On the occasion of the presentation of the 15th Edition of Merco Talento España, in which Inditex (1st), Mercadona (2nd) and Repsol (3rd) have become the companies with the greatest capacity to attract and retain talent in the country in 2020 , Merco wanted to organize this Wednesday, April 7, a discussion table on “The Future of Talent”, which had the participation of José Manuel Casado, Managing Partner of 2C Consulting, in charge of moderating the talk; Rosa García, director of several companies with extensive experience; and María José Sobrinos, director of HR at Accenture. As main conclusions, the importance of finding resources that allow the attraction and retention of talent, the search for a hybrid model between teleworking and the face-to-face model and the redefinition of the business culture, were presented as the main challenges in the post- pandemic. But many other interesting messages were launched that are worth remembering.

This Wednesday the results of the 15th Edition of Merco Talent Spain were announced, which includes the 100 companies with the greatest capacity to attract and retain talent in the country over the last year.

This fifteenth edition of the ranking is led by Inditex, Mercadona and Repsol, followed by Iberdrola (4th), Telefónica (5th), Coca Cola (6th), Nestlé (7th), Ikea (8th), Mapfre (9th) and Santander (10th).

Merco & CONEXPA present the International Panel 'The reputation of companies in times of crisis: challenges and opportunities in Latin America' Participants Raquel Robleda (Director Merco Panama), Catalina Londoño (Director Merco Colombia), Jorge Pérez Esquivel (Director Merco Argentina) and Itzel Torres (Director of Merco México). Moderator Enrique Clement (Member of the Founding Council of CONEXPA).

Presentation of the results by José María San Segundo, global CEO of Merco. And panel of experts, with the collaboration of 2.C Consulting, where 'The Future of Talent' will be discussed.

It will feature the interventions of Rosa García, director of several companies; and María José Sobrinos, HR Director at Accenture. And moderated by José Manuel Casado, Managing Partner of 2C Consulting.

On January 12, the presentation of the 100 most responsible companies with the best corporate governance in Spain in 2020, a year marked by the pandemic, took place through an online event. In addition, on the occasion of the 10th anniversary, the 20 companies with the best responsibility and corporate governance in the last decade have also been announced.

Remember! From the hand of Dirse, Merco will present on January 12 'The 100 companies with the best Responsibility and Corporate Governance in 2020'. At the same time, on the occasion of Merco's 20th Anniversary, the evolution and trends of Spanish companies in the last two decades will be reviewed. 

The crisis we are facing as a result of the pandemic caused by Covid-19 has decisively and unexpectedly affected the different social subjects. In the area of reputation management, it is convenient to distinguish two types of crises: individual crises, which are those in which a company makes a mistake or has a problem and needs to have a strategy for responding to and recovering its reputation; and general or collective crises, in which the problems do not come from the company but from society, which is affected by economic, political or health impacts, such as a pandemic. 

On October 8, the Merco Companies and Leaders 2020 ranking was presented, in which it was announced which are the companies and executives with the greatest reputation in Spain today.

This Thursday, October 8, Merco has announced in an online event together with ESIC the 100 companies and the 100 leaders with the best reputation of 2020. These rankings are born after an exhaustive and detailed analysis of more than 44,505 surveys, 6 evaluations and 24 sources of information; verified through independent review by KPMG, in accordance with the ISAE 3000 standard.

In the midst of the health emergency situation that we are experiencing as a result of the crisis caused by Covid-19, Merco, a benchmark Business Monitor of Corporate Reputation in the economic, financial and social sphere, has prepared an exceptional ranking in which a total of 2,017 citizens and 257 experts have evaluated the performance of large companies operating in Spain in relation to their commitment and social responsibility during the pandemic.

Presentation of the results of the study carried out as a result of the serious pandemic that we are suffering throughout the world. We want to share with you the Impact of Covid 19 on the reputation of Ibero-American companies from the perspective of communication managers.

Merco, PeopleMatters and Recruiting Erasmus have released the results of the 3rd Edition of Merco University Talent in Spain, which includes the 100 most attractive companies to work for, according to university students.

Mr. Manuel Molina, Managing Director of the Virgen del Rocío University Hospital, Mr. José María San Segundo, Managing Director and General Director of the Health Reputation Monitor and Mr. Luís Martínez, Deputy Managing Director of the Virgen del Rocío University Hospital, presided over the delivery of the awards that took place on February 13 in Seville. 

Grupo Social Once, leads for the fifth consecutive year the ranking of Most Responsible Companies with the best Corporate Governance. Among the 10 most responsible companies with the best corporate governance, 8 of them are Spanish.