Etiqueta: entrepreneurship
The Mexican businessman who made his Silicon Valley-style dream come true
Carlos Chavarría dreamed of innovating in Mexico. His company, NA-AT Technologies, now provides biometric security services to 33 banks in the country and in Latin America.
Can you make money out of Artificial Intelligence?
An increasing number of companies in the United States, Europe, and China are using this technology. What about in Mexico? There’s still a window of opportunity in the sector.
6 things we can learn about entrepreneurship from Star Wars
You can learn from this saga if you want to start up your own business.
The formula for positioning your startup in international markets
Experts share their experiences of taking their ideas to the international market. Take note.
Prothesia to represent Mexico at global entrepreneurship awards
This startup, created by Tec de Monterrey students, has developed software to streamline the process of manufacturing braces and artificial limbs.
5 Advantages of Hubs for Innovation, Research, and Entrepreneurship
Their goal is not only to accelerate startups, but also to foster cooperation for joint development.
Mexican startups saving bees from extinction
A de Abeja and Abeja Reyna have found a way to set up a profitable business while safeguarding bees.
The 10 startups that Mexicans want to work for, according to LinkedIn
According to the social network, the fintech company Konfío is the most popular startup among Mexican professionals.
It’s our ball too: María Teresa Hernández
Her entrepreneurship classes taught her how to combine studying with her love of soccer. That’s how she founded Club de Futbol Femenil Lioness, FC (The Lioness Women’s Football Club).
