2023 promises to be an exciting year for start-ups as the global economy continues to recover from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic. The shift to remote work and online commerce has accelerated the digital transformation trend creating new opportunities for innovative startup companies to disrupt traditional industries and capture market share. SEE ALSO: 5 […]
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Without a doubt, 2020 has been a difficult year for all. Businesses and entire economies were halted, tested, and altered due to the unprecedented conditions and effects of the coronavirus. In November, the U.S. Congressional Research Service published its findings on the global economic effects of COVID-19. Within the report, researchers estimate the global economic
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The international pandemic has left very few industries, countries, and economies unscathed. COVID-19 started to disrupt the world of business and every-day life back in December of 2019. Since its emergence, the virus has spread rapidly and violently throughout the world. As a result, entire industries and countries had to shut down or severely alter
Latin America is quickly becoming a popular home for startups under a hand full of different industries, niches, and sectors. Probably the most prominent sector we are seeing startups take on is technology. No matter the specific niche these startups are entering, a key component to the measure of their success is the level of
For some time now, Latin America has been attracting the world’s eye in terms of its progress politically, its economic growth, and its innovative and resourceful advances. It’s no surprise that, given the increase in global attention and funding, entrepreneurs are flocking to the region. Forming a startup in Latin America right now is a
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Over the past ten to twenty years, technology has changed, developed, and improved at exponentially fast rates. Thanks to globalized access to resources, idea exchange, and market opportunity, entrepreneurs and engineers are continually inspired. The result? Faster, more capable technologies that solve a plethora of consumer and corporate problems, needs, and wants. The vastness of
The Latin American region is ripe with commercial opportunities these days. As national governments focus their efforts on economic growth and attracting foreign direct investment, business opportunities, international partnerships, and industry innovation and invention flourish. Naturally, with more opportunity and ingenuity coursing through the veins of Latin America’s economic body, more and more startups arise.
Colombia’s startup scene is beaming with innovation and activity. The country is one of Latin America’s strongest nations in terms of technological, business, and economic developments. These positive qualities foster an attractive environment for a successful startup sector in the country. While Colombia prides itself on its infamous drive and hunger for innovation and invention
Latin America’s startup industry, while in its infantile stages and years, is forging ahead and paving a new path for business in the region. The region as a whole is working to become a cohesive unit within the startup industry. To do this, smaller and/or inexperienced countries and startups in Latin America are following the
The StartupVC follows a business organizational structure that is relatively new and uncommon in the world of entrepreneurship. To grow new companies as a venture/company builder, it focuses on generating new ideas and cultivating them into successful businesses. Taking internal ideas, resources, and finances, venture builders like The StartupVC create a family of startups. Each