Red Innova, a community geared towards change
The participants in the semifinals form part of a community that aims to have a positive impact on the world
Red Innova is the community of social innovators of our Awards, fostering the exchange of expert knowledge and providing peer-based support so that projects with a social impact can continue to prosper across the world.
The members of Red Innova stem from those enterprising projects from various cities in Brazil, the rest of Latin America and Europe who took part in our Fundación MAPFRE Awards for Social Innovation, also promoted by the IE University.
To bring added value to this community we benefit from the collaboration of key individuals whose presence and support enable us to build long-lasting connections between all the stakeholders in the Awards and help to scale the social impact of their initiatives, even after each edition of the awards has come to an end.
The members of the Red Innova network are highly committed and actively participate in the community, involving a great deal of online and offline interaction. Here we introduce them to you:
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Medicsen, a painless alternative to needles
The company Medicsen has created the first device capable of supplying diabetes patients with the insulin they need, without the need for needles. We spoke to Eduardo Jorgensen, CEO and founder of this company, winner in the Improving Health and Digital Technology (e-Health) category in the fourth edition of the Fundación MAPFRE Social Innovation Awards.
Pensium: a solution for dependent older adults
Increased life expectancy is presenting seniors and their families with the challenge of having to deal with the high costs of dependent care. Pensium, the winning initiative in the Insurance Innovation category from the third edition of the Fundación MAPFRE Social Innovation Awards, offers a solution to this problem.
Ualabee, playing an active role in transforming cities
Since the first edition of our Fundación MAPFRE Social Innovation Awards, we have had the opportunity to promote disruptive projects that impact the lives of many people around us. One of these is Ualabee, and today we talk to Joaquín Di Mario, CEO of this Argentinian company.