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Fundación Equipo Humano was created in 2010 by the Spanish human resources consulting firm Equipo Humano.

Fundación Equipo Humano was born to resume the assorted project activities developed within the field of training, people development, business innovation and competitiveness improvement. By means of Fundacion Equipo Humano, Equipo Humano goes one step further, engaging in the direct implementation of actions that contribute to achieving these objectives.

Fundacion Equipo Humano was created to respond to the need to allocate resources to social integration in adverse conditions, and to encourage the promotion of business competitiveness through measures to support research, development, and innovation, focusing on human resources as a key factor in business. During the first year of its establishment Fundacion Equipo Humano dealt with promoting the employment of disadvantaged groups and the return to the job market of professionals who had experienced job layoffs. Its more than 1,500 hours of training only in its first year of activity and a job relocation percentage of 65% demonstrates the potential and expertise of Fundación Equipo Humano.

Today, Fundación Equipo Humano has experience in developing projects at both the national and European level, having developed numerous activities based on the philosophy "think globally, act locally."

Several remarkable activities are:

  • Career counseling processes and retraining of workers affected by job layoffs.
  • Industry Employability Studies in various business clusters to develop revitalization projects.
  • Generating funds to support SMEs to improve the management of strategic areas of Strategic Resources Central companies.
  • Participation in seminars, educational workshops and entrepreneur community information interchanges.
  • Conducting training projects for the development of new technologies based on free software.
  • Web platform for the development of skills and competences for managers and middle managers.
  • Aging Management in metallurgical workers.