HvA Venture Centre is now powered by IXA-HvA
February 1, 2024For IXA -HvA and HvA Venture Centre 2024 started positive with their partnership in full swing. It is a milestone in the mission to support students from all AUAS faculties in developing their entrepreneurial competences.
The Venture Centre is dedicated to nurturing the entrepreneurial spirit within AUAS student community. Through different initiatives like the 10K Incubation Program, Intracurricular workshops, and various support services, the Venture Centre is fostering innovation and connecting the bright minds of today for a more sustainable tomorrow. Within this spirit, IXA is delighted to announce the collaborative partnership that signifies Venture Centre’s commitment to being inclusive for all AUAS faculties, just like IXA. This partnership supports a better position of the Venture Centre and will increase its reach and impact across all AUAS faculties, ensuring that its programmes and services meet the diverse needs of all students.
Together we embark on a journey of innovation and entrepreneurship, shaping a brighter future for AUAS students and consequently for society!
If you have any inquiries or are interested in learning more about the Venture Centre, please reach out to the Program Manager Daniela Redondo
or visit the Venture Centre website
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