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Spanish streaming star Ibai Llanos and former footballer Gerard Piqué have become co-founding partners of Plesh, the Barcelona-based sportswear brand. The company has raised 3.75 million euros to expand its customer base and retail presence. The move underlines Llanos and Piqué's growing footprint in business ventures beyond streaming and football, drawing wide attention in Spain.
- 2Three Ways Churches Can Serve Online Worshipers▼Digital Discipleship: 3 Ways to Serve Online Worshipers
Christian Standard has published a piece on digital discipleship, outlining three practical ways congregations can better serve worshipers who attend church online. The article encourages ministries to treat remote attendees as full members of the community rather than passive viewers, though the specific recommendations are only summarised in the headline.
- 3Piqué and Ibai Llanos back Spanish chocolate startup Plesh▼Piqué and Ibai Llanos lead €3.75M round in Spanish chocolate startup Plesh
Former footballer Gerard Piqué and streamer Ibai Llanos are leading a €3.75 million funding round in Plesh, a Spanish chocolate startup. The investment pairs two of Spain's biggest sports and entertainment figures with an early-stage food brand, underlining the growing trend of celebrities backing consumer startups rather than lending only their names to advertising campaigns.
- 4Ensign College launches inaugural vocational tech program▼How Ensign College’s inaugural vocational tech program is meeting industry needs — and fostering discipleship
Ensign College, a Latter-day Saint-affiliated institution in Salt Lake City, has launched its inaugural vocational technology program, which the college says is designed to match industry needs while also fostering discipleship among students. A Deseret News report highlights how the program combines hands-on technical training with faith-based values, positioning the college as a bridge between workforce education and religious formation.