Astarte Overview
- Headquarters
- Ravenna, IT
- Website
- www.astartecorp.com
- Industry
- Holding Companies
- Employees
- 4
- Founded
- 2020
- Funding
- ,
- NAICS
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Management of Companies and EnterprisesOffices of Bank Holding CompaniesOffices of Other Holding Companies
About Astarte
Committed to world-changing ideas. Astarte is a privately-owned start-up incubator, investment and management firm, focused on creating, funding and patroning new ventures. We usually target ideas, pre-seed and seed startups. Entrepreneurship encompasses more than merely establishing businesses and developing products. It is also about effecting change in the lives of others. With each new endeavor, entrepreneurs possess the opportunity to have a positive influence on society and to create a long- lasting impact. Our mission is “Turn the world into a better place, by empowering the potential of humans and businesses to innovate and to create value for all.” We champion entrepreneurs by providing resources and support to help them succeed, such as access to capital, mentorship, networking, and workshops. Through this, we seek to foster more individuals to pursue their visions for a better world. To discover more on us, please visit astartecorp.com (actually under construction) or contact us at info@astartecorp.com
Astarte Contact Details
- People in AeroLeads
- 2
Astarte Org Chart
Sample employees and titles| Name | Title | Location | Contact |
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| Giovanni Amenta | CEO Presso Bioecopest Srl - Co-founder | Ravenna, Emilia-romagna, Italy |
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| Luca Zanoletti | Marketing & Commercial Manager | Ravenna, Emilia-romagna, Italy |
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