Till the beginning of funding of Planet of People projects this page is supposed to serve as a convenient, at the ready and handy resource of selected information for the management of Planet of People International and the Foundation’s assistants/representatives in their communication with potential sponsors in various countries around the world. |
Potential sponsors of the Planet of People International projects |
Spain
Company (industry) – rank in 500 world's largest companies – revenue ($ millions – as for June, 2007) – location
Santander Central Hispano Group (banks: commercial and savings) – 75 – 68,050.6 – Madrid
CEO: Mr. Alfredo Sáenz Abad
Chairman: Mr. Emilio Botín-Sanz de Sautuola y García de los Ríos
Address: Ave. de Cantabria 1, Madrid 28660 , Spain
Phone: +34-90-211-2211; website: www.santander.com
(there is a contact form on the website – click on this link)
Telefónica S. A. (telecommunications) – 77 – 66,372.3 – Madrid
Telefónica is present in over 23 countries; more than 218 million customer accesses: 160 million mobile phones accesses; 42 million landline telephone accesses; 9.6 million broadband accesses; 1.4 million pay-per-view accesses; multi-domestic: more than 63% of income stems from outside Spain.
CEO: César Alierta Izuel
Address: Gran Via 28, Madrid 28013, Spain
Phone: +34-91-584-4700; website: www.telefonica.com
Sponsorship policy (in English)
Planeta Telefonica – a sponsorship website (in Spanish)
Repsol YPF (petroleum refining) – 90 – 60,920.9 – Madrid
CEO: Antonio Brufau Niubó
Address: Paseo de la Castellana 278, Madrid 28046 , Spain
Phone: +34-91-348-8000; website: www.repsolypf.com
(there is a contact form on the website – click on this link)
Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria (banks: commercial and savings) – 163 – 38,308.8 – Bilbao
CEO: Francisco González Rodríguez
Address: Plaza San Nicolás 4, Bilbao 48005, Spain
Phone: +34-94-487-5555; website: www.bbva.es
Endesa S. A. (utilities) – 258 – 25,820.7 – Madrid
ENDESA is the leading utility in the Spanish electricity system and the number one private-sector multinational electricity utility in Latin America; it is a major operator in the European Mediterranean region, particularly in Italy, and develops activities in other European countries; it has a growing presence in the Spanish natural gas market and in renewable energies; and it supplies other services that complement and contribute value to its core business.
CEO: Rafael Miranda Robredo
Address: Ribera del Loira 60, Madrid 28042, Spain
Phone: +34-91-213-1000; website: www.endesa.es/Portal/en/default.htm
The Endesa Foundation – sponsorship policy – contact form
The Sevillana Endesa Foundation – sponsorship policy – contact form
Cepsa (petroleum refining) – 297 – 23,178.6 – Madrid
CEPSA is today a modern group of firms, with a far-ranging national and international business in the energy sector. It operates in numerous European countries, as well as in Algeria , Canada , Morocco , Brazil , and Panama .
CEPSA is a leader in activities relating to petroleum and petrochemistry, including exploration, production of crude, refining, transport and marketing of petroleum derivatives, and the manufacture of added-value petrochemical products, such as plastics, synthetic fibres, and detergents.
CEO: Carlos Pérez de Bricio Olariaga
Address: Ave. del Partenón 12, Madrid 28042, Spain
Phone: +34-91-337-6000, webcepsa@madrid.cepsa.es; website: www.cepsa.com/home_nueva/home_flash-eng.htm
Sponsorship policy
ACS (engineering, construction) – 413 – 17,649.4 – Madrid
The ACS Group is a worldwide reference in the construction and services activities. A group is taking part in the development of key sectors for the economy such as infrastructures and energy.
CEO: Florentino Pérez Rodríguez
Address: Ave. Pio XII 102, Madrid 28036, Spain
Phone: +34-91-343-9200, info@grupoacs.com; website: www.grupoacs.com/index.php/en
Grupo Ferrovial (engineering, construction) – 441 – 16,634.4 – Madrid
Ferrovial is one of the world's leading infrastructure companies, with 104,000 employees and operations in 43 countries in a range of sectors including construction, airport, toll road, and car park management and maintenance, and municipal services.
Ferrovial leveraged construction, its original business, to finance expansion into other sectors that are more profitable and capable of generating growing cash flow in the long term. Since 2000, the company has invested approximately 10.2 billion euro in diversifying its business and moving into other countries. As a result, in 2007, 80% of the company's EBITDA came from outside Spain, and 73% came from infrastructure management.
CEO: Joaquín Ayuso García
Address: Principe de Vergara 135, Madrid 28002, Spain
Phone: +34-91-586-2500, fax +34 91 586 26 77; website: www.ferrovial.es/en
(contact email form for media)
Altadis (tobacco) – 482 – 15,687.4 – Madrid
CEO: Antonio Vázquez
Address: C/ Eloy Gonzalo 10, Madrid 28010 , Spain
Phone: +34-91-360-9000, fax : +34 91 360 91 00; website: www.altadis.com
Direction of Communication: dircomsp@altadis.com
Press office: + 34 91 360 91 19, fax : +34 91 360 90 09, mamartin@altadis.com
Altadis Foundation
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