TechnoArt is a new venture for the development of creative entrepreneurship, which was established by the Social-Terminals investment fund. . The compound is located at 24 Saadia Gaon Street in the Kiryat Sefer neighborhood of Tel Aviv. TechnoArt is a center of technological and artistic entrepreneurship, focusing on technological art that influences the whole field of art such as music, video, fashion design, AR / VR, etc. Its goal is to develop innovative technologies for the world of culture and art, and to solve the problem of the business model of this industry, which often leaves artists and with no compensation and adequate income.
The mission is to help technology start-ups work smarter, enable faster development, maximize market potential and increase their success. The complex offers a meeting place for technological entrepreneurs and creative people, enabling the creation of collaborations, work and joint learning, through events, courses, tools and global contacts, and with the integration of leading mentors, artists, creators and marketers. TechnoAart also offers an entrepreneurship learning program to guide start-ups from building the vision, team establishing, product development, and developing a tailored strategy for the market. In order to enter the program you must apply.
The kitchen includes hot and cold drinks, snacks, fruit, beers and more.
The work space is located in the center of Tel Aviv, an area with a wide selection of restaurants, cafes, bars and more.
TechnoArt is launching a new technological entrepreneurship complex in the heart of Tel Aviv, near Rothschild Boulevard. The space offers designed offices, access to mentors and professional consultants, connections to partners and industry professionals, business development, financial consulting, capital raising, public relations, technological development and more.
Excellent office complex in central Tel Aviv
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A work complex with amazing people and an atmosphere of fun to do every day, highly recommend
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The foundation, which operates, among other things, the "Techno Art" entrepreneurship incubator, is establishing a new complex for the development of creative entrepreneurship at 24 Saadia Gaon Street
To the full article at כלכליסטThe incubator will invest in technological ventures from the world of culture and the arts and will provide them with business and artistic support throughout the year, along with a financial investment of $ 100,000.
To the full article at טלקום ניוזThis is a unique technological entrepreneurship study program that focuses on the worlds of art and culture, will last two months and will take place at the Tel Aviv Museum
To the full article at גיקטייםgood location, wasted potential
Office building in the center of TLV
Beware of Shani Peled, director and CEO of Techno-Art. She manages a type of scam as follows: * Shani raises money for a project from a social terminals fund * Shani recruits a team to work on the projects for a percentage of the startups * Shani spends the money on her expenses and place expenses * Shani charges rent and does not provide services to the father himself. You can test everything and verify it by checking the following starters: Markers / PlayIt. In short beware of the woman like fire, she has a mouth but everything is backed up by engravings only!
We came to see the offices after seeing the cheap price. At a glance we saw a filthy kitchen, no toilet paper or soap in the bathroom and the manager of the place is not in the country at all. Take the money to another place because this place does not deserve to be called an office
I love the TechnoArt HUB! It's a creative and innovative spot where I meet great people and go home with amazing ideas.
Great location, great price and a great atmosphere for small startups.
nice place
WeWork is negotiating a deal to lease half of the ToHa office tower, which is currently being built on Totzeret Ha'Aretz Street. It is estimated that rents in the common workspace will range from 70-80 NIS per square meter.
Mindspace, the co-working spaces chain, has rented four additional floors of 3,500 sq.m. in Zion House on Rothschild Boulevard and will increase the existing Rothschild branch to 5,200 sq.m.
The opening of the new space is expected at the beginning of next year.
