The Haddock case, restaurant management software led by two UAB alumni, at "The Entrepreneur's Corner"
The lobby of the School of Engineering will host the next session of “The Entrepreneur’s Corner,” focused on the creation of Haddock. Arnau Navarro, co-founder, and Enric Chust, AI engineer, will explain the technological and business challenges behind this start-up.
It will take place on Thursday, 27 November, from 1:30 to 2:30 p.m. Free registration for students and alumni on the NEXUS app.
Haddock is a management software start-up that digitizes invoices, controls costs, and offers a clear, precise view of each product’s profitability.
As part of The Entrepreneur’s Corner, the UAB School of Engineering will host a session dedicated to this project, titled “Dades que fan diners (i alimenten)”. The activity will take place in the school’s lobby and is aimed at students and alumni, but is open to the entire UAB community.
Attendees will learn about Haddock’s trajectory through Arnau Navarro, the company’s co-founder and a graduate in Business Administration and Management (ADE) in English from UAB, and Enric Chust, the project’s artificial intelligence engineer and a graduate in Computational Mathematics and Data Analysis from UAB.
Both will explain how the project is being built, the main technological and business challenges they have faced, and what it means to grow a start-up from the inside.
This activity is open to students of any faculty and is included in the Projecta't initiative, which allows you to obtain ECTS credits.