"50% of the students who finished last year had work on the day of their graduation", this was stated by Cristhian Mestre, director of development of ISSA School of Management Assistants, during the welcome session for the alumni of the School who participated in the AlumniWeekend on Saturday, October 8.

The workshop, in which were given quotation alumni of the promotions that finished their programs of study in 1986, 1991, 1996, 2006 and 2011, began with the celebration of the Holy Mass by the chaplain D. Mikel Gotzon, in the chapel of Amigos Building.

During the coffee afterwards the graduates exchanged memories of their years at degree program and were able to greet some of the teachers present, as well as the new director Victoria Rodriguez.

Cristhian Mestre was in charge of welcoming the attendees. First of all, he thanked them for having "responded to the call of ISSA, now settled in Pamplona" and reminded them that the Degree "is what it is thanks to the more than 3,200 alumni". She also emphasized the change from degree program to Degree, the transfer of the headquarters to Pamplona and the high rate of employment rate of the graduates. Before the end of the session, Victoria Rodríguez presented the honorary scholarship to the students of the 1991 graduating class, who celebrated 25 years since they finished degree program.

Shortly before 12 noon the alumni moved from the Amigos Building to the Museum of the University of Navarra. There they had the opportunity to take a guided visit and participate in the session with President, Alfonso Sánchez Tabernero, who spoke to them about "Horizon 2020", the projects and challenges of the University of Navarra and the Museum of the academic center.

Finally, a lunch for promotions was held at Amigos Building together with alumni from other Schools.