On February 4, the University of Navarra's business school, IESE, held the second edition of IESE Aerospace Day, a strategic meeting that brought together leaders from the aerospace sector to analyze the main challenges and opportunities that will shape the future of the industry. GMV, which was one of the event's sponsors, played a prominent role in the program of speakers and moderators.

Under the title IESE Aerospace Day 2026, the conference offered a comprehensive overview of key issues such as technological sovereignty, open innovation, international cooperation and the evolution of airport infrastructure, promoting the exchange of knowledge and strategic reflection among attendees.

Representing GMV, Enrique Fraga, the company's general manager for Space Systems, took part in the panel discussion “Beyond Limits: Leadership and Vision for the Future,” where he shared his vision of the evolution of the European space sector. During his speech, he highlighted the importance of advancing leadership and industrial cooperation models that enable larger projects to be undertaken and strengthen the sector's competitiveness in the international context.

Amaya Atencia, head of GMV's Mission Data Systems and Products (MDS) division, moderated the round table discussion “Open Innovation: Emerging Technologies,” which focused on the role of open innovation and emerging technologies as drivers of competitiveness in the aerospace sector.

The meeting was organized by IESE Business School and brought together professionals and executives from the sector for a day focused on management, networking, strategic thinking, and the exchange of perspectives on the future of the aerospace industry.