La Bravíssima has celebrated its third edition, consolidating itself as a solidarity-driven event with real impact. Thanks to the involvement of more than 250 people and companies, a total of €60,255 has been raised, fully allocated to boosting the employability of women with disabilities through technology-focused training.
A purpose-driven event to celebrate diversity and change perspectives
La Bravíssima is much more than an event: it is a meeting point for people and organisations that share a common purpose — focusing on abilities and creating real opportunities through talent. Hosted by Judit Mascó and Carles Sans, the event brought together leading figures from the social, cultural and business spheres committed to building a more inclusive society.
The event featured especially inspiring moments, such as the performance by Rosanna and Jan, Foundation ambassadors and two-time national champions in sport dance; roundtable discussions with contributions from Andrea Vilallonga, Clara Sánchez-Castro, Ona Carbonell, Carmina Ganyet, Mercè Donadeu, Laura Carnicero, Marc Gasol, Ramon Agenjo and Anna Bosch; and, for the first time, the presentation of the La Bravíssima of the Year Award, granted to Pilarín Bayés, a cultural and social icon who has accompanied generations through her work. Music also played a key role, with Laura Andrés, who presented the event’s anthem, and the participation of the Victoria de los Ángeles Foundation, which created unique moments through music.
Eurofirms Foundation, driving inclusion beyond La Bravíssima
At Eurofirms Foundation, we work to promote the labour inclusion of people with disabilities and to contribute to building a fairer and more equitable society. We firmly believe that talent exists in everyone and that, often, all it takes is a shift in perspective to recognise it — focusing on abilities rather than barriers.