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International expansion: Where should a Spanish startup expand to?

As in almost all cases in management, the answer to this question depends a lot on the specific circumstances of each company. There are companies in which, due to their circumstances, international expansion is more obvious than in others.

Recruiting: 6 steps to hire the best candidate

Chris Mcintyre, executive coach and entrepreneurship expert, has published an article in Entrepreneur in which he explains the steps that an entrepreneur must take to accelerate their Recruiting processes and to be able to find the best talent for their team.

Learn to validate your business ideas

To validate your business ideas, Workshop by Patricio Hunt, managing partner of Intelectium, will be held on March 12 at ESADE Barcelona. In this session, Patricio will teach attendees to equip themselves with the necessary competencies to validate business ideas that are still in their original phase.

Expansión comercial: ¿Es tan importante llegar el primero a un mercado?

Las claves de una buena expansión comercial. Un estudio publicado en el año 87 por Boulding y Moore, dos catedráticos, concluye lo contrario: llegar primero a un mercado es marginalmente negativo.

Startups: 6 requirements for obtaining funding

When we talk about requirements to obtain funding, there are a number of essential aspects that an entrepreneur must meet in his team and in his project.

Intelectium helps Womenalia to raise 150,000 euros

Womenalia has obtained 150,000 euros in funding with the support of Intelectium. The capital will be provided by ENISA, which has valued the innovative potential and the rapid growth of this global networking network for professional women founded in 2011.

Who is the entrepreneur that investors like the most?

We can consider that the entrepreneurial profile that most convinces investors must mix the following traits: austere, honest, analytical and decisive chip...

How to find opportunities to innovate?

Innovation is the specific function of entrepreneurship, said Peter Drucker. Indeed, entrepreneurship is, above all, innovation. But how and when to do it? What indicators can guide us? In companies and/or sectors, there are four sources of opportunity to innovate.

Getting funding: 6 keys for your project to get funding

Everything you need to know to get funding: The eighth installment of Patricio Hunt's series of reflections on entrepreneurship was dedicated to the personal and professional characteristics that an entrepreneur must have to convince investors.

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How to understand the entrepreneurship ecosystem in Spain

The entrepreneurship ecosystem in Spain is very varied: In which area is it best to undertake? How and in what areas can you innovate? What do investors look at to value a project? What type of project should I create, a B2B or B2C?

What are the chances of success when starting a business?

Probability of successful entrepreneurship: How many startups fail? How many are more likely to be successful in their business model and in their subsequent international expansion? Can that probability be calculated?

Success stories: What can an entrepreneur do to be more successful?

The most important thing an entrepreneur must do to be more likely to succeed, if we analyze other success stories, is to choose properly the type of project he wants to launch and the type of innovation that the new company will introduce to the market.

Innovation in startups: How can entrepreneurs decide what to innovate in?

Innovation in startups, because to undertake is to dedicate oneself to innovate. How can an entrepreneur define what activity of their business can be especially innovative or disruptive?

TECHCRUNCH EVENTS

Business Strategies: 5 Ways to Succeed in Any Economy

Cardone Real Estate Holdings, and Cardone Group. He regularly publishes in the NY Times, but in this case we want to highlight his article on Entrepreneur.com about some aspects of entrepreneurship and business strategies that, according to him, should be applied in any market.

Entrepreneurship: Why undertake problem solving?

The importance of undertaking by solving relevant problems, and not creating novel solutions for activities that don't actually have a market. This is something that we have mentioned in previous episodes of this series as one of the most common mistakes in entrepreneurship today.

What to do to undertake?

Topics to undertake: Often, professionals feel an urge to undertake. But they doubt the sector that is most suitable for this. Our opinion is that the best thing for an entrepreneur and his investors is for him to undertake in an area he knows.

Business in the United States: What are small businesses like there?

WMware has analyzed some aspects to find out how small and medium-sized businesses are doing in the United States: what decisions they make and with respect to what areas of the business, what type of entrepreneurs lead them...

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Leadership: 3 factors for successful leadership from the start

Alan See, to talk about leadership, draws on his experience to draw 3 key factors for leaders and other professionals whose decisions directly affect the evolution of the company to achieve success.

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The spin-off adventure in Spain

A spin-off is a company that is created within a larger company, but that begins to have its own life and to work independently, even if it continues to collaborate with the parent company in operations.

Intelectium gets 1 million euros for Miscota

Intelectium has raised 1 million euros in funding for Miscota, the number one selling pet products in Spain. This round of raising capital has been completed in two phases of 500,000 euros.

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Interview with entrepreneur Albert Costa from Startup Mascota

Miscota is the number one online store selling pet products in Spain, and has a strong presence in eight other European countries. In total, it bills more than 140,000 euros per month and distributes more than 15,000 references. Today we interviewed the entrepreneur behind the project, Albert Costa.