Smoother access to Spain's startup and innovation scene.
For global business developers wanting a physical presence in Spain, Expand To Spain™️ acts as a strategic advisor and an operational partner from Valencia.
It is also a knowledge platform in English to facilitate partnerships between Spain's innovation ecosystem and international stakeholders looking for opportunities to grow and prosper in Spain.
Clients include well-established companies like Tangent (London) and startups like Aprovix (Stockholm).
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Save many hours of searching for resources in English with this comprehensive introduction to Spain's tech startup and innovation ecosystem, making you an expert in one read: 20 insights compiled into a 70 pages, data-rich report with subtle details.
The Why
The mission with Expand To Spain™️ is to attract international capital, companies and talent to Spain. I, Caroline, behind the project, believe there is so much potential to unlock through cross-border partnerships but the limited amount of online resources in English prevents many, otherwise interested parties, from finding out about it.
I have had the passion and the time to deep-dive into Spain’s innovation ecosystem over the last years and have watched the evolution of the digital economy firsthand. There is a growing interest to learn about this space from an international perspective. I’m from Sweden myself, with a Latin soul from my Mexican great-grandmother.
To facilitate for the non-Spanish speaker, I have made this report of 20 insights to provide a comprehensive overview in English. It contains much translated data from Spanish media and names of important players (startup founders, investors, accelerators and over-all influential people) are mentioned in a context that you are more likely to remember, and can use as a reference in your own investigation.
There is a piece about Valencia, Spain's 3rd largest city, which is especially close to my heart. I decided to leave my hometown Stockholm for a life in the sun and I ended up here after hearing about this friendly city, filled with orange trees. At the time the city was completely unknown to me. To my pleasant surprise it was bubbling with Entrepreneurial activity and is helping other less known innovation hubs like Malaga and Bilbao to get found as well.