Action Against Hunger and Karmina join forces to boost entrepreneurship in the food sector

In a joint effort to boost the entrepreneurial ecosystem within the food sector, Action Against Hunger and Karmina recently joined synergies. This collaboration materialised in the organisation of a series of training events, specifically designed to equip entrepreneurs with the crucial skills and knowledge to successfully navigate today's food industry.

The sessions focused on two fundamental pillars for any emerging business in this field. On the one hand, the creation of a gastronomic brand with its own identity was addressed in depth. It explored the strategies needed to build a memorable and attractive brand, capable of standing out in a competitive market and establishing a genuine connection with the consumer. Participants had the opportunity to understand the importance of defining a clear value proposition and communicating it effectively.

On the other hand, a second thematic block focused on marketing strategies and increasing sales. In this section, the most effective tactics for promoting a food business were explored, from digital marketing to public relations and direct sales strategies. The aim was to provide entrepreneurs with the tools to raise awareness of their projects, attract their target audience and ultimately boost the growth and profitability of their initiatives.

Arnau Sanz, CEO of the agency, gave training sessions to explain how to build a brand from 0 and create a strategy for both communication and sales, and was attended by around twenty companies.

This joint initiative between Action Against Hunger and Karmina underlines the commitment of both organisations to the promotion of entrepreneurial talent and the development of an innovative and sustainable food sector.

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