INADET successfully holds the 4th Ordinary Meeting of the 2025 Board of Directors

The Institute for Technological Development Support (INADET) successfully held the 4th Ordinary Meeting of the 2025 Board of Directors at the Cenaltec Chihuahua facilities, where the most relevant progress and achievements that are transforming talent development in the state were presented.

The session was chaired by the Secretary of Innovation and Economic Development, Ulises Alejandro Fernández Gamboa, and was honored by the presence of the Secretary of Education and Sport of the State of Chihuahua, Francisco Hugo Gutiérrez Dávila, as well as federal and state authorities from SEP, DESEC, the Ministry of Finance, and the Internal Control Body, all of whom reaffirmed their support for the strategies that are strengthening Chihuahua’s talent ecosystem.

During the meeting, key projects were highlighted, such as the “Chihuahua Talent Development in Taiwan” program, which continues to open opportunities for world-class technological training, along with progress on the construction of CENALTEC Norte and CENALTEC Cuauhtémoc—centers that will expand educational and workforce development coverage in various regions of the state.

Results from the Emotional Well-Being Program were also presented, showcasing thousands of positive impacts on INADET and CENALTEC students and staff.

The Institute’s general director, Ing. Sergio Mancinas, recognized the team’s commitment and celebrated the achievements of this administration, including:

• 296,000 people trained throughout INADET’s 26-year history.
• 169,000 training sessions delivered during the current administration—57.09% of the total historical figure.
• 75,000 women trained during the current administration.
• More than 13,000 positive impacts from the Emotional Well-Being Program across educational institutions in multiple municipalities.

INADET extends its gratitude to all members of the Board of Directors for their participation, contributions, and commitment. We reaffirm our mission to continue building a more innovative, competitive, and opportunity-filled Chihuahua.