Tech4Growth Workshop Series
Building Impactful Partnerships to Accelerate Innovation
Given the speed of innovation in the health sector, collaboration between large companies, start-ups and academia is key to develop and launch new products and solutions.
Tech4Growth is a hybrid series of 6 workshops that convenes corporate leaders, entrepreneurs, academic professors and senior scientist to discuss best practices and collaboration models to accelerate innovation across 4 industry verticals Health, Industry 4.0, Energy and Finance. Tech4Growth is part of the “TFV – Networking Events Series 2021-2024” supported and initiated by Innosuisse.
The dynamic workshop series include case studies, thought leadership discussion, peer review and exchange. You’ll get to work side-by-side with peer start-up CEO/CTOs and Corporate innovation representatives and researchers to achieve better understanding of industry trends and needs, build powerful partnerships and grow professional network.
PROGRAM DETAILS
2 days
in person event- epfl innovation park
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4 DIFFERENT VERTICAL TRACKS
Tech4Growth - Health
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Tech4Growth - Industry 4.0
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Tech4Growth - Finance
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Tech4Growth - Energy
TESTIMONIALS
TESTIMONIALS
“Connecting with the ecosystem and rapidly meeting people. It gives a first level of networking and allows to go further from there.“
“I was thrilled to join the #Tech4Growth Energy workshop recently with my colleagues Anna Contaxaki and Andreea LAPLACE. The event gathered together a fantastic range of energy sector participants —from tech start-up founders to corporate senior executives and university academics. I was delighted to share our learnings and best practices from the acquisition and integration of Green Motion’s #ElectricVehicle charging business with this diverse group.”
“The workshops highlight the problem we have today to collaborate with start-ups as a corporate. The session allowed me to exchange with a lot of start-ups and other corporates, reminding me that we need to do more for the community and the collaboration.”
