The organization dedicated to mentoring high-impact entrepreneurs will be part of the exhibition with a workshop of biotech companies from various countries.
Endeavor, the world's largest entrepreneurship network, formed by and for entrepreneurs, is the new sponsor of the thirteenth edition of Aquasur 2026, the largest aquaculture industry fair in the southern hemisphere, which will take place between the 24th and 26th of March in the Los Lagos Region.
It should be noted that in Chile, Endeavor has become a bridge between national innovators and global networks, attracting mentors, investors and knowledge to accelerate the growth of startups with regional and international ambitions.
It is within this framework that the organization will participate in the International Aquasur Congress where they will hold a workshop addressing the importance of technology in accelerating the sustainable growth of aquaculture.
Anette Krohn, Patagonia Manager at Endeavor highlighted that "in southern Chile we have observed a strong convergence between applied science, industry and territory. There is an ecosystem with deep technical knowledge, proximity to real productive challenges and a growing entrepreneurial capacity to develop global impact solutions."
In addition, Krohn stated that Aquasur is a "key platform for the articulation of the aquaculture ecosystem. The concentration of relevant actors in the same space reduces barriers to market access and accelerates commercial discussions that would otherwise take more time to materialize."
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At the workshop "Technologies that accelerate the sustainable growth of aquaculture", the organisation hopes to highlight technologies and innovations with high potential for impact for sustainable aquaculture, generate strategic connections between entrepreneurs and technology leaders from different contexts, and facilitate the exchange of knowledge and experiences among participants.
Finally, Krohn said: "We aim for this meeting to allow us to strengthen Aquasur's position as an active player in the acceleration of sustainable technologies, contributing to the development of a more efficient, inclusive and environmentally friendly aquaculture."
