Track: L3 Basics

Creating a company can be a complicated and slow process, full of complex administrative concepts. We’ll explain how to create a company using ICT via the CIRCE system, which provides information and advice and includes an electronic procedure for establishing trading and civil companies and enterprises for the self-employed.

A round table involving three or four young businesspeople, who will explain their experiences when it comes to entrepreneurship, depending on the type of company (a startup, franchise or generational handover).

Laia, Mertxe, Mònica and Laura run companies in very different sectors, but they have one thing in common: they recently set up a business. They’ll share their experiences at a round table and answer the questions asked by a large number of entrepreneurs when they set up their businesses.

The Leader grants constitute one of the main lines of funding for rural entrepreneurs and companies. They provide support and mentoring services for entrepreneurs, as well as tools that seek to boost business innovation (the green economy, etc.).

Co-working has established itself as a transformational tool in the workplace and in social and business fields. The talk will be conducted by Cowocat, experts in transformation, and PIMEC, which will present and conduct a debate on future trends.

After advising more than 500 entrepreneurs and businesspeople, we’ll provide you with the keys to avoid making the classic mistakes. A very intensive and entertaining session: An error every two minutes, are you ready?

A round table involving several entities. They’ll pool experiences that have been gained in various locations in Barcelona aimed at supporting and incubating Social Economy and Solidarity and Socio-economic Innovation projects.

We’ll explain two online tools for cooperative entrepreneurs. The tool to draw up a business plan and the entrepreneurial test (competences and abilities).

The National Innovation Enterprise (ENISA) is actively involved in the financing of innovative business projects. Aimed at startups in their first phase of life and profitable projects in their expansion phase. Financing for startups and SMEs.

The usual selection methods take into account the candidate’s training, experience and technical abilities and skills. However, if you’d like to know the person who’ll join the company and, above all, if you want the company’s culture and the way the candidate works to be coherent, selection by values takes on great complementary relevance.

Despite the progress that has been made in terms of equality, women still find it more difficult to strike a balance between their personal and professional lives than men and continue to suffer from the effects of the wage gap and gender discrimination. What can we do to eliminate these difficulties?

New players in the cultural sector explain their experiences competing with large well-established companies. This panel discussion will present new business models and ways of identifying market niches, as well as the financing tools used by the ICEC.

When, as entrepreneurs, we begin thinking about reaching the market, major doubts about how to do so enter our minds. It’s at this moment that we should consider why the marketing plan doesn’t work. We’ll attempt to provide answers at this talk.

We’ll discuss the tax benefits for innovative SMEs, especially the RDI tax deductible and the Patent Box, the tax benefit for knowledge and software companies. These are benefits that many people know little about, but they’ll make your company more competitive.

The design of new products and services raises many questions, but there is little appreciation of the need for compliance with the regulations on the protection of personal data. This affects all activities across the board in the market. Acquire more knowledge on this issue at this talk.

A round table chaired by David Gómez, the BANC project analyst, involving three entrepreneurs ready to explain their business experiences. They will reveal their difficulties and challenges and offer advice to new entrepreneurs.

Entering a business partnership with a Special Work Centre makes a social impact. It helps to create and consolidate jobs for people with disabilities. The talk will highlight the sectors, services and products and list the alternatives for partnerships with a Special Work Centre.