23 March 2026 News Partners

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ELO Digital Office Spain partners with Tech Barcelona as a Global Partner

23 March 2026 News Partners

ELO Digital Office Spain has joined Tech Barcelona as a Global Partner, landing at Pier 01 and bringing its expertise in digital innovation to the local tech ecosystem.

Founded in Stuttgart in 1998, ELO develops digital solutions for companies of all sizes and industries. Today, with a team of more than 1,000 people worldwide, the company helps organizations improve information management, automate processes, and work more efficiently.

With a network of partners and technology alliances, including Microsoft, SAP, and IBM, ELO aims to expand its reach while staying connected to local ecosystems.

18 March 2026 News Partners

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PINN consultancy joins Tech Barcelona to drive innovation in healthcare

18 March 2026 News Partners

PINN, a consultancy specialized in strategy and innovation, has joined the Tech Barcelona association as a Corporate Partner to foster collaboration within the ecosystem and promote the development of projects in the health sector.

Founded in Barcelona in 2021, PINN will support Tech Barcelona in identifying, analyzing, and developing initiatives related to innovation and health technologies—a sector that in Catalonia brings together 1,650 companies and 94 research institutions. The initiative aims to integrate all ecosystem stakeholders to build a shared vision around key challenges and address them through a systemic approach that enables the activation of the best solutions.

Within this framework, a working group has been established, bringing together representatives from the public sector, hospitals, the pharmaceutical industry, startups, associations and professional bodies, universities, business schools, and key figures from the healthcare field. PINN and Tech Barcelona will create a permanent space for dialogue and collaboration, facilitating interaction among stakeholders and helping identify growth opportunities and new solutions.

According to Juan Varela and Carles Mur, founding partners of PINN, “this alliance represents a key opportunity to consolidate a strong and cohesive ecosystem, ready to collaborate strategically in addressing the sector’s major challenges through true innovation processes.”

According to Miquel Martí, CEO of Tech Barcelona, “the agreement with PINN and the creation of this working group respond to a clear trend in the development of the health ecosystem: collaboration among all stakeholders can generate very positive open innovation dynamics, accelerate the integration of new technologies into the healthcare system, and ultimately have a positive impact on citizens’ lives.”

With this initiative, Barcelona strengthens its ambition to position itself as an international benchmark in health innovation.

23 February 2026 News

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Catalonia sets record with 2,403 startups in 2025

23 February 2026 News

Catalonia closed 2025 with 2,403 startups, a 5.2% increase over the previous year, marking the highest number in its historical series, according to the report ‘Analysis of the Startup Ecosystem in Catalonia 2026′ prepared by ACCIÓ and presented by Minister Miquel Sàmper. Over the last decade, the number of emerging companies has more than doubled (+121%), with nearly half created in the past five years, highlighting the dynamism of Catalonia’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Catalan startups generate around €3 billion in revenue, a 26% increase over 2024, and employ over 30,500 people (+34%). In 2025, they raised €1.131 billion in investment through 203 funding rounds, with an average of €5.6 million per round, a record high.

The report also emphasizes the international and technological nature of the ecosystem: 61% of startups export their products and services, over half work with Industry 4.0 technologies, and 374 are deep tech, developing solutions based on advanced science and engineering.

Barcelona continues to position itself as one of the leading startup hubs in Southern Europe and the fifth city in the EU for launching new ventures, underscoring Catalonia’s role as an international innovation and entrepreneurship reference.

20 February 2026 News Tech Spirit Barcelona

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Tech Spirit Health 2026 at a Glance

20 February 2026 News Tech Spirit Barcelona

Tech Spirit Health successfully concluded its third edition. More than 350 healthcare professionals gathered at a packed CosmoCaixa to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing the sector. Here’s a summary of what this day brought, within the framework of the Barcelona Innovation Health Week:

