In Europe, only 5% of innovative projects consider extra-bank financing to obtain capital, with the exception of the United Kingdom where this type of financing reaches 30% of projects, a figure that increases to 50% in countries such as the United States. United. What non-bank financing alternatives do we have and how do they work? What is the current situation in Spain? And in the rest of Europe? What types of projects typically get crowdfunded? How much can you get? In what conditions?

All these questions will be answered during the conference “Non-bank financing for innovative initiatives” organized by the Scientific, Technological and Business Park of the Universitat Jaume I (espaitec) this Thursday, October 16 from 10.00:13.00 a.m. to 2:XNUMX p.m. in the multipurpose room of the espaitec building XNUMX. For reasons of capacity, registration is mandatory in the following REGISTRATION FORM before Thursday the 16th. DOWNLOAD THE PROGRAM

The first part of the day will feature the intervention of Xavier Olivella, founder of the Spanish Crowdfunding Association, who will reveal basic indicators on the state of crowdfunding at the national level, clarify doubts about current legislation and explain the different types of platforms that exist. currently.

During the second part of the day, several social, business and technological projects that have obtained extra-bank financing will be presented. Juan Vicente Centelles from Argot Bookstore will tell how he got €3.642 in financing for the book “Homemade Cooking in Castellón” through Verkami. Aitor Martinez will present the experience of the équipe project VIA-UJI-Solar Decathlon Europe, What did you get €8.345 financing through Goteo. Aymar Celdran will talk about InvestMe, a platform that connects entrepreneurs with investors through which he obtained €30.000 for your Yiobs project. Finally, Antonio de las Nieves from the Yerbabuena Software company, will explain how to get 300.000 € Agreements via The Crowd Angel.