Dinbeat at Breakfast with ESADE Investors

by dinbeatFeb 8, 2018Dinbeat0 comments

As many of you will know last December, we opened a round of private investment to obtain the financing we need to continue with the development of our project. Until now, we had been financed with resources from the partners themselves and some investor friends thatbelieve in our project. Once finished, the prototype of our DinbeatPRO device – that monitors the health, activity and barking of dogs, in a professional way, we will need funds to be able to go from prototype to final product and to start marketing.

After sending the application to ESADE BAN to be able to present our project at breakfast with investors which gets carried out each month, in which StartUps can participate in the seed phase. We are happy to announce that we have been admitted! We will be presenting DinbeatPRO for investors on Tuesday, February 13th. We will have 5 minutes to share our project with them. Wish us luck!

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