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LALIGA and the Chamber of Commerce Promote Entrepreneurship Among Their Students

The Chamber of Commerce of Spain and LALIGA sign an agreement to boost projects from LALIGA Business School students through the Impulsa Startup programme.

Marta Uriarte Elizondo
Marta Uriarte Elizondo
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AIIllustrative image: wooden staircase viewed from below with a glass building and blue sky in the background
Illustrative image: wooden staircase viewed from below with a glass building and blue sky in the background

The Chamber of Commerce of Spain and LALIGA have signed an agreement to promote entrepreneurship among the students of LALIGA Business School. The agreement is structured through the Impulsa Startup programme.

According to El Confidencial, the Chamber of Commerce of Spain and LALIGA have signed an agreement to foster entrepreneurship and innovation among the students of their educational department, LALIGA Business School. The collaboration is channelled through the Impulsa Startup programme.

The agreement aims to support the generation, maturation, and launch of business projects driven by students. To this end, it combines training, specialised advice, business mentoring, dissemination of opportunities for entrepreneurs, and connection with the business and institutional ecosystem.

The Chamber of Commerce of Spain will promote Impulsa Startup among the students of LALIGA Business School's master's programmes. The programme is co-financed by the FSE+ within the Education and Training, Employment and Social Economy Programme, and is developed through the network of Chambers of Commerce. It offers support to entrepreneurs with innovative projects and growth potential.

Inmaculada Riera, General Director of the Chamber of Spain, states that:

more than 400 entrepreneurs have been able to advance and consolidate their business projects thanks to the Impulsa Startup programme

According to the same official, the programme has national reach and accompanies the entrepreneur from the moment the idea takes shape until it becomes a prototype for investors.

Participants will have access to business training, advice on developing business plans, guidance on financing, specialised mentoring, and project presentation days before potential investors.

José Antonio Montero, Director of Public Affairs and Institutional Relations at LALIGA, highlights that the agreement allows students to access tools, knowledge, and support networks to transform their ideas into solid business initiatives.

For its part, LALIGA will promote support programmes for entrepreneurship in sectors related to professional football and will facilitate access to information about Impulsa Startup for its students. According to the agreement, the parties may also develop programmes, events, professional meetings, and initiatives for project incubation or acceleration.

Marta Uriarte Elizondo

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Marta Uriarte Elizondo

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Graduada en ADE por la Autónoma y emprendedora frustrada (dos veces). Coleccionista de pitch decks, cafetera y optimista pese a las estadísticas; en Diario Empresas firma las pymes y las startups.

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