The Miguel Hernández University Science Park (PCUMH) and Torrevieja City Council are organizing a session to showcase the business experience of Tu Trámite Fácil, Parkiduo, and Physia.

To present the entrepreneurial experiences of the startups Tu Trámite Fácil, Parkiduo, and Physia from the Miguel Hernández University Science Park (PCUMH) in Elche, and to connect entrepreneurs and businesspeople from the region. These are some of the objectives of the event organized by the PCUMH and Torrevieja City Council.
Thursday, June 12.

The session, part of the Torrevieja Emprende program, will take place at 6:00 p.m. at the Real Club Náutico Torrevieja. Attendance is open to the general public, subject to registration at www.parquecientificoumh.es/es/start-talks-torrevieja-tu-tramite-facil-p….

During their presentation, the promoters of Tu Trámite Fácil, Pablo Ferrández and Francisco Mas; the founder of Parkiduo, Laura Sempere; and the co-founder of Physia, Marcos Valera, will share the process they followed to launch, develop, and launch their projects. They will also explain how they managed to raise
capital in the early stages of their business. A question-and-answer session and a networking space will also be available where attendees can present their projects and connect with other entrepreneurs in the area. The welcome and presentation of the event will be led by Alejandro Linde, a technician from the UMH Science Park.

Torrevieja Emprende was created as part of the collaboration established between Miguel Hernández University and Torrevieja City Council to launch a university campus in the city. Through an agreement, both entities agreed to develop various joint initiatives, including an entrepreneurship program.

Thus, Torrevieja Emprende is part of Emprende UMH, an initiative of Miguel Hernández University, managed by its Science Park, which seeks to help the province's municipalities and public institutions in their commitment to entrepreneurship and business growth. Emprende UMH is currently
implemented in other localities in the area, where innovative projects aim to promote the socioeconomic well-being of the province's citizens.