The REUNE network (University Network for Entrepreneurship) was invited to participate in the Networking Summit 2025, a dynamic space for innovation, learning, and connection that brought together key players from the entrepreneurial and academic ecosystem at the Central University of Valle del Cauca (UCEVA), Tuluá campus.

Representing the Cali campus of the María Cano University Foundation was Professor Nelson Andrés Andrade Bonilla, a faculty member in the Physiotherapy program and an active member of the REUNE network, Valle del Cauca Node. His participation highlights the institution’s commitment to regional collaboration, the promotion of entrepreneurship, and the building of strategic alliances that positively impact the comprehensive education of students.

The Networking Summit 2025, organized by UCEVA, aimed to strengthen collaboration networks among higher education institutions, productive sectors, and government entities, promoting innovation, sustainability, and territorial development from a collaborative perspective. During the event, there were working groups, business matchmaking sessions, presentations of award-winning projects, and mentoring spaces with national experts.