Collab, the public accelerator of entrepreneurial innovation companies with triple impact -social, environmental and economic- has started the fourth edition of its programs, in which it will promote, for 6 months, 15 initiatives, one of them being, Xàbia's sustainable company, Rodando Ecomensajería.
With these new additions, there are now 44 startups (companies that are born and can grow very quickly) with which work has been done at the Las Naves del Town hall From Valencia. All of them aligned with the strategic framework Missions Valencia 2030, which guides the public innovation policy in the city and that its work is essential to build a healthier, more sustainable, shared and entrepreneurial city, since they provide zero emissions to the environment.
Among the proposals of the fourth edition, as we have pointed out, is the sustainable delivery company of the Marina Alta region, Rodando Ecomensajería, which uses ecological vehicles for the delivery of packages in proximity areas.
Now, this regional company, with its incorporation into the Col.lab program, will work together with the team of professionals and mentors from the Valencian accelerator to receive mentoring in ten areas of business management, sustainability and innovation: business model (lean startup), public speaking, marketing and sales, social responsibility, agile work methodologies, technology, feasibility and financing, team management, negotiation and leadership, strategy and legal advice.
In addition, the best projects of each edition receive a financial contribution. The programs have no cost for the participating teams and are 'equity free' (they do not have to give up part of their share capital, a frequent formula among accelerators).
Among the three programs developed by Col.lab, Rodando Ecomensajería is in the Scale-Up program (in the process of consolidating the team and growing the business and sales model).
When are you going to put the article on the Palestinian demonstration? I would like to see photos of how it was, since I could not go, just like the one in Colombia.