  • Top Startups in Focus. In 2025, health startups in Catalonia broke their historical funding record, raising €517 million. Among them were DeepUll, with €50M, Qida with €37M, and many other innovative projects like Wivi Vision, working daily to bring innovative solutions to patients. Eva García Ramos (Wivi Vision) presented her tool to assess and train vision; Jordi Carrera (DeepUll) showcased his sepsis diagnostic test; and Oriol Fuertes (Qida) introduced their comprehensive care service for elderly people, which has already served over 8,000 families.
  • Transforming Healthcare with AWS Cloud Innovation. The cloud is accelerating healthcare system transformation. Javier Perdices (AWS) demonstrated how these platforms, enabling interoperability and smart data use, are already changing many public models like CatSalut and collaborating with hospitals such as Clínic.
  • The Year in Review and the Year Ahead.It has become a tradition. Each year, Jorge Juan Fernández, Innovation Director at Hospital Clínic de Barcelona, analyzes the trends that have shaped healthcare and anticipates what’s ahead. He reviewed major moves, pharmaceutical “megadeals,” and the latest in regulation. He also highlighted the unstoppable rise of AI and the challenges it brings. In just one hour, he mapped a clear picture of the global healthcare landscape.
  • Strategic Partnerships in a World of Uncertainty. Sergi Trilla, drawing on his experience leading Trifermed and as a driver of Social Impact in Health (SIH), emphasized the power of alliances to advance science even in uncertain times, advocating for purpose-driven innovation.
  • Leading lifesciences Investment: Insights from top VC’s of the Ecosystem. In this roundtable moderated by Oriol Sans (ACCIÓ), investors Josep Ll. Sanfeliu (Asabys Partners), Laura Rodríguez (Invivo Partners), and Emma Gasol (AdBio Partners) shared the key factors guiding their investment decisions today. With so many projects on the table, they agreed that differentiation is more crucial than ever. Projects that optimize processes, increase efficiency, and scale attract attention. AI (surprise) is also a decisive factor.
  • Accelerating Science: The Combined Power of DeepMind and Google Cloud Across the Healthcare Value Chain. Miguel Ángel Sierra (Google) showcased how combining DeepMind AI, Google Health’s clinical expertise, and the power of Google Cloud is accelerating research and patient care. Digital tools transform complex data into actionable insights, shortening the time from laboratory discovery to real-world patient impact.
  • Pharma industry at an inflection point: Regulation, Competition & Innovation. Barcelona is fortunate to host most of the major pharmaceutical companies. Francesco Oggionni (Sanofi), Aurelie Scolan (Almirall), and Marta Herrero (Reig Jofre) discussed, in a roundtable moderated by Montse Daban (Biocat), how the industry faces an inflection point shaped by innovation, regulation, and collaboration.
  • ASK ME ANYTHING. Manel del Castillo, CEO of Hospital Sant Joan de Déu, spoke candidly about his experience leading the institution for more than 20 years. In a conversation with Jorge Juan Fernández, he shared the main successes and mistakes of his management. Proudly, he explained how the hospital has embraced the vital traits of giraffes: always steady, upright, and big-hearted.
15 January 2026 News Partners

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AI education provider Cambridge Spark establishes in Barcelona and partners with the largest tech association in Southern Europe

15 January 2026 News Partners

Barcelona, January 15, 2026.– UK-based edtech firm Cambridge Spark has recently established operations in Barcelona as part of its international growth strategy, reinforcing its ambition to become a leading provider of AI and data education in Europe. The company has also partnered with Tech Barcelona, the non-profit association representing the city’s tech and digital ecosystem –bringing together more than 1,500 members– to integrate into the local tech community, foster new synergies and support the development of startup and corporate talent across Spain.

Founded in London in 2016, Cambridge Spark supports organisations and professionals in accelerating their digital transformation through data and AI skills programmes. By establishing operations in Barcelona and joining Tech Barcelona’s ecosystem, the education provider will access new talent, increase its visibility, build strategic connections and accelerate its expansion in Spain while, at the same time, contributing to strengthening Barcelona’s position as a global tech hub. The city currently hosts more than 160 multinational technology hubs, over 2,300 startups and a digital workforce of approximately 130,000 IT professionals.

Dr. Raoul-Gabriel Urma, Founder and Group CEO of Cambridge Spark, commented: “Barcelona marks a key milestone in Cambridge Spark’s expansion. We see the city as a vibrant digital and technology ecosystem, offering unique opportunities for collaboration and growth. Partnering with Tech Barcelona allows us to connect with the right talent, gain visibility and build strong relationships that will ensure our success in the Spanish market.

