Glovo is, without a doubt, a startup that has achieved great impact, not only in the delivery sector but at a company and business level. CEO and co-founder Oscar Pierre visits the Itnig podcast to share the story and evolution of the company.

Startups, business & tech
Glovo is, without a doubt, a startup that has achieved great impact, not only in the delivery sector but at a company and business level. CEO and co-founder Oscar Pierre visits the Itnig podcast to share the story and evolution of the company.
In this guide, you will learn how to raise funding for startups depending on the stage where your business is.
Before turning an idea into a project, every entrepreneur has to study how to raise funding for startups. Funding is key for it to survive, and the founding team should be aware and have a clear idea of which are the different types of investment the company might need throughout the different stages of its life cycle.
The Spanish startup ecosystem keeps growing but there’s still a lot of questions among founders regarding investment and fundraising. Every entrepreneur should know how to choose the most appropriate funding for their startup, and how and when to approach investors/funds.
Brant Cooper, the author of The New York Times Bestseller “The Lean Entrepreneur”, gave an insightful startup Q&A session at Itnig.
Brant answers the following questions:
Bernat Farrero, Jordi Romero, and Juan Rodríguez, 3 of Itnig Fund’s main partners, reflect on why they decided to invest in early-stage startups, and what type of entrepreneurs they are looking for.