Six entrepreneurial women enter the Entrepreneurs Fight Club ring at WomenIN19

At a time when women are demanding a greater presence in the world of work, the Cabildo of Tenerife , through the Tenerife 2030 Area and the INtech Tenerife science and technology park , has organized the WomenIN program, a business acceleration program aimed at entrepreneurial women. During the day, the Demo Day Women In took place. Which six women got into the Entrepreneurs Fight Club ring to present their projects. Which were chosen from among 16. In order to carry them out, for nine weeks (from January to March) these women have received specialized training in essential tools and skills for business management and direction, by INtech Tenerife, and during which they have been able to share the experience and create synergies between them.

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These six entrepreneurs had the opportunity to share their projects with some of the most powerful Canarian investors and companies , who gave them very valuable Oman Telegram Number Data feedback to start their businesses. WomenIN The first to get into the Entrepreneurs Fight Club ring was Natalia Riado , who presented her project Canary Virtual Place. Which is the first Virtual Entertainment Center in Tenerife. During her presentation, Natalia showed the problem that this company discovered about “the lack of interest of children and young people in the traditional educational system” which means, for this entrepreneur, “a lack of motivation and a loss of values,” she confessed.

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Riado commented that “ 75% of virtual reality users are children,” and that they have found their market niche through entertainment and electronic Taiwan Email List sports . In this way, the entrepreneur showed that virtual reality and video games are perfect tools to educate and have fun at the same time. “Put on your glasses!” she recommended to attendees. «We want to develop and position a culture made by women, which generates positive references for the new generations» Next, Alejandra Galo, audiovisual communicator, demonstrated to the public that multidisciplinary festivals with a gender perspective are possible. Her goal is to develop and produce culture among women through LESVOS, a festival that “will encompass music, cinema, theater, debate spaces, training workshops, etc.