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INTERVIEW

"I like to learn
from all cultures"

How long have you been working at Ventós?

Exactly 6 years.

Explain to us your daily management tasks

I am responsible for coordinating the operations of our subsidiaries. My day-to-day work includes operational support for our 7 warehouses, problem-solving, data analysis, and the implementation of joint strategies for the development of our international operations.

What sets Ventós apart in the market?

Our level of service and adaptability to customer needs is unmatched in the F&F market.

What do you like most about your work?

Learning from all the cultures and ways of doing that I come into contact with and traveling the world meeting such diverse people is undoubtedly a privilege. I feel great admiration and respect for my colleagues abroad.

What is your favorite fruit? What is your favorite flower?

The olive and the grape. Both are, inseparably, the fundamental basis of Mediterranean culture. Their cultivation and the production of their derivatives (oil and wine) have determined us and determine us much more than we can imagine. Without going any further, the municipality where we have our main offices was dedicated mainly to grape cultivation and wine export until less than 100 years ago.
As for the flower, the orange blossom, for all that Miguel Hernández sang about it.

What smells transport you back to your childhood?

The broom.

Your ideal vacation destination? How would your perfect vacation be?

The Pyrenees. Although I really enjoy visiting my family in Norway.

What is the main trait of your character?

I would like to say adaptability.

What style of music do you listen to? Favorite singer/artist?

A broad spectrum… From Caribbean music (son, ska) to Peninsular music (rumba, habanera, flamenco). Currently Pep Gimeno.

What is your favorite hobby?

I like being surrounded by people.

If a film director offered you to make a movie about your life, which actor or actress would you like to play your character?

José Luis Manzano.

Would you prefer to travel to the past or the future?

I prefer to live in the present.

Pol Kvam

Global Operations