WILLEMSTAD - Kimberley Schoop's Lil' Foodies company has won the fourth edition of the Startup Launchpad. In addition to 5000 guilders, the entrepreneur also receives training and coaching to stimulate the growth of the company.
In addition to cooking classes for children, Lil' Foodies offers an online dining environment for children between 4 and 12 years old. Children learn about the basics of cooking in this virtual environment. They are introduced to new ingredients, learn how to use their senses in the kitchen, stimulate their creativity, and improve their taste, confidence and social skills.
Tim Martina's Brabu finished in second place. Brabu provides technology to gather market insights without violating privacy regulations.
Startup Launchpad is a program of Curacao Innovation & Technology Institute (Citi) and the Ministry of Economic Development.