Eight of the thirteen projects selected for the Córdoba Venture sessions come from the EmprendeUCO-Diputación programme. This Tuesday, October 20, the entrepreneurs present their initiatives to investors in order to close financing agreements.
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The Córdoba Venture sessions, which began on Monday, October 19, bring together thirteen entrepreneurial projects with investors. Eight of them have been trained in the EmprendeUCO-Diputación de Córdoba programme, according to the University of Córdoba.
The participating projects
The projects linked to EmprendeUCO are Cobiomic Bioscience, EQU-IA Solutions, Flamingo Biomechanical Lab, Termoware, Ceresat, Infomalena, VARDA Consultoría e Ingeniería and Tierras son Solera. The last four belong to the 2026 edition of the programme.
The thirteen participating projects were selected in July. On the first day, held on Monday, October 19, the entrepreneurs attended round tables and mentoring sessions on knowledge transfer, data protection, patents and financing options.
Presentation to investors
This Tuesday, October 20, the participants present their projects to the investors present in order to try to close financing agreements. The event is promoted by the University of Córdoba, Imdeec and Universidad Loyola, with the aim of connecting entrepreneurial initiatives with investment.
The University of Córdoba notes that Córdoba Venture is a pioneering initiative in the city and that it follows in the wake of other meetings such as Alhambra Ventures or Al Andalus Venture. Its purpose is to bring university knowledge and innovation closer to the business and investment world.
Who is behind it
The Director General of Entrepreneurship of the University of Córdoba (UCO), Rocío Muñoz Benito, took part in the meeting alongside some of the entrepreneurs.
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