[Naples 23 October] We enthusiastically announce that the new edition of the StartCup Campania 2023 has officially begun. This exciting business plan competition is dedicated to spin-offs created by researchers and students, and is organized in collaboration with seven universities in Campania.
Last year, two of the projects that triumphed in the Campania edition of the StartCup were among the four finalists at the National Award for Innovation, held in L'Aquila. The project presented by the Federico II University shone, winning the first prize in the LifeScience category at national level.
For the second year, our organization, Strategix, is proud to be a partner of the StartCup Campania, the competition aimed at innovation promoted by all the universities of the Campania Region.
The regional final will be held on October 25 at Palazzo Innovazione in Salerno. The final event will see the best ten groups present their pitch to a jury of qualified experts. After reviewing the documentation submitted by the participants, the jury will award the prizes offered by the universities and partners of the event.
The five best entrepreneurial projects, selected by a jury of experts, will receive in addition to a training course on the Business Plan, a cash prize ranging from 5,000 to 1,000 euros and the opportunity to access the final phase of the National Award for Innovation.
In addition, all winners will receive a merit award, which includes a free one-year license of our FlashCRM management software.
Armando Carcaterra , founder of Strategix, says: "For a startup, in addition to finding the right idea, it is important to find the right market or, in the case of highly innovative ideas, create a new market. I would like to encourage new startups to check right away if their idea finds customers interested in buying the product/service because only this can determine the success of a new initiative. For this reason, we offer as a prize our management software FlashCRM, which as a claim reads 'The CRM that increases profits in a flash', hoping it will be an omen for the new initiatives that are emerging."
