INTERVIEW tion along with the Economic-Financial offers us the opportuni-ty to guide ourselves with great-er determination, and we believe with greater efficiency, toward our business goals,” Tejero points out. Why integration? More than a disruptive move-ment, it is a natural evolution. It is the opportunity to support our-selves on what has been our hall-mark for nearly two decades —implementing basic infrastructure capable of creating more sustain-able companies— and also devel-oping a persistent competitive difference. A good example in this direction is integrating non-fi-nancial information along with the strictly financial to advise and support decision-making by the company’s management team. To continue in that direction we are evolving sustainable report-ing tools, which will allow us to acquire consistency and utility in the daily management of the company’s financial reporting systems. By integrating both areas of knowledge, our decisions will be better, for sure. One interest you don’t understand yourself without… The daily walk after work. For you, the most important thing in your private life is… Family, without a doubt. For you, the most important thing in your work life is… Harmony in the teams and thor-oughness in implementation. One human quality you value above all others… I would say reliability. A book and a movie… La Ciudad de los Prodigios, by Eduardo Mendoza, and The Great Dictator, by Charles Chaplin. The genius of economics or the company you would like to have nearby… A lot is learned from the whole world, but as a student, reading A Random Walk Down Wall Street, by Burton G. Malkiel, impacted me, I would find it remarkably interesting to meet him. MORE PERSONAL