The Drone Silencer, Kreios Space and Binarial projects, which form part of the BFAero ecosystem, are taking part in the Defence Industry Executive Programme (Galicia) organised by the Regional Government of Galicia in collaboration with the School of Industrial Organisation (EOI).
This specialised training programme, aimed at professionals, managers and companies seeking to strengthen their capabilities in the field of security and defence, forms part of the regional government’s commitment to establishing Galicia as a region with competitive industrial and technological capabilities in this strategic sector.
Specialised training for a growing sector
The programme, which began on 17 April in a blended learning format and runs for a total of 128 hours, offers participants a comprehensive overview of the defence industry ecosystem, covering aspects such as financing, programme management, innovation and business opportunities within the sector.
The involvement of projects from the BFAero ecosystem in this initiative is enabling their teams to gain a deeper understanding of how the sector operates, learn about new management tools and analyse existing opportunities within a highly technological and regulated environment.
Training and strategic vision
The participation of Drone Silencer, Kreios Space and Binarial in this programme reflects the BFAero ecosystem’s commitment to continuous training, specialisation and the development of strategic capabilities in fields linked to the aerospace, technology and defence sectors.
In addition to the knowledge gained during the sessions, this experience is fostering the exchange of knowledge and networking with professionals, institutions and companies in the sector, broadening the strategic vision of the participating projects and creating new opportunities for collaboration.
BFAero and fostering innovative talent
BFAero remains committed to integrating high-value-added training initiatives into its projects, with a view to fostering business growth, technological specialisation and links with emerging and strategic sectors.
The participation of startups from the ecosystem in programmes such as the one promoted by the Xunta de Galicia and the EOI reinforces Galicia’s position as a leading hub for aerospace and technological innovation, as well as BFAero’s commitment to fostering talent and business competitiveness.