Love for what one does is the best inheritance: Fernando Sáenz Valiente and his children, united by livestock passion and the rem

By the late 90s, a young Fernando Sáenz Valiente was pouring all his courage and enthusiasm into the livestock trade. In those years, he could not have imagined that he would have two male sons who would suckle the same passion, and who would put the same effort into the livestock consignment business. Today, Fernando and Gerónimo are the new blood of the Sáenz Valiente Bullrich firm. They inherited from their father, and also from their uncle Gervasio, the love for livestock and the hammer, with which they have been pricing cattle since they were 20 years old. Their debut, as family tradition indicates, was selling chickens at the Rural de Palermo. But shortly after, they took charge of livestock auctions at the Cañuelas Market, as well as auctions of calves and breeding stock. The father of these young ranchers also started by selling chickens at the rural exposition, when he was just 21 years old, back in 1984. Later, he joined the company team at the Liniers Market, which in ...