Hugo Laudren has just won the Jury Prize at the Agreen Startup contest held in Paris during the International Agriculture Show from February 23 to 25. Read all about his venture.
Come and support them on March 23 at 2pm at Amadeus. Registrations are mandatory and can be done here.
Gav-Yam Negev is an advanced technology park based in Beersheba, Israel. This park aims at becoming the country’s leading R&D center with high-tech complexes and offices of research, and office space.
Eric Barnoud, a SKEMA Alumni from the 2008 batch, left his job as business development manager to pursue his dream of setting up a fish smoking business. Read about his exciting journey in this article.
Read about how Artificial Intelligence and machine learning are expected to evolve in the future and how you can benefit from it.
For the first session of SKEMA VENTURES Startup Kafé in Brazil, SKEMA students from Belo Horizonte campus and partners from the local entrepreneurship ecosystem shared ideas, recommendations, and more.
According to the Global Green Economy Index (“CGE”) published in 2016, Israel was ranked fourth among green tech return on investment performance of its startups. How has this been possible?
How has Israel become a pioneer in innovation and entrepreneurship? Read all about it in this article.
Forty-five students of SKEMA Business School are in Israel for a 10-day ‘Learning by Doing Expedition’ to discover a unique ecosystem, popularly known as the Silicon Wadi or Start-Up Nation.
The start-up Datananas, co-founded at the end of 2014 by Romain Simon (SKEMA Alumni 2014) and Arthur Ollier, has completed a first round of € 1 million.
