Lars Schreiner, a student at HWG LU, and his co-founder Anton Petuchow are bringing a breath of fresh air to the remote work sector: the launch of Nomado24 marks the start of a new digital platform that aims to make flexible and needs-based work solutions more accessible.
The platform is aimed at people who want to work remotely - whether for travel, professional assignments or everyday life. Nomado24 combines modern technology with a clear goal: to make access to remote jobs and coworking spaces uncomplicated and transparent. The focus is particularly on user-friendliness, fast availability and a clear structure of offers.
"Many existing offers are either too confusing or too inflexible. With Nomado24, we wanted to create a solution that is really geared towards the needs of users," explains founder Lars Schreiner. He is currently studying business administration with a focus on sustainability management in his third semester at the HWG LU.
The idea was born during his studies and was further developed with the support of the HWG LU start-up office and the TZL - Regional Innovation Center Ludwigshafen. The start-up is now based there and benefits from discounted, fully equipped office space, advice and other services for young companies.
An important milestone has now been reached with the launch of the Nomado24 website. In the coming months, the platform will be further expanded and supplemented with additional functions and partnerships.
The project once again demonstrates the innovative potential of student start-up ideas - and how a marketable product can emerge from an idea in the lecture hall.
Nomado24 UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
Nomado24 is a digital platform that connects remote workers and digital nomads with suitable jobs and coworking spaces in the EU. The aim is to offer users a simple, transparent and fast way to find suitable offers for their individual requirements.
HWG LU start-up office
The start-up office at Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society is the central point of contact for all questions relating to starting a business. It supports students, alumni and members of the university from the initial idea to the implementation of their own company. Its services include individual advice, information on funding and financing options and various start-up-related event formats such as the Start-up Tuesday with practical insights from founders and workshops. The aim of the start-up office is to promote entrepreneurial thinking and strengthen an active start-up culture at HWG LU.
TechnologieZentrum Ludwigshafen
The TZL - Regional Innovation Center Ludwigshafen is one of the five technology centers in the regional centers of Rhineland-Palatinate. The shareholders of TZL GmbH are the state represented by the Ministry of Economics, Transport, Agriculture and Viticulture with 70% and the City of Ludwigshafen with 30%. The TZL rents business premises to technology-oriented and innovative company founders and start-ups, offers office services and provides advice during the start-up and growth phase on topics such as business plans, financing and subsidies, corporate strategy, networking and public relations.
The chem2biz initiative, which the CTA runs in cooperation with BASF SE, supports company founders and existing companies from the chemical-related sectors.
Specialist contact:
Ludwigshafen University of Business and Society
Chrisa Papadopoulou
Start-up office
Tel. 0621 5203 - 342
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