As Barcelona continues its metamorphosis into a global technology hub, it’s hard to keep up with all of the change and activity happening around the city. Just a few years ago, Barcelona didn’t have any accelerator programs. Now, there are at least 6 and more on the way. One which we have been following closely since their launch in late 2013 is Conector Startup Accelerator, an accelerator founded by eight successful entrepreneurs that has been working and helping more than 40 startups around Spain.
This semester Conector launched their latest class of startups with 8 startups from different sectors that want to be the future:
Dr eBooking: Tool that offers information to select the best doctor, allowing you to make an appointment with that professional 24/7. Founder Juan Travé
Heygo: It is the Wallapop of services. You can save money hiring services around you. Founders Nicolas Espinosa, Claudio Umaña and Arià Jiménez
MAMoriginals: Brand that offers watches and mobile covers made using innovative materials like wood. Founder Enoc Armengol
Missfarma: Model eCommerce that sells natural cosmetics and dermatologist cosmetics. Founder Jordi Ferres
Skitic: Multilateral platform that allows the user to save time and money and guess correctly a ski station. Founder Salvador Devant
Ursulitas: shoe brand that combine tendency, quality and medium heels. Founder Úrsula PonceVudoir: Social-Fashion App helping people to decide in which of two specific outfits they look nicer and to see what dress code others like to wear for a certain occasion. Founder Alina Franco and Paolo Rizzardini
Woonest: Social network for buyers. You can show the others your purchases and share your opinion. Founder Carlos Martinez
About
Conector is an accelerator startups created by Carlos Blanco, Xavier Verdaguer, Marc Vidal, Elisabeth Martinez, Miguel Vicente, Gerard Olive, Risto Mejide and Marc Ros. A minimum of 15 projects will be accelerated each year and the program has the support of partners like First Tuesday BAN, BAN Antai, Nuñez y Navarro, ONO, Epson and others. For more information about the Conector Accelerator program visit: www.conector.com
This article has been written by Hector Manzano from Pomer.co
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