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Despite I think that the new law is a huge step forward for Spain, the visas are nothing if there are not an infrastructure behind it. SV has a huge investors n
by jsanzma 12y ago
Despite I think that the new law is a huge step forward for Spain, the visas are nothing if there are not an infrastructure behind it. SV has a huge investors network that Spain just doesn't have.
- jacquesm 12y agoTrue, but it is not as if there no VC available at all in Spain either: http://startupxplore.com/blog/looking-funding-spain-active-vc-firms/ http://startupxplore.com/blog/looking-funding-spain-active-v...
- mmind 12y agoActually this may improve soon as it looks that Google ventures is paying attention to the opportunity of investing in a country with great weather and high-qualified engineers: http://www.techrepublic.com/article/google-set-to-open-campus-madrid-to-drive-innovation-in-spain/ http://www.techrepublic.com/article/google-set-to-open-campu...
- jsanzma 12y agoI think maybe it could be an option in several years... right now, as Spanish, I think it's not the best place to launch your start-up by far. We could consider the political atmosphere too, next year is gonna be the president election and the country could be unable to be managed...