Xisco Acuñas marketing assistant together with Xavier Idevik Servera marketing manager at DonDominio; Miguel Ángel Cortés delegate of Local Economy, Tourism, Citizen Promotion, Communication and Digital Transformation of Inca City Council; Andreu Quetglas director of Setmanari Dijous; Lucy Gorman British vice-consul in the Balearic Islands; Rosa Mª Cuerda editor of the Thursday Daily Bulletin; Víctor Martí mayor of Binissalem; Joan Rotger mayor of Selva; Joan Ramis manager of Fàbrica Ramis.

Martí Ramis, Tutor at IES Manacor; Xisco Acuñas marketing assistant at DonDominio; Lucy Gorman, British vice-consul in the Balearic Islands; Xavier Idevik, marketing manager at DonDominio; Rosa Mª Cuerda, editor of TDB.

Xisco Acuñas, marketing assistant, together with Xavier Idevik, marketing manager at DonDominio, has been in charge of explaining to the British vice-consul Lucy Gorman about the activities of this Majorcan company, a national leader in the sale of domains, web hosting and SSL certificates, the basis needed to have an online web page.

Various representatives of public and private entities and institutions attended the event. Among them, the vice-consul of England and the vice-consul of the United States confirmed their attendance. It was the British vice-consul in the Balearic Islands, Lucy Gorman, the most attentive spectator in the proceedings, commenting on the importance of companies like DonDominio in bringing people together. “Despite being one of the sector leaders, we’re proud of keeping our Majorcan roots and identity throughout the years. We provide the best services in order to let everyone have a website, also we love supporting local projects like Thursday Daily Bulletin whose website is registered with us ” said Xavier Idevik, marketing manager of DonDominio.

Rosa Mª Cuerda, editor of TDB; Xavier Idevik, marketing manager at DonDominio; Xisco Acuñas marketing assistant at DonDominio; Miguel Ángel Cortés, delegate of Local Economy, Tourism, Citizen Promotion, Communication and Digital Transformation of Inca City Council

Thursday, traditional market day in Inca, has been the reference and the day chosen by the editorial staff of the Thursday Daily Bulletin for its presentation.

We would like to know the secrets of the inauguration of the Thursday Daily Bulletin from the leading Majorcan company DonDominio, and we will find out in the following questions.

What would you highlight from the Inauguration of the Thursday Daily Bulletin?

It was a very original event that transmitted all the essence of the Thursday Daily Bulletin, culture and modernity. For a company like DonDominio, it was very interesting to be the technological ambassador in front of the British vice-consul in the Balearic Islands, Lucy Gorman.

What was your impression of the British vice-consul Lucy Gorman?

We saw her enjoying the performances and were struck by her approachability. She is a very professional woman and from our point of view a great ambassador in her position as British vice-consul in the Balearic Islands.
We were able to talk to her about our sector and how important it is nowadays for anyone to be able to have an online website for their business.

We will soon be meeting with her in the belief that our users will appreciate this direct contact with the UK.

As a great ambassador for the new technology sector, what are your next relevant events?

Our upcoming events go hand in hand with our mission to make it easier for people to create their digital projects and to show the proximity we offer as a brand even though we are an online business. Our next events will be focused on removing the distance that exists in the online world, to put a face to people and interact with them.

This need for closeness has become a responsibility to transmit our experiences and encourage interaction in an increasingly connected world.