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Miscota closes with private capital the first phase of its funding round of 1 million euros

The company Miscota, specializing in the sale of pet food over the Internet, has closed with the inflow of 500,000 euros of private capital the first phase of the funding round, expected to amount to 1 million euros, which it has started to undertake its international expansion plan.

Biz Barcelona: 3 interviews with entrepreneurs on Twitter

How to choose the best partner?

Multinational startups from the start

Can startups be multinational right from the start? They can, and it is becoming more and more common that this is the case. In the June issue of Entrepreneurs you can read several recommendations from experts and founders of Spanish companies that started operating in several countries from the beginning:

Measures that cut the wings of entrepreneurship, by Patricio Hunt

Measures that cut the wings of entrepreneurship

These are times of decisions that affect everyone. And among them, entrepreneurship. Intelectium, through Patricio Hunt, one of the managing partners, wanted to express his opinion in a forum in the newspaper Expansión.

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Intelectium obtains 400,000 euros in funding for Brainsins

To start a business you need a good idea and a great team. A multifaceted and multifunctional team, made up of highly specialized, different and complementary profiles. Forming such a team has been the objective of the collaboration for a year between Brainsins, and Intelectium acceleradora startups.

Trust in the work environment is now essential

The recent Trust Barometer from the multinational agency Edelman shows that the climate of trust in the work environment forms an indivisible part of the evolution of companies. Beyond good words and intentions, Edelman's study proves that if a company places its employees...

“Big companies can, small companies do it”

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Entrepreneurship is no longer like before. Now, for better or worse, entrepreneurship has a better press. Although in Spain it is still difficult for us to get rid of that slab and that unfair vision that some people have, the truth is that entrepreneurship is getting better and better.

Start with a business model

When an entrepreneur is considering creating a project, he must think about the business model he is going to have, that component is what will turn the project into a business project.

Business strategies: How to find a market for your product

When an entrepreneur launches a project, they usually have a prior idea of what they want to do. But surely this idea is something general that does not materialize in a product or service. It is important to establish business strategies from the right start, such as looking for a specific market.

How to sell (or not) your company, by François Derbaix

Do you have the 'entrepreneurial chip'? Ten ingredients that will make you know

It is often said that there are certain people with the so-called 'entrepreneurial chip', either by inheritance or by their own motivation. There are also those who believe that genetics don't play a role in all of this.

What to convey about an entrepreneurial project?

There are many occasions when an entrepreneur has to explain what he does, what his entrepreneurial project is... in short, what he does for a living. This in many cases is not so obvious, first of all because whoever does something is so involved in the project that it is difficult for them to give an explanation.

R&D vs. Innovation

The crisis that has befallen the Spanish economy has highlighted the importance of a change in the economic model, from brick Spain to innovation Spain. For the change of model to be possible, Spanish companies have to get rid of the pliers that inhibit innovation

The role of technological networks in innovation

Over the past 10 years, according to data from the OECD, labor productivity in Spain has grown by an average of 0.64% each year. The only developed country with the lowest level of productivity growth has been Italy with 0.30%.