temps, correspondent of El Periódico de Catalunya in Valencia and editor of politics in the Diari de Balears. He worked in the Studies Department of Televisió de Catalunya, where he is currently Head of Institutional Relations and Audience Services.Pere Martí i Colom
Barcelona, 1967. Journalist. Currently Head of Communication of the Deputy President of Catalonia Office. He has been Assistant Head of the political section of the Avui newspaper. He worked on diverse programmes on Catalunya Ràdio and Ràdio 4 and was a columnist for diverse publications, such as the weekly El Temps and L'Independent de Gràcia. In the societal sphere, he was a committee member of Òmnium Cultural and a member of Associació Catalana de Professionals.
Joan Morales i Morera
Barcelona, 1967. Journalist. He has worked on the weekly El Temps and works on diverse publications from the regional press. He is currently Editor of the magazine Sàpiens and Chairman of the publishing services cooperative Critèria, which belongs to the Cultura 03 Group. Coordinator and co-author of the book Terra i Llibertat. 100 entitats dels Països Catalans (2000) and author of the book Caps de setmana gastronòmics (2002).
Xavier Serraïma i Petit
Barcelona, 1962. Publisher. He has been the director and owner of the recycling company Recuperacions Pergam. He has also worked as a freelance writer about information sciences and has been Editorial Director of MediaActive. He was the promoter of the publishing services company Òrbita. He currently heads the MonMedia Press company, and edits the magazines Temps de viure and CitySport.
Sergi Sol i Bros
Sant Pere de Ribes, 1970. Graduate in law at the UB and Doctorate in Urban Planning Law at the UPC. He has undertaken a Postgraduate course in Communication and Political Strategy at the UAB. He has worked as Head of Press and Communication of Sitges Town Council (1999-2003). He currently works on the Penedès weekly paper El 3 de vuit and contributes to diverse media outlets: Presència and Sàpiens, among others.