“Miquel Martí, CEO at Tech Barcelona, stated: “We are in the era of AI adoption, and companies must upskill their employees to remain competitive. Having a partner like Cambridge Spark will enable organisations within our ecosystem to access world-class training in data and AI, driving growth and innovation.”

For his part, Miguel Vicente, president of Tech Barcelona, added:“Cambridge Spark is yet another example of an international company choosing Barcelona as a gateway to the wider market and to the network of companies established here. Tech Barcelona serves as the entry point for these global companies, helping them connect with the local ecosystem and grow alongside it.”

11 December 2025 News Tech Spirit Barcelona

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The tech ecosystem rallies around Tech Spirit Barcelona in its sixth edition

11 December 2025 News Tech Spirit Barcelona
  • The content-driven event organized by the Tech Barcelona association and the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce surpasses 4,000 attendees, who filled the spaces of La Llotja de Mar over two days
  • This sixth edition featured more than 150 speakers and 60 sessions, highlighting the importance of fostering homegrown, purpose-driven technology from Barcelona
  • Shinephi, a startup developing technology to measure nanometric-scale structures in the semiconductor field, won the Catalan Pitch Competition organized by ACCIÓ, being named ‘Catalan Startup of the Year 2025’

Barcelona, December 11, 2025. Tech Spirit Barcelona, the city’s technology and digital content event, successfully concludes its sixth edition after bringing together more than 4,000 attendees at La Llotja de Mar. The initiative, driven by the Tech Barcelona association and co-organized with the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce, has reaffirmed itself as the annual meeting point for the city’s innovation ecosystem.

Over the two days, held on December 10 and 11, the program revolved around the central message of this edition: the need for Barcelona to promote technologies capable of strengthening its competitiveness while at the same time improving people’s lives. “We have seen how Barcelona can lead a future with its own technology—competitive and purpose-driven,” said Miguel Vicente, president of Tech Barcelona, at the close of the event, thanking all the companies and institutions involved for their support.

The program took a cross-cutting approach to debates on entrepreneurship, the advancement of artificial intelligence and its economic and ethical impacts, trends in public and private investment, the transfer of science to the market, and new creative approaches in a transforming digital environment. To this end, it brought together 65 entrepreneurs, 25 investors, around a dozen scientific profiles and another dozen creatives, as well as some twenty representatives from major companies such as Google, AWS, and HP, among others.

One of the most notable talks during the second day was delivered by David Sanmartín, co-founder of Nothing, a British unicorn that has sold more than 7 million devices and is on track to exceed €1 billion in revenue in 2025. In a conversation with Josep M. Ganyet (Mortensen), Sanmartín shared how differentiation has enabled the company to grow in a sector dominated by giants: “Nothing was born with the idea of making phones that are different, both in design and software; they show what’s essential, and AI takes care of simplifying the experience even further.”

Artificial intelligence once again played a central role. Diana Núñez (Clueless Agency) explained how it is possible to create virtual influencers with thousands of followers and explore new creative models; Gonzalo Romero (Google for Education) highlighted the value of AI as a “virtual assistant” in learning, while Jorge Juan Fernández (Hospital Clínic) and Pep Martorell (Invivo AI) did the same in the healthcare field; Andreas Merentitis (OLX) reminded attendees that “the companies that integrate AI now will define the new rules of the game”; and Yuval Dvir (SandboxAQ), from a more disruptive perspective, warned that “we are still unable to imagine the superhuman intelligence that artificial general intelligence (AGI) could represent.”

According to Cristian Canton, associate director of the Barcelona Supercomputing Center, “AI will eventually become an infrastructure accessible to everyone, but we will need to invest millions of euros to reduce Europe’s current dependence on the United States.” In this vein, companies such as Aistech Space, Ideaded, Yplasma, Mitiga, Indra, and TRC, as well as research centers like i2CAT and Eurecat—all of them present during the event—are working from Barcelona to develop deep technologies that will enable greater sovereignty and competitiveness in global markets.

 

Shinephi, ‘Catalan Startup of the Year 2025’

The startup Shinephi has been recognized as ‘Catalan Startup of the Year’ after winning ACCIÓ’s Catalan Pitch Competition. The ICFO spin-off, led by Roland Terborg, has developed a technology that helps optimize the semiconductor manufacturing process through an imaging system integrated into the production line, acting as a metrology tool to measure structures at the nanometric scale.

