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CEA Nominates Armengol Bosch to Represent Self-Employed on CASS Board

The Andorran Business Confederation selects Daniel Armengol Bosch and Francesc Pallàs Viladomat to advocate for self-employed workers on the CASS board, leveraging their expertise amid key elections.

Key Points

  • CEA will formalise candidacy on Wednesday for 17 June CASS board elections.
  • Daniel Armengol Bosch, Grup Heracles president, leads slate with Francesc Pallàs Viladomat as substitute.
  • Armengol has international business qualification, led family business association, served as councillor.
  • Candidates from construction and services sectors, backed by all CEA economic sectors.

The Andorran Business Confederation (CEA) will formalise its candidacy on Wednesday to represent self-employed workers on the board of directors of the Andorran Social Security Fund (CASS), ahead of elections scheduled for 17 June.

The business group has selected Daniel Armengol Bosch as its lead candidate, with Francesc Pallàs Viladomat as substitute. According to the CEA, the slate brings extensive professional experience and strong dedication to the country's business community.

Armengol, currently linked to the presidency of Grup Heracles, holds a qualification in international business from the Institut Superior de Comerç de París. His career includes roles in strategic direction, team leadership and business development. He has also driven projects in education and social fields, and held institutional positions, notably as president of the Andorran Family Business association. In addition, he served as a general councillor during the 2009-11 and 2011-15 legislatures.

Pallàs serves as general director of Viladomat S.A.U., overseeing its operational and strategic management in competitive markets. He currently holds the position of CEA vice-president.

The CEA emphasises that the candidates hail from construction and services sectors respectively, drawing on long histories in private enterprise, associations and institutions. The proposal has backing from all economic sectors within the organisation, with the aim of providing robust business insight to the CASS during a pivotal time for Andorra's social security system.

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