What is a startup city and how do you build it?
Prospera, is a charter city in Roatán, Honduras. Their goal is to build an innovation hub that is exploring new models for economic growth and social prosperity.
We talked with Trey Goff, their Chief of Staff and Chief Marketing Officer on why they started this project and how they are aiming to make the vision of Prospera a reality.
In detail we discussed:
- Prospera's vision and mission
- Governmental competition as a result of remote work
- Prospera's legal structure
- Prospera's relationship with their home country Honduras
- The global impact startup cities will have in future
Apply to become part of Prospera here.
You can find the full transcript here.
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