The Secretary for Business and Competitiveness at the Ministry of Business and Labour and CEO of ACCIÓ, Jaume Baró, presented the award. He highlighted “the high level of maturity of the Catalan ecosystem, which made it very difficult to choose a winner of the Catalan Pitch Competition.” “We will support both the winning startup and the 24 finalists so they can help change the world for the better in the fields of education, science, medicine, and social sciences,” he added.

Over the two days, ACCIÓ also organized more than 600 meetings between investors and entrepreneurs with the aim of supporting them in their search for funding.

10 December 2025 News Tech Spirit Barcelona

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Tech Spirit Barcelona 2025 Calls for the Promotion of “Purpose-Driven Technologies”

10 December 2025 News Tech Spirit Barcelona
  • Jaume Collboni, Mayor of Barcelona, during the first day of the event: “We must put citizens’ interests at the center of any technological innovation.”
  • The sixth edition of Tech Spirit Barcelona, which once again brings together the city’s technological and digital ecosystem, focuses the debate on how to develop technologies that enhance Europe’s sovereignty and competitiveness without losing sight of their societal impact.
  • Elsa Punset and creative professionals have shared the stage with leading entrepreneurs and public and private investors during the first day of the event, organized by Tech Barcelona and the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce at La Llotja de Mar.

Barcelona, December 10, 2025 – The sixth edition of Tech Spirit Barcelona, promoted by Tech Barcelona and co-organized for the first time with the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce, kicked off with strong attendance from entrepreneurs, investors, corporations, and sector leaders. Over the two-day event, December 10–11, more than 4,000 participants are expected across over 150 presentations and 60 sessions focused on technology, investment, artificial intelligence, and innovative new business models.

At the institutional opening, Miguel Vicente, President of Tech Barcelona, highlighted “the need, in the increasingly dual world we live in, to promote purpose-driven technologies that allow us to gain sovereignty and competitiveness while improving people’s lives,” emphasizing that “Barcelona has the talent, ambition, and capacity to lead this path.”

In the same vein, Jaume Collboni, Mayor of Barcelona, spoke about “technological humanism” and highlighted the city and its entrepreneurial ecosystem’s efforts to “measure the impact of technology and place citizens’ interests at the center of any innovation.”

The inauguration also featured Jaume Baró, Secretary of Business and Competitiveness of the Generalitat of Catalonia and CEO of ACCIÓ; Lorenzo di Pietro, General Director of Barcelona Activa; Josep Santacreu, President of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce; as well as institutional and business representatives including María Galindo, Secretary of Digital Policies of the Generalitat of Catalonia; Francesc Fajula, General Director of Mobile World Capital; and Carolina Rodríguez, CEO of ENISA.

Where is AI Headed?

Elsa Punset, author and science communicator, discussed with Muriel Rovira-Esteva (EAE Business School) how artificial intelligence is transforming human cognition and social behavior. “When I interact with AI, it’s hard for me to see the difference from human intelligence,” she noted, warning of its risks but also its potential: “AI is by your side in a way no teacher ever could be; used wisely, it amplifies our intelligence.”

From an economic perspective, international investors Mason Sinclair (IQ Capital), Mattias Ljungman (Moonfire), Ángel García (Necta Ventures), Oriol Juncosa (Plus Partners VC), Sergi Bastardas (Orbio), and Sean Seton-Rogers (PROfounders Capital) debated whether AI investment is in a bubble or represents a sustainable opportunity.

Some voices, such as Aleix Valls (Liquid Lab), took a critical stance in a session titled “The Last Supper in Silicon Valley”, warning: “We are creating increasingly capable AIs, but we don’t know how to make them safer.” He added, “The real dilemma is whether we should pursue general AI or build less powerful, but truly useful and safe AIs.”

Elliot Norrevik, a 16-year-old Swedish entrepreneur who has already worked at the unicorn Lovable, is now ambitiously developing General Artificial Intelligence (AGI). He shared that he began programming thanks to video games, and his interest solidified after discovering AlphaZero, a model capable of learning without prior data. In his view, this approach is fundamental: “AI is like a child learning from zero,” observing, making mistakes, and adjusting its behavior until it can do “almost everything a human can do on a computer.”

