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There has been a historic gap between men and women through the years in business, especially if we talk about tech business. But Start-Up Chile wants to help break this gap, putting women where they belong: in the front line.
Start-Up Chile is a public accelerator of the Chilean Government, is looking for the best female entrepreneurs with the most innovative and tech ideas. Are you one of them? If you have an idea with less than a year of development, with global potential and you’re 100% committed to it, then consider applying today.
They are offering Chile as a platform to test and validate their product + Free equity fund of up to USD 15k (approx.) + 4-month pre-acceleration program + Access to a large corporate network, investors, mentors, and global partners to scale to new markets + Free Cowork + 1-year work visa.
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David Haubert has been helping companies succeed since 2010 when he started Trinity Consulting after completing a successful 20 year career in sales, marketing and brand management for multinational companies like Nestle, IBM and Safeway (now Albertsons) where he held roles of increasing scope and responsibility.
Extending his training and learning at these large traditional companies, David brings an extensive and comprehensive experience base of knowledge in new product launch, project management, and sales negotiations. David helps companies, entrepreneurs and CEO’s in all stages and sizes to write business plans, raise startup capital, develop new market entry strategies, evaluate product development opportunities and grow their business with hands on business development assistance. This often spans functions from proof of concept development to full commercialization.
Over the years David has gained deep and broad experience in creating and commercializing technology based solutions for real-world problems. Roles included Director of Manufacturer Collaboration, VP or Strategy and Innovation and SVP of Business Development.
