This training and mentoring action is part of the final phase of the European project NetMIB, Network of multidisciplinary ideation and business model generation.

The project NetMIB, Network of multidisciplinary ideation and business model generation, aims to develop a framework for the generation of ideas and business models in incubation phases within universities. After almost two years of work, the project reaches the final stretch, consisting of putting into practice the methodology developed through the mentoring of business ideas proposed by students from the participating universities.

Along these lines, David Gómez Domingo, a student of the double degree in Computational Mathematics and Computer Engineering at the Universitat Jaume I in Castellón, is doing a stay at the University of Pécs, Hungary. Since his arrival at the beginning of September, he has been developing his business idea “Tiiimecash”, which consists of a computer application to facilitate the supply and demand of small services, and whose compensation is made through tokens redeemable for money.

Students-NetMIB-EspaitecFor its part, the General Foundation of the Universitat Jaume I hosts two students from the University of Tampere in Finland through Espaitec. Both students are receiving support to develop their respective business ideas, both from Espaitec and from the professors from the Universitat Jaume I who received training in Finland last May.

Regarding the projects to be mentored, the Finnish student Grischa Fraumann is working on a project called "RDI Consultancy» which aims to support university researchers in their search for funding to carry out innovation and research projects. For your part Renfei Zhou, second student from the Finnish university, is working on the project «Branding solutions for enterprises under information age» which consists of creating brand and advertising campaigns to grow small and medium-sized businesses through social networks.

These projects are taking shape thanks to the virtual incubation platform for student entrepreneurs (http://netmib.pte.hu/) created within the framework of the NetMIB project in which the General Foundation of the Jaume I University is a partner.

This training and mentoring action forms part of the end phase of the European NetMIB Project, the Network of Multidisciplinary Ideation and Business Model Generation.

The NetMIB Project, the Network of Multidisciplinary Ideation and Business Model Generation, intends to develop a work framework to generate ideas and business models in incubation phases at universities. After almost 2 years of work, the project is in its final stage, which consists of putting into practice the methodology developed by mentoring the business ideas put forward by students from the participating universities.

David Gómez Domingo, who studies the twin degree of Computational Mathematics and Computer Engineering at the Universitat Jaume I (UJI) of Castellón, is on a stay at Pécs University in Hungary. Since he arrived at the beginning of September, he has been developing his business idea, namely “Tiiimecash”, which consists of a computer application to facilitate the supply and demand of small services, compensated by exchanging tokens for money.

Students-NetMIB-EspaitecThe General Universitat Jaume I Foundation is involved by Espaitec hosting two Tampere University students from Finland. They are both receiving support to develop their respective business ideas from espaitec and UJI teachers, who were trained in Finland in May this year.

Regarding the projects to be mentored, Finnish student Grischa Fraumann is working on a project entitled “RDI Consultancy”, which aims to support university researchers in their search for financing to carry out R&I projects. Renfei Zhou, the second student from the Finnish university, is working on the project known as “Branding solutions for enterprises under information age”, which consists of creating branding and advertising companies to make SMEs grow through social networks.

These projects are being shaped thanks to the virtual incubation platform for entrepreneurial students (http://netmib.pte.hu/), which has been created as part of the NetMIB Project with which the General Universidad Jaume I Foundation is associated.

 

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