Meet Cuba’s first Internet entrepreneurs at Disrupt New York

Cubazon. Kewelta. Knales. These are not property hold names in the US but they’re at the vanguard of entrepreneurship in Cuba and they’ll be joining us on phase at Disrupt New York.

We’ll be chatting with Bernardo Romero Gonzalez, CEO & founder of Cubazon, an on the web keep for the Cuban diaspora that lets them ship solutions to their relations again home. He gained his MBA at the Universidad Católica San Antonio de Murcia in Spain and studied engineering in Cuba. His firm won the 10x10KCuba initiative as just one of the country’s most promising tech companies.

We’ll also be joined by Carlos Manuel García Vergara, the founder of Kewelta, an marketing network for Cuban artists. He is just one of the 1st Cubans to check out adtech on the island. Ultimately, we have Diana Elianne Benitez Perera, founder of Knales, a firm that sends news and information and facts to mobile customers in Cuba. She sends NBA, MLB and soccer league scoreboards as effectively as weather forecasts in a region wherever information and facts comes in at a trickle.

We’ll be chatting at 11:30am on Monday, Could fifteen and these will, quite virtually, be the 1st Cuban startups on the TechCrunch phase. It’s an exciting time and a interesting subject and I glance ahead to getting out what their earth looks like from a technical and political viewpoint and wherever they’re headed in the long run.

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