Falling Walls Spain
On 9 September 2015, the Rafael del Pino Foundation and A.T. Kearney organised the first edition of Falling Walls Lab Spain. Falling Walls Lab is an international forum that took place simultaneously in 18 countries, with the aim of promoting a better world by sharing ideas and strengthening relationships between under 35s. In this competition, the brightest university students from the best Spanish universities and business schools had the opportunity to defend their ideas, their initiatives and their society-transforming projects. The competition allowed participants to compete against students from other universities and business schools, entrepreneurs, scientists and researchers. Their ideas, presented consecutively in three-minute speeches, were evaluated by a prestigious jury made up of ten entrepreneurs and representatives of institutions linked to innovation.
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The Rafael del Pino Foundation is not responsible for any comments, opinions or statements made by third parties. In this respect, the FRP is not obliged to monitor the views expressed by such third parties who participate in its activities and which are expressed as a result of their inalienable right to freedom of expression and under their own responsibility. The contents included in the summary of this conference are the result of the discussions that took place during the conference organised for this purpose at the Foundation and are the sole responsibility of its authors.
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