BID: Greenwich Cooperative Care Compact and Workers Network
- March 2025
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MONDRAGON is the outcome of a cooperative business project launched in 1956. Its website describes itself as “a dedicated group of people with a cooperative identity forming a business group that is profitable, competitive and enterprising, capable of successfully operating in global markets. Our organisation uses democratic methods in its corporate organisation, and its aims are employment, the personal and professional advancement of its workers, and the development of its community.”
The Region comprises: 95 coops | 80k people | 14 R&D Centres | 1st place in Basque business banking.
Mondragon is the epitome of a Co-operative Region and this visit is an investment in the CCIN Membership.
Nicola Huckerby
Operations Lead
CCIN