On September 10, 2026, the Pre-evaluation Committee of the 6th Call of Universidad Complutense de Madrid’s Program of Incentives for Boosting, Creating and Consolidating Entrepreneurial Initiatives published its resolution.
Narratio, the project I founded, scored 57.35 points in Category I: Incentives for projects or early-stage activity. It’s the fourth-highest score among the fourteen projects evaluated in this category, placing Narratio among the top five.
With this score, Narratio advances to the program’s final phase, alongside the ten best-rated projects in Category I and the four selected in Category II.
The final phase will take place on October 1, 2026, at the Compluemprende entrepreneurship center in Madrid. Each project will have three minutes to defend its proposal before the Evaluation Committee, which this year includes representatives from the Vice-Rectorate for Continuing Education, Employability and Entrepreneurship, the startup Nextret, and the investment fund COFI Solutions.
Getting here confirms something I’ve believed from day one: data traceability and verification in AI isn’t an academic niche. It’s a need that more and more institutions and evaluators recognize as relevant.
Now it’s time to prepare the pitch.