Last Friday, April 5, the startup AquaLuz, a participant in the Academic Working Capital program in 2018, was one of the champions of HackBrazil 2019, a competition that brings together technology-based companies focused on solving Brazilian social problems. AquaLuz came in second place.
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The Investments Fair is the final event of AWC, and also is the initial step for groups to finally enter the market. The students present their projects in booths, then the five groups that stood out during the year, pitch a bank of invited experts. Check it out more details about the Fair.
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The Online Workshop II of Academic Working Capital presented the last stage of the program – the business model test – to the 25 groups. The students participated in the first day of the Online Workshop II, on September 23rd, straight from their cities, through platforms such as Google Hangouts and Slack.
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