Madrid, June 22, 2024 - María Enciso Alonso Muñumer, Professor of Commercial Law and Dean of the Faculty of Legal Sciences of the Rey Juan Carlos University, stood out as one of the main speakers at the first Advocacy and Leadership Forum held in the Court of Accounts. This prestigious event, organized by Magas, brought together the most influential female leaders in Spain, included in 'The Top 100' of the newspaper El Español, with the aim of promoting female participation in public and private decision-making.

Enciso Alonso Muñumer, recognized for her deep experience and commitment to education, addressed crucial issues regarding the inclusion of women in leadership positions within the legal and commercial field. During her intervention, she highlighted the need to create more inclusive policies that allow for greater female representation at the highest decision-making levels.

"It is essential that women occupy spaces of power and decision to achieve true equality. Events like this Leadership Forum are essential to make our contributions visible and continue moving forward," said Enciso Alonso Muñumer.

The meeting was attended by the president of the Court of Accounts, Enriqueta Chicano Jávega, as well as the presidents of the Supervision Sections Dolores Genaro Moya and the Prosecution Sections, Rebeca Laliga Misó, and the Accounts Counselors, Elena Hernáez Salguero and Isabel Fernández Torres.

The forum also featured the participation of prominent figures such as Cruz Sánchez de Lara, executive vice president of El Español, and Charo Izquierdo, director of Enclave ODS, who, along with more than a dozen women leaders, shared their experiences and strategies to promote female leadership in various sectors.

The president of the Court of Accounts, Enriqueta Chicano Jávega, highlighted the importance of equality in public audits and the need to integrate a gender perspective in all areas of public administration.

The presence of María Enciso Alonso Muñumer in this forum highlights her commitment to promoting female leadership and her dedication to improving conditions of equality in the legal field and beyond.