Our
work

From 2017 to 2026 we managed, activated and positioned La Nave. Above all, we worked with Madrid City Council to bring one of its boldest decisions to life: turning an industrial warehouse into a European Innovation Hub.

When Santander decided that a century-old bank could build like a startup, we created Smart Lab, its venture-building initiative for new digital businesses.

Grupo Anaya chose to reinvent itself before the market forced it to. We helped it develop a new business model.

We worked with Contango, the innovation consultancy of ADQ, Abu Dhabi’s sovereign wealth fund, to drive innovation across its portfolio.

In PCP Wise we coordinated one of Europe’s most ambitious public procurement of innovation initiatives focused on climate resilience.

Madrid City Council set out to position the city as a European leader in AI and deep tech. Since 2025, we’ve managed the Madrid Innovation Lab (MIL): its innovation centre, programmes and activities, and partnerships with corporates to pilot new technology.

With the support of Madrid City Council, we designed and ran Madrid in Motion, a public and private hub for sustainable urban mobility. Major companies set challenges for startups around the world and piloted their solutions in the city.

Renfe asked us to go beyond a startup accelerator and make innovation part of the whole organisation. Through TrenLab, we worked on three fronts: accelerating startups, building an innovation culture among its teams and exploring new businesses through venture building.

The European Commission wanted to bring citizens and researchers together to tackle the climate challenge. We led the European consortium behind EU Sparks, combining local hackathons across Europe, training and a grand final to turn ideas into solutions for climate-neutral cities.

To help restaurant SMEs across the EU become more digital, resilient and sustainable, the European Commission sought a consortium for RestWithEU, which Baliera led. We mapped the sector, validated good practices and brought new technologies into restaurants.

To strengthen the digital skills of Elecnor’s team in Brazil, we developed training workshops and an engagement campaign to help them adopt new technologies.

We developed an ADESP training programme with a qualification awarded by Universidad Rey Juan Carlos. It helps the sports community build skills in digitalisation, innovation, technology and project management.

Madrid City Council wanted to position the city as a European hub for the video game industry. We’re giving Madrid in Game a voice through digital communications strategy and delivery, audiovisual content, podcasts and engagement with its community.

Acciona Energía and Gijón City Council wanted a smarter, more sustainable and more inclusive city. We brought Laboratorio Urbano LUCE Gijón to life, developing its space and innovation ecosystem, running its accelerator programme and providing training in technology and data.

Madrid City Council wanted to accelerate its companies’ transition to the circular economy. Since 2022, we’ve managed CIEC, a hub where we develop strategies and bring together an ecosystem that has helped put Madrid at the forefront of the circular economy.

The European Commission wanted to take Europe’s startup economy to the next level. We led the StepUP Startups consortium to help shape startup policy through data, research and events.