The initiative, promoted by the Ministry of University, Research and Innovation through Andalucía Emprende, has acknowledged Mysasbox (Jerez), Go! Planner Logistic Interconnection (Cadiz), Lutier Producciones (Rota), Glucotypp (Cadiz), and Plasticlab (Jerez).
Among the awarded projects, Mysasbox stands out for its AI-based digital platform for healthcare professionals, while Go! Planner Logistic Interconnection offers a SaaS solution for logistics optimization. In the creative field, Lutier Producciones specializes in audiovisual formats with social impact. Glucotypp develops a personalized nutrition model based on glucotype and generative AI, and Plasticlab focuses on industrial design and product development.
“"The entrepreneurial talent we have seen today is the talent of our province, of the present and future, which makes us feel very proud. We celebrate the courage, the capacity, and the transformation you are going to bring to our land, innovating with optimism for the future and through collaboration. It is not easy to get here, and you are the best, demonstrating that entrepreneurship is possible and very necessary. We support you, and you are the engine of our land."
The delegate of the Government of the Junta de Andalucía in the province, Mercedes Colombo, highlighted the pride in local entrepreneurial talent and its transformative capacity. Meanwhile, the general director of Promotion of Entrepreneurship and Continuous Training, Javier González, emphasized the vitality and diversity of Andalusian entrepreneurship, stressing the finalists' commitment to innovation, knowledge, and technology as essential elements for the economic and social development of Andalusia.
In addition to the award winners, three other initiatives from Cadiz —Everlasting Art (Chiclana), Je Connection (San Roque), and Luna and Partners (Chiclana)— have been selected as candidates for the Top50 ranking, which recognizes projects with the greatest impact in the Andalusian entrepreneurial ecosystem. The mayor of Cadiz, Bruno García, also acknowledged the contribution of entrepreneurs to job creation and public-private collaboration.
