The anticipation is palpable as the Rome Business School gears up for its highly anticipated Selection Day, where 16 innovative startups will showcase their groundbreaking ideas to an esteemed panel of entrepreneurs, investors, and startuppers. Among these trailblazing projects is the winning startup of the Rome Business School’s Digital Hackathon, SKYA, formerly known as Talent V Assist.
SKYA has emerged victorious with its cutting-edge recruitment chatbot, which promises to revolutionize the hiring process for companies. By automating manual CV screening, SKYA not only saves valuable time but also ensures a more efficient and bias-free recruitment process. Their stellar performance at the digital hackathon secured them a fast-track ticket to the Selection Day, skipping the pre-assessment and earning direct evaluation by the jury.
Expressing gratitude for this recognition, Izabela Dimitrova, SKYA’s team leader, conveyed her appreciation to the Rome Business School for selecting their project.
“This recognition means a lot to our SKYA team, and it motivates us to work even harder to achieve our goals,” she remarked, highlighting the team’s eagerness to participate in the upcoming event.
Alongside SKYA, a diverse array of startups will be vying for a coveted spot in the RBS Incubation Program, where they will receive invaluable support in developing their Minimum Viable Products (MVPs). From nutraceutical companies to augmented reality educational games, the selected projects span various industries and demonstrate the boundless creativity and ingenuity of today’s entrepreneurial landscape.
From nutraceutical companies to augmented reality educational games, the Selection Day lineup boasts a diverse range of startups, each with its own unique vision and potential impact. Let’s delve into the array of ventures set to showcase their innovative ideas:
Among the standout projects is Vloom, a nutraceutical company dedicated to delivering high-quality supplements and cosmetics rooted in nature-driven lifestyles. Led by Alexandra Petrova, Vloom aims to promote health and excellence through evidence-based products.
Meanwhile, projects like GenBridge and FemmeVerse Sports underscore the importance of fostering empathy and inclusivity in society. GenBridge connects seniors and young individuals for meaningful interactions, while FemmeVerse Sports focuses on promoting women’s sports through marketing and communication initiatives.
Vanessa Tamburi’s Dialog Box serves as an incubator for visionary artists and thinkers, promoting cultural understanding and social change through various mediums.
AITrash tackles sustainability head-on with its AI-enabled waste collection solution, offering innovative ways to promote environmental conservation. Meanwhile, Deep Green harnesses algae cultivation to produce biomethane, offering a sustainable solution for various applications.
Nadia Vega’s Rumah immerses users in an innovative AR educational game, empowering them with missions for impactful environmental awareness.
Shireen Kombo leads Stone Town Spices in providing high-quality spices while supporting small-scale farmers and preserving sustainable farming traditions.
Other notable projects include AITrash, which addresses sustainability through AI-enabled waste collection, and CLEO, a platform dedicated to empowering individuals in sexual well-being through personalized counseling and education.
Zeynep Seval’s BCH empowers patients by transforming medical tests into easy-to-understand summaries, fostering informed healthcare decisions while, under the guidance of Simone Pazzagli, REVERIE utilizes artificial intelligence to reduce overcrowding in emergency rooms, enhancing healthcare accessibility.
Innovation in Cosmetics and Fashion with LE RÊVE, Emetu’s Karite and Kitchen Silk’s
Carlo Baduino’s Kitchen Silk aims to create football-inspired fashion pieces that seamlessly blend into various settings, from raves to fancy dinner receptions. Flavija Mavra’s LE RÊVE offers an innovative app that simplifies the process of choosing the perfect bridal dress, catering to both end-users and bridal rental stores. Ada Taylor-Pearce’s Emetu’s Karite promotes healthy and radiant skin through organic skincare products, emphasizing the power of natural ingredients.
Matteo Birocchi’s Casa Heroes provides a platform to book reliable professionals for domestic needs, integrating smart lock solutions for enhanced security.
With only seven slots available for admission to the RBS Incubation Program, the stakes are high for these ambitious startups. However, regardless of the outcome, each project represents a beacon of innovation and potential in the entrepreneurial landscape.
As February 16 approaches, all eyes are on the Rome Business School’s Selection Day, eagerly awaiting the unveiling of the next generation of groundbreaking startups poised to make their mark on the world stage. Stay tuned for updates on their journey to success.
