Events & Conferences
The Disruptores 2025 Innovation Awards are set to celebrate the most disruptive startups connecting Latin America and Spain, highlighting technological transformation, sustainability, and regional problem-solving.
Brands
Reborn, the country’s first electric bus manufacturer, founded in 2016, has partnered with Marcopolo, one of the world’s largest bus manufacturers.
Startups
Kamino is redefining financial operations for mid-sized companies in Brazil, a segment long underserved by traditional solutions.
Brands
Altered Ventures, the Silicon Valley-based investment fund specializing in gaming, is signaling a major growth trend for independent video games in Mexico and Latin America.
Brands
The Latin American Dynamism Project (LADP) has released a comprehensive report analyzing financing trends, regulatory frameworks, and geopolitical shifts across 18 countries.
Latam
Nigel Morris, co-founder of QED Investors, has spent nearly two decades refining a vision for identifying fintech startups that can withstand market cycles and achieve long-term growth.
Central America
MAWI transforms Latin America's construction industry by improving project management, efficiency, and competitiveness amid growth and technological challenges
Latam
The Innovation Hub known as Ciudad del Saber is reaffirming its position as a driving force for entrepreneurship in Panama and across Latin America.
Startups
Chefia, the Brazilian platform dedicated to supporting food service entrepreneurs, has raised $190K in a new funding round led by Investidores.vc ($171K) and Anjos do Brasil ($19K).
Latam
Inova Silver returns for its third edition, consolidating its position as a leading platform for innovation and business in the Silver Economy.
Startups
Arvo raises $20M Series A led by Kaszek and Base10 Partners, with participation from Canary and K50 Ventures; to expand AI-powered healthcare payment solutions in Brazil.
Latam
The Global Innovation Index 2025 (GII), published by the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), places Chile (51st) and Brazil (52nd) as the top-ranked economies in Latin America.