NaN·tic at Co-Opetition Event of bizBarcelona
Quick summary
NaN·tic took part in Bizbarcelona’s Co-Opetition Event, organised by ACC1Ó and the INLEA Foundation. The two-day programme combined a workshop on structuring business models with a coopetition session for sharing knowledge, experience and perspectives.
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On July 13 and 14 we had the opportunity to participate in the Co-Opetition Event organized by ACC1Ó and the INLEA Foundation, as part of biz Barcelona.
During the two-day event, participants worked on business models, beginning with a workshop on structuring a business model and ending with a coopetition to share knowledge, experience and perspectives.
We thank ACC1Ó and the INLEA Foundation for organizing the event, and especially Jordi Puigdellívol, mentor and startup sherpa.
Frequently asked questions
Which event did NaN·tic take part in?
NaN·tic took part in the Co-Opetition Event at bizBarcelona.
Which organisations organised the event?
The event was organised by ACC1Ó and the INLEA Foundation.
What was covered during the two-day event?
Participants worked on business models through a structuring workshop and a final coopetition to share knowledge, experience and perspectives.
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