Entrepreneur and Investor Highlights

The event welcomed established entrepreneurs like Sacha Michaud (Glovo) and Rob Cassedy (Wallapop), celebrating over a decade leading two of Barcelona’s most consolidated unicorns. More recent “Local Heroes” such as Carla Gómez (Theker Robotics) and Gerard Caelles (SpliceBio), alongside entrepreneurs like Roger Dobaño (Quipu) and Jaume Gomà (Reskyt), shared their experiences post-company sale and the challenge of starting again.

Additionally, Carolina Rodríguez (ENISA), José Moisés Martín (CDTI), Guillermo Jiménez (AXIS), Cristina Mena (Cofides), Clàudia Canals (Avançsa), Emili Gómez (ICF), and Miquel Rodríguez (Barcelona City Council) reaffirmed the public commitment to deep tech investment, often in collaboration with private vehicles.

During the first day, to stimulate the ecosystem and facilitate funding for Catalan startups, ACCIÓ organized more than 300 meetings between entrepreneurs and investors, as well as the first phase of the Catalan Pitch Competition, where 24 startups presented their business models in one-minute pitches. The final of the competition will be held tomorrow to determine the Catalan Startup of the Year.

The sixth edition of Tech Spirit Barcelona is supported by ACCIÓ, Barcelona City Council/Barcelona Activa, CaixaBank DayOne, Port of Barcelona, ICF, Department of Research and Universities of the Generalitat of Catalonia, EAE Business School, Iris, Airbnb, Damm, Mobile World Capital, Adamo, Bis, Danone, Esade, FreeNow by Lyft, GCO Ventures, HP, IFCO, Naturgy, Nestlé, OLX, Payment Innovation Hub, Qonto, RCD, Roca Salvatella, Sanofi, Seat Code, Shakers, and Xplore Studio.

18 November 2025 News Partners

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Adamo connects the “Piers” through its own fibre optic network

18 November 2025 News Partners
  • The telecommunications operator begins providing connectivity services in buildings managed by Tech Barcelona, which house more than 130 technology and digital companies
  • The agreement signed makes Adamo the “Connectivity Partner” of the leading technology association in southern Europe

Barcelona, 18 November 2025. – Telecommunications operator Adamo has begun providing connectivity services through its fibre optic network in Tech Barcelona’s Pier01, Pier03 and Pier07 buildings, where more than 130 technology and digital companies operate. The agreement signed makes Adamo a “Connectivity Partner” of the association, which will also bring the operator’s services closer to the group of members and partners that form part of the Tech Barcelona ecosystem.

According to Miguel Vicente, president of Tech Barcelona, “in the technology sector, high-capacity, high-quality connectivity is necessary for the development and competitiveness of companies. Intensive technologies such as artificial intelligence, big data, the cloud and the IoT require fast, stable and high-capacity connections to ensure optimal performance.‘ ’Thanks to Adamo, we can offer start-ups and technology companies access to the best networks and boost their growth,” emphasised Miquel Martí, CEO of Tech Barcelona.

The fibre optic infrastructure that Adamo has installed in the “Piers” consists of high-capacity dedicated links delivered directly from its backbone network, providing a symmetrical, stable connection with optimal performance for high-demand environments and massive data transmission.

In addition to the services that Adamo provides to Tech Barcelona, any company or institution that is part of the association will be able to access Adamo’s services with advantages and special conditions. For those companies with specific connectivity needs, Adamo makes its technical team (Network Engineering) available to jointly define tailor-made solutions that respond to these requests. Outside the scope of the Piers themselves, Adamo’s network allows for solutions to be proposed to provide advanced connectivity to locations throughout the country.

Marc Casademunt, Head of Corporate & Public at Adamo, says that “unlike other operators and as a company founded in 22@, part of Barcelona’s technological ecosystem since 2004 and a member of Tech Barcelona since 2022, Adamo understands and shares a vision of reality that is very close to that of Tech Barcelona’s members and partners. We are a flexible technological ally for a wide range of clients, whether they are start-ups or large corporations and public institutions: we listen to their needs, make the possibilities of our network available to them and offer connectivity solutions with high added value, beyond a simple service as part of a rigid and predefined portfolio.”

