Startup Spain Angel School - 8. Conclusiones

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El documento detalla el cronograma de un programa de aceleración, incluyendo fechas para aplicaciones, el programa en sí, una demostración para inversionistas y fechas límite para inversiones privadas y de socios ancla.

Angel School
8. Conclusiones
Febrero 2012

Aplicaciones:19 de febrero

Programa: 7 mar-11 abr

Demo Day: 25 abril

Anchor Investors: 31 marzo

Privados: 31 mayo

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