“These people, institutions and companies have taken the plunge, and through their example and tenacity they are driving change; they have become an ethical benchmark in an era that is plagued by a lack of values.”
These are the words used by Cambio16, Spain’s oldest general and financial magazine and the one with the biggest international scope, to describe the characteristics of the award winners at the second edition of the Cambio Financiero Awards.
The 2013 winners, chosen by the magazine’s readers in an online vote, are as follows:
| 1. Financial Change | |
| Awards for the Business Sector | |
| a. Company of the Year | Banco Santander |
| b. Lifetime Achievement | Isidro Fainé (Caixabank) |
| c. Business Achievement | Repsol Antonio Brufau |
| d. Most Innovative Company |
Incro, S.A. |
| e. Corporate Responsibility | MSD |
| f. Communication and Brand | MAPFRE |
| g. Biggest International Impact | Acciona |
| g. Best SME Entrepreneur | BPM Iberia and Mario Velando |
| 2. Change General Awards |
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| a. Person of the Year | Pope Francis |
| b. Minister | Miguel Arias Cañete |
| c. Culture | José Antonio Abreu |
| d. Sport | Rafael Nadal |
| e. Radio | Pepa Bueno, Hoy por Hoy |
| f. Television | Susana Griso, Espejo Público |
| g. Economy | Banco Popular |
| h. Advertising | Coca-Cola |
