On the second day of Workshop I held by the Academic Working Capital program in 2016, participants discussed the importance of understanding one’s users. The first panel on January 19 was conducted by Miguel Chaves, a partner at innovation and design consulting firm CAOS Focado.
Read MoreAcademic Working Capital’s 2016 Workshop I opened on January 18 in São Paulo (SP). In the second year of the program, the students will be attending three on-site workshops and be monitored remotely by AWC monitors. Thirty-four students of the 15 projects selected in the first phase will be participating.
Read MoreThe AWC program is now open for registration for the 2016 edition. Undergraduate Engineering and Exact Sciences students may submit their Final Projects up on the program’s website. Those selected will receive financial, technical and business support to open their own business.
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