#MissionBrasil12 - Spain meets the Brazilian market next week

Next week, a group of 20 selected startups from Spain is landing in São Paulo looking for business opportunities and partnerships in the Brazilian market. The mission is organized by ICEX, red.es, Banesto Fundación, Barcelonactiva and adigital. Innoveur is supporting the mission and invites you to two great opportunities to connect with this group.

Mobile Startups by MissionBrasil12, Innoveur & MoMo SP (June 18)

We are gathering the mission fellows, local devs, investors and entrepreneurs in an intimate networking event to share experiences and info about the local market. Besides, we will have a panel with Bruno Yoshimura (Kekanto), Carlos de Otto (Rockola Media Group), Felipe Matsunaga (Grupo RBS) and Anjos do Brasil (to be confirmed). It is free, you just have show up and have fun!

Encontro Digital Hispano-Brasileiro (June, 19)

One-a-One meetings with the mission's startups, a roundtable about high tech entrepreneurship and social media in Brazil and Spain and a networking cocktail. To apply free of charge, just fill out this short form, mentioning Innoveur.

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Entrepreneurship expands way beyond São Paulo in Brazil

The entrepreneurship wave that we have been following up in Brazil is definitely gaining force all over the country. Initially with most of the news coming from São Paulo, the last events and news prove that this movement is here to change the market, not just a city or state.

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More than half of the Brazilian students wants to be an entrepreneur: the call, the hype or traditional leadership issues?

Ac couple weeks ago I've posted at Pulsosocial about an Endeavor's research that points out that over 50 percent of the Brazilian students wants to be an entrepreneur.

Besides the skilled workforce blackout that is already a reality in the high tech Brazilian market, those numbers lead us to another important question: is it due the call, the hype or issues with the traditional leadership style? 

An interesting aspect is that among those students, 7.6 percent are already entrepreneurs and most of them have other entrepreneurs in family. When it happens, the confidence of the potential entrepreneurs is lower than the average. It is certainly a symptom of the legal local system that makes the entrepreneurial life much harder than in other countries.

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Companies or accelerators? A new approach to boost startups in Brazil

Brazilian companies such as Buscapé and Ci&T are attracting and retaining top talented entrepreneurs with their own startup programs.

Read about how those programs are working in my last post for Pulso Social here.

Pulso Startup 10 is looking for the 10 best startups in LATAM

All startups based on Latin America can still apply for Pulso Startup10 (PS10) until January, 9. The objective of this online contest is to shine a spotlight on early stage technology companies in the region. 

The winner team will be sent to NYC with all expenses covered by Pulso Social to pitch his/her business for investors and the local press.

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