Natalia Martinez-Kalinina's guest appearances

Natalia Martinez-Kalinina

Innovation City

Aquí & Ahora (El TecnoLatino Habla)

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Brian Brackeen

Rebecca Danta

Raul Moas

Matt Haggman

Tina Brown

Austin Smith

Chris Yeh

Patrick McGinnis

Bill Harris

Tim Sanders

Muriel Smith

Rodney Bullard

Ben Mizes

Nico Berardi

Alex Torrenegra

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Natalia Martinez-Kalinina embodies the quote "Leadership is the art of giving people a platform for spreading ideas that work.”   In MiamiTech Natalia has been a true leader helping create the infrastructure that has allowed a tech ecosystem to develop and scale in Miami. Natalia until recently led the expansion of the Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC) to Miami. CIC is the oldest, most successful, and largest innovation hub in the United States. Also Natalia founded the Awesome Foundation MIAMI, the local chapter of a global network of grassroots micro-grant giving hubs.    Natalia co-founded Aminta Ventures, a group aimed at educating and empowering women to become angel investors.  She also serves as the Vice President of LatAm expansion of the Latino Startup Alliance and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and World Economic Forum communities.In the tech world Juan Pablo has co-founded Idea.me, Miami Angels, the Lab Miami, Lab Ventures &amp; Wonder (purchased in 2020 by Atari). He also publishes a widely read column on the TecnoLatino https://latamlist.com/author/jpcappello/ and continues advising entrepreneurs in the region from PAGLaw https://www.pag.lawThe podcast “Aqui &amp; Ahora” asks: What are the leaders of the TecnoLatino doing “here &amp; now”? How are they facing the changes and challenges we are living? “Aqui &amp; Ahora” offers tips for entrepreneurs, investors and supporters of the TecnoLatino &amp; MiamiTech.Sponsored by PAGLaw

Natalia Martinez-Kalinina embodies the quote "Leadership is the art of giving people a platform for spreading ideas that work.”   In MiamiTech Natalia has been a true leader helping create the infrastructure that has allowed a tech ecosystem to develop and scale in Miami. Natalia until recently led the expansion of the Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC) to Miami. CIC is the oldest, most successful, and largest innovation hub in the United States. Also Natalia founded the Awesome Foundation MIAMI, the local chapter of a global network of grassroots micro-grant giving hubs.   Natalia co-founded Aminta Ventures, a group aimed at educating and empowering women to become angel investors.  She also serves as the Vice President of LatAm expansion of the Latino Startup Alliance and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations and World Economic Forum communities. In the tech world Juan Pablo has co-founded <a href="http://Idea.me" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Idea.me</a>, Miami Angels, the Lab Miami, Lab Ventures &amp; Wonder (purchased in 2020 by Atari). He also publishes a widely read column on the TecnoLatino <a href="https://latamlist.com/author/jpcappello/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://latamlist.com/author/jpcappello/</a> and continues advising entrepreneurs in the region from PAGLaw <a href="https://www.pag.law/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.pag.law</a>The podcast “Aqui &amp; Ahora” asks: What are the leaders of the TecnoLatino doing “here &amp; now”? How are they facing the changes and challenges we are living? “Aqui &amp; Ahora” offers tips for entrepreneurs, investors and supporters of the TecnoLatino &amp; MiamiTech.Sponsored by PAGLaw

Natalia Martinez-Kalinina (Cambridge Innovation Center (CIC), Aminta Ventures) & Juan Pablo Cappello (PAG.law) ENGLISH

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“Making entrepreneurship accessible… can be an incredible way of driving economic development.” — Natalia Martinez-Kalinina   Today’s guest is Natalia Martinez-Kalinina, General Manager of CIC Miami and Latin America Lead of CIC Global. Natalia is also the Founder of Awesome Foundation MIAMI, a micro-grant leader in South Florida, Co-Founder of Aminta Ventures, and she was appointed by Governor Rick Scott to serve on the Florida Commission on Community Service. She is also the Co-Creator and Curator of Love Lost, Miami, an annual art exhibit. Natalia joins Innovation City today to talk about the advantages that Miami offers as a major hub for innovation, the power of cross-stakeholder engagement, and the importance of making entrepreneurship accessible at all levels of society.

“Making entrepreneurship accessible… can be an incredible way of driving economic development.” — Natalia Martinez-Kalinina Today’s guest is Natalia Martinez-Kalinina, General Manager of CIC Miami and Latin America Lead of CIC Global. Natalia is also the Founder of Awesome Foundation MIAMI, a micro-grant leader in South Florida, Co-Founder of Aminta Ventures, and she was appointed by Governor Rick Scott to serve on the Florida Commission on Community Service. She is also the Co-Creator and Curator of Love Lost, Miami, an annual art exhibit. Natalia joins Innovation City today to talk about the advantages that Miami offers as a major hub for innovation, the power of cross-stakeholder engagement, and the importance of making entrepreneurship accessible at all levels of society.

Natalia Martinez-Kalinina - General Manager of CIC Miami & Latin America Lead of CIC Global (Miami, FL)