The Bogotá Chamber of Commerce continues to solidify its commitment to strengthening the region's science, technology, and innovation ecosystem through the induction of the startup Reino into the "Amigos del Campus"(Friends of the Campus) community. This strategic initiative orchestrates entrepreneurs, corporations, academic institutions, and key stakeholders committed to the productive and social transformation of the territory.

The incorporation of Reino into the Bogotá-Region Science, Technology, and Innovation Campus represents a significant step in building alliances focused on co-creation, knowledge transfer, and the development of innovative solutionswith tangible impact. Since its inception, Reino has demonstrated a vision aligned with the Campus’s core values: collaboration, innovation, sustainability, and social value generation.

Strategic Integration and Ecosystem Value Membership in the "Amigos del Campus" community transcends mere institutional affiliation. For Reino, this partnership provides:

·  Exclusive Collaborative Networks: Access to a premier network of leaders within the CTeI (Science, Technology, and Innovation) ecosystem, facilitating the exchange of expertise and the development of joint ventures.

· Systemic Innovation Environment: A convergence space for startups, established firms, academia, and the public sector, fostering an environment conducive to systemic innovation.

· Capacity Building: Active participation in innovation challenges, specialized training, and cross-mentorship programs designed to strengthen technical and strategic capabilities.

· Strategic Scaling: Key opportunities to scale initiatives, validate value propositions, and connect with strategic partners.

Infrastructure and Visibility Furthermore, this affiliation grants access to the flagship facilities of the Bogotá Innovation Center, including high-tech coworking zones and the 360° Auditorium—spaces engineered to catalyze creativity, dialogue, and collective construction. These physical environments, complemented by the Campus’s institutional digital platforms (web, social media, and podcasts), serve to amplify startup initiatives and strategically position them within the regional innovation landscape.

Co-responsibility and Impact From a perspective of co-responsibility, Reino’s participation as a Friend of the Campus entails clear commitments. These include the active promotion of Campus values and collaborative engagement in activities that drive the development of the CTeI ecosystem. In this active role, the startup serves as a multiplier of the Campus’s impact, contributing to the social and corporate appropriation of innovation.

Reino will contribute not only its expertise and knowledge but also its networks, installed capacity, high innovation standards, and entrepreneurial vision. The logic of this relationship model is rooted in co-creation: each actor contributes their specialized expertise to address complex challenges and generate territorial solutions. Consequently, partners will also participate by leading lectures and mentorship sessions to support other individuals and organizations.

The authorization to disseminate content related to this partnership through official channels reinforces the objective of providing visibility to best practices and successful collaborative case studies. In this sense, Reino’s journey within the Amigos del Campus community stands as a prime example of the potential inherent in the synergy between entrepreneurship, innovation, and regional development.