Innovation and entrepreneurship : Entrepreneurship, Innovation and Road to Innovate
At the Friedrich Naumann Foundation we recognize the fundamental role that entrepreneurship plays in the development of the economy of any region. Road to Innovate is a program of activities carried out in the main cities of Mexico and Central America to convene and prepare emerging entrepreneurs with an innovative business idea, already established and in the process of consolidation.
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Cultivating Freedom through Entrepreneurship and Free Market
Given the various challenges faced by entrepreneurs, the creation of support networks and synergies that foster a proper environment for the full development of their businesses is essential
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Entrepreneurial Delegation Visits Tunisia
Discover the entrepreneurial spirit of Tunisia! Join us as we explore the vibrant hub of innovation and growth, where cross-border partnerships are forging a new path for entrepreneurs in Africa!
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Road to Innovate! Fourth stop: Mérida, Yucatán
Discover the future of entrepreneurship in Mexico! Road to Innovate Mexico brought together outstanding entrepreneurs and leaders committed to economic, social and innovation development. Inspiring keynotes, panels and pitch decks revealed the latest trends. Meet our winners who will represent Mexico at the Innovate Entrepreneurship Programme in Guatemala.
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Road to Innovate: Driving Change through Social Entrepreneurship in Mexico
Discover how impact ventures are leading the way to a more equitable and sustainable tomorrow. From fighting poverty to preserving the environment, these businesses demonstrate that it is possible to make a difference while making a profit. Join us as we reflect on their crucial role in building a better world.
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The future of work with Artificial Intelligence
Is artificial intelligence capable of doing everything a person does today, or is it more of a tool that serves very specific needs? In view of the commotion that ChatGPT has caused around the world, we analyze how the future of work looks with the arrival of artificial intelligence and its increasingly standardized use. Should we really be afraid of it?
