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The student's degree in Mechanical Engineering from the Polytechnic University of Cartagena (UPCT) Vladyslav Mazurenko came second among 900 candidates in the 'Elevator Pitch' contest of the National Meeting of Yuzz entrepreneurship program, organized by the Santander and celebrated this Weekend in Madrid Goya Theatre.
Students of the School of Industrial UPCT said explaining in just a minute without tools your voice wites.es business project, an online platform to find partners, encourage innovation and promote collaborative work based on knowledge .
In this network of professionals, "there are more than 100 engineers, computer scientists, designers and advertisers," said Vladyslav, who gave the example of several of his friends were "wasting his talent" for not having anyone in his speech complement your ideas business.
"Wites is a platform to find partners, but not one to invest money, but those who invest their knowledge," he adds.
The website will also help companies to find young professionals solve their technology challenges.
Students UPCT, Alejandro Lopez Caballero, the Degree in Electrical Engineering, and Ismael Valenzuela Bermudez, MBA, along with the student at the UMH, Salvador Arregui Montoya, the Degree in Electrical Engineering also were selected within the 80 best speeches with his project 'Lim-Per' (www.saireka.com), a project dedicated to innovation in cleaning devices for home and professional use that provide safety and promote the quality of life.
The YUZZ program is an initiative of the International Centre Santander and Santander Universities Entrepreneurship.
The said meeting was attended by entrepreneurs from the 41 participating centers, entrepreneurs, managers and staff of Santander and representatives of various business organizations nationwide, as Princess of Girona Foundation, Tuenti or Google Campus Spain.
Cartagena Polytechnic hosted one of the venues of the Yuzz training program in the Department of Santander Entrepreneurship UPCT.
25 students placed in a workspace to develop their ideas, interact with other entrepreneurs and trained a network of over 200 professional experts that advised, along with an individual tutor, in carrying out the business plan.
Source: UPCT
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