Eduardo Elorriaga explains his project Hermeneus at the Entrepreneurs Club
Eduardo Elorriaga (ADE'99), founder of Hermeneus (www.hermeneus.es) and former student of Business Administration and Management of the School of Economic and Business Sciences of the University of Navarra, attended the Entrepreneurs Club to hold a talk-colloquium in which he explained what his project is and what it consists of. In this video we extract some statements and images of the event.
Elorriaga founded Hermeneus on September 19, 2011, his business is "a digital marketplace that tries to emulate a food market," in his own words. Free to use and commission-free, it seeks to connect consumers and producers. So far it has convinced public and private investors in the Basque Country and is about to close its expansion throughout Spain. More than 10,000 registered users, 130 producers and some 10 transporters also rely on project.
In Elorriaga's opinion, entrepreneurship on the Internet "is a real possibility for development professional and staff", since in his opinion "we are in the time of the caves of network, so we have a lot to do, and there is plenty of room for new projects".
Despite moving in a world as recent as that of information technologies, his recipe as an entrepreneur is a classic: "Perseverance and perseverance".