Last Friday 12th April, Innovarum celebrated its more than 10 years of history in a unique event surrounded by family and friends. In this post we tell you how it was such a special day, what has brought us this far and how many coffees are necessary to keep a company afloat for more than a decade!

The history of the company

Innovarum began as a project full of enthusiasm from the hands of Irene Paredes and Maya Hernando, two agricultural engineers and CEOs of Innovarum, who believed in the possibility of building a better world by promoting innovation in the agri-food sector. In these more than 10 years, we have worked on more than 120 proposals and technological innovation projects aimed at the agri-food sector at European level, collaborating with 24 of the 27 countries of the European Union and with more than 200 organisations such as OXFORD, MAHOU or Central Lechera Asturiana. After 29,685 coffees (more or less), and a lot of effort and dedication, the company is more alive than ever, and hopes to continue growing in the future.

The event

The celebration of these ten years of history was held in Madrid, and was framed in an atmosphere of enthusiasm and desire to enjoy the journey made. The atmosphere was permeated with a festive atmosphere and camaraderie. The evening began with an emotional speech by our CEOs who shared their experiences during more than a decade of work, recalling the humble beginnings of the company and the significant achievements over the last decade.

Guests included members of the original Innovarum team, key collaborators and loyal customers. All shared memorable anecdotes and reflections on Innovarum’s impact on the industry. Guests enjoyed cocktails and music, creating a festive and relaxed atmosphere. There was space for employee recognition and a toast to Innovarum’s future successes.

The tenth anniversary celebration was a reminder of the passion and commitment that drives Innovarum to new frontiers in the world of agri-food innovation. The company will undoubtedly continue to be a benchmark in the years to come.