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A total of 350 young people from 83 schools across Spain, including 34 from 8 schools in the Valencia Region, have qualified for the final of the Young Business Talents educational simulation programme, which seeks out young business talent.

The Valencian company Jeff kicks off its fitness line with the opening in Valencia of its first Fit Jeff center worldwide. A new adventure that begins the firm after the purchase of the Valencian startup Entrenarme. This is a line of business that adds to its already consolidated laundry and dry cleaning franchise that has already expanded to more than thirty countries.

This 2020 summer vacation, marked by the coronavirus pandemic, is proving to be very different. Contact with nature and rural destinations, far from overcrowding, are among the most in demand. Many take advantage of the change of chip to try new forms of leisure and disconnection. In this context, the Valencian startup Kolotrip proposes an organized cycling vacation, with several bike routes throughout Spain and adapted to all levels -from beginners to veterans- and with complete packages because the customer only has to take care of pedaling and enjoying the trip.

The City Council of Valencia, through València Activa, has launched criteria for sponsoring events in the city of Valencia with the aim of "positioning it as a reference in the knowledge economy", as reported by the head of the Innovative Development Area of the Economic and Employment Sectors, Pilar Bernabé. The topics that these events must include are those related to technology, innovation, science, research, design, entrepreneurship and business consolidation.

The startup confirms that they are immersed in #ProjectSpain, educational experiences in Spain for international students, but maintains its founding objective.

Choosing the right place to set up a company or grow internationally is not always easy; several factors must be taken into consideration. Investment funds, the entrepreneurial ecosystem, the ease of doing business, the country’s culture towards foreigners and the cost of living are just some of the variables that will make you decide for one place or another.

A priori, it might seem that the concept of homework has nothing to do with new technologies. However, the innovative vision of three entrepreneurs has managed to bring these two worlds together and, in addition, create a business model with more than 2,000 franchises in over 40 countries around the world in just four years.

Sothis technology is preparing to move from the centre of Valencia. The company specialized in integrated solutions of information technologies, industrial management and business management will move in the coming months its headquarters in Plaza America to the technology hub of the Marina de València. A change that is the result of the increase in the workforce that in 2019 increased by 25% to 900 employees.