The program begins on October 25 and registration is now open for anyone with technological ideas or projects capable of responding to social or environmental challenges.
everis foundation , in its mission to promote entrepreneurship and innovation, launches Startup Sprint, a free online program open to anyone who has an idea or a technology-based project in its early stages. Its objective is to accompany entrepreneurs so that their projects are built on a solid foundation that allows them to be launched on the market through virtual group sessions, thematic seminars, mentoring, face-to-face and virtual visualization sessions, as well as networking and individualized hand-in-hand support. of experts and successful entrepreneurs.
Free registration open
Startup Sprint will begin on October 25 and participation is free with prior registration. It is only necessary to have an idea or project in an incipient phase based on technological innovation with social impact.
Throughout the program, divided into four stages, the participants will learn tools and methodologies so that they can define or improve their projects and business models, they will receive basic notions of financial management and communication and will be accompanied by experts and successful entrepreneurs:
STAGE 1: From the idea to the click. Virtual collective sessions to find out how to start the project (October 25, 2021).
STAGE 2: The click. Personalized guide with thematic seminars and mentoring by project (November 10, 2021).
STAGE 3: Show up. Face-to-face and virtual days of visualization and networking among the participants (February 2022).
STAGE 4: Open Innovation. Individualized monitoring of projects by experts (February 2022).
“At the Foundation we have been promoting technological entrepreneurship with social impact for 20 years through our eAwards for established projects with a minimum viable product. We are now launching Startup Sprint to also support those people who have an idea or a project in its infancy, to accompany and inspire them in their process of going to market. We believe in the talent of these creative, brave people, with an `entrepreneurial gene’ to achieve a positive change in society together”,
declared Karla Alarcón, general director of the everis foundation.
