The event, exclusively for IGNITE sponsors, partners and speakers, will take place at Club 1923
The International Congress on Ceramics Innovation, IGNITE, which will take place in Castellón on 28 and 29 September, will extend the congress experience with an exclusive networking event at the Estadio de la Cerámica, organised in partnership with Pamesa Grupo Empresarial.
The event will take place on Monday, 28 September, after the first day of the congress, and will be held separately from IGNITE’s official programme of presentations, keynote lectures and panel discussions. The event has been specifically designed for sponsors, partners and speakers, giving them the opportunity to connect in a more relaxed professional setting.
The networking event will be held at Club 1923, Villarreal CF’s private area within the stadium, and will be designed to foster professional relationships, the exchange of experiences and new connections.
The event will also include a visit to the Villarreal CF Museum and the screening of a video highlighting the close relationship between football, the province of Castellón and the ceramic industry, one of the province’s main economic and business drivers.
The chosen venue embodies precisely this connection. The Estadio de la Cerámica has become one of the most prominent showcases of Castellón’s identity and of an industry deeply rooted in the region and with a strong international presence.
With this initiative, IGNITE will complement its two days of technical and scientific content with an exclusive opportunity for professional networking, reinforcing one of the congress’s key objectives: to foster connections between companies and international experts linked to the ceramic industry.
On 28 and 29 September, IGNITE will bring together industry representatives, manufacturers and suppliers, researchers, architects, designers and international experts in Castellón to address the key challenges and opportunities shaping the future of ceramics, from technological innovation and decarbonisation to new materials, sustainability, digitalisation and geoeconomic change.
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