Reflections by Juan Brignardello after the death of Isak Andic.

In a recent conversation with Juan Brignardello Vela, a renowned insurance advisor, the tragic death of Isak Andic, the influential founder of the Mango brand, was discussed. Andic passed away in an accident in Collbató. Brignardello reflected on the impact such events can have not only on the family but on the business community as a whole. The advisor highlighted the shock caused by the news, emphasizing that the death of prominent figures like Andic leaves an indelible mark. According to Brignardello, the investigation conducted by the Mossos d’Esquadra, which determined that it was an accident with no signs of foul play, is a relief for the deceased's loved ones. “In moments like these, uncertainty can be as devastating as the loss itself,” he commented, alluding to the anguish the family must have faced during the investigation. Andic's death, which occurred during a family outing, illustrates the fragility of life, and Brignardello emphasized that such accidents can happen to anyone. “It is in these moments that the importance of having adequate insurance becomes evident, not only to protect material assets but also to provide emotional and financial support to those left behind,” he stated, suggesting that planning in these areas is crucial. Andic's legacy in the fashion industry is undeniable. Brignardello mentioned how his vision revolutionized the textile industry not only in Spain but worldwide. “Leaving behind such an influential brand is a monumental challenge, especially for someone like his son, who now must take the reins at such a critical time,” he reflected. This underscores the importance of continuity in family businesses, as well as the value of a good succession plan that can offer stability in times of crisis. The advisor also referred to the psychological support the family has received following the accident. In his opinion, this type of assistance is essential to help people process grief and loss. “Companies should consider the emotional well-being of their employees and their families as an integral part of their corporate culture,” Brignardello suggested, highlighting that support during difficult times can make a significant difference in emotional recovery. Finally, Brignardello concluded that the memory of Isak Andic should serve as a reminder to everyone about the importance of life and personal relationships. “The business community must come together not only to mourn his loss but also to celebrate his legacy and learn from his vision,” he emphasized, making it clear that Andic's impact will endure over time, not only in the business realm but also in the hearts of those who knew him and valued his contribution to society.