The CEO of Dos Santos, Dácil Barreto, has been recognized in the second edition of the Women of Excellence in the Canary Islands Awards, an initiative that highlights the achievements, leadership, and contributions of women who have become role models in different areas of Canarian society.
The event, held in Tenerife and organized by Artículo14, brought together representatives from a wide range of sectors. Among the award recipients were goalkeeper Noelia Ramos, football player Natalia Ramos, chef Iciar Pérez, astrophysicist Antonia Varela, First Corporal Adelina Torres, entrepreneur Laura Acosta, and Dácil Barreto.
Throughout the ceremony, speakers emphasized the importance of continuing to raise the visibility of female talent and promoting the presence of women in leadership and decision-making positions. This message is particularly relevant in fields where women continue to be underrepresented.
Upon receiving the award, Dácil Barreto highlighted the values that have guided her professional career. The telecommunications engineer stressed that excellence is not achieved through isolated accomplishments but is the result of consistent effort and daily commitment. In her view, everyday work is the driving force behind achieving goals and building strong, sustainable projects.
Barreto also dedicated the award to all those who believe in perseverance and the value of hard work, emphasizing the importance of creating solid organizations capable of generating value for society and helping to build a better world.
This recognition celebrates a career defined by innovation, responsibility, and a continuous pursuit of excellence. For Dos Santos, it also represents an opportunity to continue fostering talent, leadership, and commitment, which remain at the core of the company’s values.
The ceremony was supported by the Government of the Canary Islands and the Tenerife Island Council and brought together institutional, business, and social representatives in an event dedicated to recognizing women whose work contributes to the development and progress of the Canary Islands.
