LatAm Startups -- Helping Startups Scale

Martha Violante de Santos

Editor-in-Chief, Entrepreneur.com en español

Business journalist born in Mexico City. Alumni of the School of Communications of Universidad Panamericana, she has specialized in digital media, working for diverse news websites focused on business information such as Mundo Ejecutivo and Alto Nivel. She has worked with important journalist in Mexico, with the likes of Pedro Ferriz de Con and Genaro Mejía.

Also interested in scientific, technological and historical divulgation, Martha Elena was editor in chief of the page Cómo Funciona and has collaborated with the digital version of México Desconocido.

Her personal passion for movies and comic books have made her work with pages like Cine Premiere and Tomatazos (Rotten Tomatoes Latam).

She currently works as editor in chief in Entrepreneur.com, the biggest site in Latin America for small businesses.

LatAm Startups Wins 2019 Startup Canada Award

Startup Canada joined forces with Startup Peel to celebrate and recognize the top entrepreneurs, businesses and support organizations in Ontario at the 2019 Startup Canada Awards – Ontario Region ceremony. The ceremony was hosted by two of Toronto’s top startup community builders – Edwin Frondozo, Host and Founder of the Award-winning The Business Leadership Podcast and Community Leader for Startup Toronto, and Theresa Laurico, Founder and Partner of SociaLIGHT Conference.

Ten winners from across the province were announced at the highly-anticipated ceremony held at The International Conference Centre. The evening’s guests included leading Canadian investors, innovators, anchor company executives, and government officials.

LatAm Startups CEO Myriam Lazarte received the Entrepreneur Promotion Award.

Scaleup Boot Camp São Paulo

With a population of 212 million people, Brazil is the most populous country in South America, and fifth in the world. Occupying 48% of the continent, it is vast in land and resources. Brazil's history of colonialism and immigration, combined with political and social changes, has resulted in a country rich in diversity ranging from its people, culture and its economy. Despite its economic and political turbulences, Brazil is constantly reforming and its people's entrepreneurial spirit have kept the country on the journey to reaching its full potential of a leading powerhouse both regionally and globally.

In preparation for the next Scaleup Bootcamp São Paulo, we'd like to give you some details about the trends in this ecosystem.

Brazilian Health Tech Company Joins Startup Visa Program at LatAm Startups

Athimos is a company providing solutions in the health sector. The company was a part of LatAm Startup’s Bootcamp 3rd Cohort in March 2018. Now, they are enrolled in the startup visa program, another step closer to expanding the business in Canada. The company will be officially launching their software during the LatAm Startups Conference 6.0 on May 16th 2019.

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Martha Violante de Santos

LatAm Startups Wins 2019 Startup Canada Award

Scaleup Boot Camp São Paulo

Brazilian Health Tech Company Joins Startup Visa Program at LatAm Startups

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