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Puerto Rico Provides Resource Info in Spanish and English.

Colmena 66 offers bilingual entrepreneurship support

Rob Williams
Rob Williams Director
· April 20, 2016 · 1 min read

Puerto Rico's Colmena 66 organized an innovative crowd-sourced campaign of 20+ local and virtual volunteers to map the entrepreneurial landscape of hundreds of resource organizations all with the aim of helping entrepreneurs find the right resource at the right time via the Resource Navigator.

"Colmena 66 is a critical element in transforming and accelerating the development of the business community in Puerto Rico and it is energizing and motivating to see so many volunteers gave their time to advance the project." 
Lucy Crespo, CEO, Puerto Rico Science, Technology and Research Trust

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