START ULPGC Entrepreneurship Program
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🚀 Do you have an idea? Dare to turn it into a project! 👉 START ULPGC is here, a free program for students and graduates from the last 5 years of ULPGC who want to develop their creativity, explore new possibilities, and shape a business idea. 💡 During the program you will find: ✨ Idea generation 🤝 Teamwork 🧩 Business model 🔎 Market research 💰 Monetization 📣 Communication In addition, you will have 24 sessions + 8 specialized mentoring meetings and you can participate individually or as a team. 🏆 Program closing: Demoday The best projects will be eligible for 2 prizes of €1,500! 💶💶 📅 Applications until September 30, 2026 👉 Don’t have an idea yet? No problem. The program starts right there: helping you explore opportunities, generate ideas, and shape them. 📩 More information and contact: emprendimiento@fpct.ulpgc.es 📞 928 459 907
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