The Chilean Venture Capital Association and the Business School of the Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez have launched a new version of the Diploma in Venture Capital, a joint initiative of the Chilean Venture Capital Association and the Business School of the Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez.
On Friday, July 23, its 33 students took the first module in a mixed modality: online and face-to-face.
On the first day, students from Chile, Costa Rica, Brazil and Peru had sessions with Julio Riutort, academic director of the diploma course and professor at the UAI Business School, Magdalena Guzmán, executive director of the ACVC, Andrés Meirovich, academic director of the diploma course and member of the board of the ACVC, and David Fernández, deputy director of Start-Up Chile. While on Saturday 24th the class was in charge of Francisco Guzmán, president of the ACVC.
The objective of the diploma is to train professionals with a global and multidisciplinary vision of the venture capital or entrepreneurial industry, reviewing its instruments, actors, regulatory framework and national and international projection, among others.
