Transforming Global Challenges: Biotechnology and Innovation at the Llao Llao Forum in Bariloche, Argentina

In the stunning landscape of Bariloche, high-impact businessmen and entrepreneurs gathered for the Llao Llao Forum, which focuses on global uncertainty. The Forum is a product of the Endeavor Foundation, a vital organization that has been instrumental in developing Argentina’s entrepreneurial ecosystem.

According to Julia Bearzi, CEO of Endeavor, biotechnology is the most powerful sector among the 40 countries where the foundation operates. This year’s Forum highlights how innovation and technology are transforming various sectors such as health, environment, and agriculture. The intersection of public and private sectors is showcased through one of the special panels dedicated to start-ups.

Three start-ups were featured in this panel: OncoPrecision, Kilimo, and Beeflow. OncoPrecision was created by Tarek Ali Zake and scientists from the National University of Córdoba to improve cancer treatment precision using artificial intelligence. Kilimo developed water-saving systems similar to green teams. Beeflow focused on expanding bee pollination management globally. These innovative approaches showcase how combining science, technology, and vision can address pressing challenges in these sectors.

All three start-ups received support from the GRIDX fund, which unites research scientists with business-trained entrepreneurs. Miguel Galuccio, the president of the fund, and Graciela Ciccio from Insud were among its key supporters. Additionally, other funds from New York state and Amazon founders contributed to their success.

The Llao Llao Forum brings together some of the most influential people in business and entrepreneurship while dedicating significant resources to its program focusing on global uncertainty this year.

In conclusion, Argentina’s biotechnology sector is considered one of the most powerful among the 40 countries where Endeavor operates according to Julia Bearzi CEO of Endeavor Foundation promoting entrepreneurship in this country since 2011.

The special panel at this year’s forum showcases how innovation and technology are transforming different sectors such as health, environment, and agriculture by highlighting their intersection with public and private sectors.

Three innovative start-ups that have a strong connection with Argentina’s scientific system were featured in this panel: OncoPrecision developed cancer treatment precision using artificial intelligence; Kilimo developed water-saving systems similar to green teams; Beeflow expanded bee pollination management globally.

These start-ups received support from GRIDX fund that unites research scientists with business-trained entrepreneurs like Miguel Galuccio (president) & Graciela Ciccio (Insud) along with other funds from New York state & Amazon founders that contributed significantly to their success.