Miguel Vicente is the dean of the presidents of Barcelona's civil society associations and institutions, having held the position for 13 years since the founding of Tech Barcelona, which is simultaneously the most recently created association. Vicente, originally from Vinaròs and born in 1972, states that "we all have to work together" and that the city needs an approach that is "much more open."
In the early years, the goal was to make the association grow. That goal has already been achieved. Currently, Tech Barcelona brings together 1,800 startups and has one hundred partners, representing the city's technology ecosystem.
Barcelona's technology ecosystem has evolved significantly. It began with a focus on e-commerce companies and has shifted to artificial intelligence as the main area of activity.
Miguel Vicente is linked to the investment fund Antai and is responsible, among others, for the companies Wallapop, Glovo, and Let's Bonus.