Innovation at the heart of the city

Tech Barcelona’s ecosystem model is deployed across a network of unique buildings connected so that innovation and technology are integrated into the city and coexist with its citizens. Pier01, an iconic headquarters since 2016 and the birthplace of successful start-ups in Barcelona, is a 12,000 m² space that is home to nearly 100 entities, from start-ups to large corporations and institutions such as ACCIÓ, ICEX and Mobile World Capital Barcelona. With the growth of the ecosystem, Pier03, a historic building in the Porxos d’en Xifré, was inaugurated in 2018 and has become a cross-cutting extension of Pier01. The most recent addition, Pier07, is a 6,000 m² building located at Via Laietana 26, focused on innovation in life sciences and offering space for start-ups, pharmaceutical companies, specialised investors and the European artificial intelligence factory BSC AI Factory.

28 October 2025 News Partners

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Xplore Studios joins Tech Barcelona to explore the future of retail

28 October 2025 News Partners

Barcelona, 28 October 2025. – Xplore Studios, in close collaboration with Ingka Group, the largest retailer within the IKEA franchise system, has launched a pilot programme in Barcelona to explore, develop and test new solutions that will shape the future of retail. As part of this pilot, Xplore Studios has joined Tech Barcelona as a Global Partner, connecting with the city’s ecosystem of start-ups and creative talent.

Xplore Studio Barcelona will act as a space for co-creation and experimentation, connecting entrepreneurs, companies, universities and customers to design and test new solutions. The studio applies an open innovation model, exploring new formats and technologies to respond to consumer needs.

Through its collaboration with Tech Barcelona, Xplore Studio Barcelona will engage with the association’s community, made up of more than 1,500 members, 100 partners and their talent, to drive initiatives in artificial intelligence, automation, new experiences and circularity, developing and testing concepts to scale in global markets.

“We are delighted to launch Xplore Studio in Barcelona, where we will explore, learn and jointly create new solutions for retail together with Barcelona’s ecosystem of innovation and creativity. The collaboration with Tech Barcelona allows us to fully immerse ourselves and engage with the city’s talent in our mission to explore the retail of the future, with the ultimate goal of creating a better everyday life for many people,” says Susanna Kamph, Leader of Xplore Studio Barcelona.

According to Miguel Vicente, President of Tech Barcelona: ‘The agreement with Xplore Studios reinforces our goal of connecting global companies with Barcelona’s innovation ecosystem. It is a collaboration that empowers our own start-ups to develop solutions with global impact.’

Miquel Martí, CEO of Tech Barcelona, added: ‘Few cities combine creativity and innovation like Barcelona. The arrival of Xplore Studios demonstrates how global brands are now turning to our ecosystem for inspiration, collaboration and experimentation.’

26 September 2025 News

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Women in the Catalan technology sector are leading the way and calling for more role models

26 September 2025 News
  • From 2 to 25 September, Tech Barcelona and i2CAT’s TechBcn4Women Days highlighted the role of women in Catalonia’s technological and digital ecosystem with a dozen talks, networking events and pitch sessions.

Barcelona, 26 September 2025. – Throughout September, i2CAT and Tech Barcelona held a series of activities under the TechBcn4Women initiative, with the aim of raising the profile of projects led by women in Catalunya. More than 800 participants took advantage of this space to call for a greater female presence in the sector, where women currently represent only 32% of the total number of professionals.

The programme included twelve content sessions that offered a pluralistic view of the current state of the ecosystem from the perspective of the women who lead it, such as Isabel García Frontera (Freenow by Lyft), Marta Tolós (AstraZeneca), Elena Rico (Impact Partners), Susanna Kamph (Xplore Studio), Àngels Chacón (LLYC), Maite Malet (Asabys Partners) and Anna Escoda (BSC), among others.

According to Miguel Vicente, President of Tech Barcelona, ‘the ecosystem needs initiatives that recognise women who, day after day, research, undertake, manage and invest to drive growth in Catalonia. We need a conscious society, a committed public administration and organisations that integrate this vision into their day-to-day activities. Only then can we bridge the gender gap, create new role models and empower female talent.’

The project has been supported by the Government of Catalonia and funded by the Next Generation EU programme. Several organisations, including EAE Business School, Norrsken, Juno House and AFAEMME, among others, have also participated to enhance the initiative’s reach.

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