Twelve Valencian startups seek to conquer Miami in an Ivace mission

In collaboration with Icex Spain Export and Investment

This prospecting mission to Miami is part of Ivace+i's commitment to supporting Valencian startups in their internationalization and growth.

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Twelve startups from the Valencian Community are in Miami on a prospecting mission to explore new business and investment opportunities in the city's dynamic entrepreneurial ecosystem. This initiative, organized by Ivace+i Internacional in collaboration with ICEX Spain Export and Investment , aims to position Valencian startups in a high-potential market and connect them with key players in the technology sector.

 

According to Ester Olivas , Director General of Entrepreneurship and Internationalization at Ivace+i, the mission's main objective is "to gain firsthand knowledge of the local ecosystem and seek new opportunities and investment through various activities." Participating companies will have the opportunity to meet with talent acquisition sources, service providers, and consulting firms specializing in technology companies.

 

The work agenda includes visits to Miami Dade College , where they will tour the new AI and Innovation Center, as well as the MAGIC Center (Miami Animation & Gaming International Complex). A visit to Telefónica's Miami Data Center, the company's largest in the Americas, is also planned. From this center, they serve their main clients in the United States, Latin America, Europe, and Asia.

 

 

The Valencian startups will culminate their mission in Miami with their participation in the eMerge Americas fair, the most important technology event in the United States, which will be held from April 18 to 19

 

 

At the Spanish Pavilion, organized by ICEX Spain Export and Investment , companies will have the opportunity to present their proposals to venture capital investors, companies and technology innovators from around the world.

 

Miami: Gateway to the United States and Latin America

 

Juan José Cortés , Director General of Innovation, highlighted Miami's strategic role as "a very interesting market for our companies, as well as being the gateway to both the United States and Latin America." "Up to 70% of successful Spanish companies in the United States started in Miami, which gives us an idea of ​​its potential," Cortés added.

 

This exploratory mission to Miami is part of Ivace+i's commitment to supporting Valencian startups in their internationalization and growth. The initiative aims to strengthen the Valencian business sector and position the Valencian Community as a leader in innovation and entrepreneurship internationally.