Review on Seedstars by Douglas Cachazo
Seedstars: Incubator for entrepreneurs of projects of social interest.
Since I have reason to be and even more since many years ago, humanity seeks to solve fundamental problems and for this it relies on governments that go from summit to summit and little is achieved over time, that is where the importance of this project lies.
More than a project, it is a conglomerate of entities that are joining forces to force changes in the future, relying on emerging markets, which after all are the new engines that will move the economy of the future.
The objective is to capture projects from emerging markets that are oriented to solve global problems, whether they are technological, financial, research or any other kind of projects that are supported and use blockchain technologies. These projects are incubated by expert advisors providing them with advice and financing with a view to their success.
To achieve the objective the conglomerate uses Ambassadors who project the same worldwide, Mentors who are recruited as advisors in the various projects, also called coach, investors are also part of the project which provide capital for different projects and the most important entrepreneurs who are those who contribute their ideas and projects.
Seedstars is not alone, it has many partners including banks, financial institutions and many successful transnational corporations worldwide, although the project was founded in 2012 and already has more than two hundred and fifty thousand members worldwide.
Pros
- Important project for its objectives
- It is a conglomerate unified for a common good.
- Supports entrepreneurs in emerging markets
- It already has a large community that pushes for its objectives.
- It is not a utopia in forcing changes from the grassroots level.
Cons
- Nothing to say for now
