| The general director of Commerce and Business Innovation knows four of the eight projects that have been selected by the Catholic University of Murcia | The Ministry of Business, Industry and Spokespersons, through the General Directorate for Business and Business Innovation, carries out the '+ Spin Off' program, which aims to promote, support and promote the transfer of technologies and research results generated by the universities of the Region of Murcia (University of Murcia, Polytechnic University of Cartagena and the Catholic University of Murcia) and create highly innovative knowledge-based companies, or university spin-offs. Within this framework, the entrepreneurs attached to the program of the Catholic University of Murcia have developed new applications and platforms and the general director of Commerce and Business Innovation, María José Ros, met four of the eight projects that have been selected from among the 16 presented initially. Ros explained that "as the selection process progresses, in the end there will be the four that have a greater real chance of reaching the market and creating the company in question, who will be facilitated in the implementation of a business plan." Specifically, the CEO met 'Secret Sound', an inclusive music platform that generates accessible music content and experiences for people with hearing and language problems #MusicWithNoLimits. Another project is 'Go camp Spain', an aid for leisure centers and summer camps, based on an advanced technology software application that includes numerous services. For its part, 'Zinkeat' is a last-minute booking application that makes it easier for the catering sector, avoiding 'empty tables' and attracting customers through discounts and offers. Lastly, 'Sport Nutrition Masterclass' aims to approximate and democratize elite nutrition, bringing it closer to amateur athletes with specific products and with top prescribers in the sector such as chefs, nutritionists and athletes. Ros pointed out that "the universities have decidedly bet on entrepreneurship and the promotion of university-based technology companies 'spin off' that regulate the passage of their research staff to companies or even economic participation in their creation."
