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Nov 8
MAIN SESSION:
10:00 Opening words. By Ania Torz, the lead project manager for Scale-up Champions. She is supporting incubation and acceleration of deep tech startups in Europe.
10:30 How to navigate the international business culture? By Rodrigo Olmedo, the founder of uGlobally, an organization that helps tech companies access new markets. He is a Brazilian entrepreneur with a background in marketing and international business.
OPTIONS BY COUNTRY:
POLAND
11:30 Overview of Polish's Startup Ecosystem. By Ania Torz, the lead project manager for Scale-up Champions, Bartosz Józefowsk, innovation expert and Tomasz Snażyk, CEO of Startup Poland.
Ania Torz is supporting incubation and acceleration of deep tech startups in Europe.
Bartosz Józefowsk has been dealing with technological innovations since 2013. Deputy director responsible for Industry 4.0 projects at Krakow Technology Park.
Tomasz Snażyk is a start-up advisor and investor, actively participating in the fast-developing start-up community in Poland.
13:30 How to collaborate with corporations in Poland? By Paulina Skrzypińska, Chief Innovation Officer at Bank BNP Paribas Polska.
Paulina Skrzypińska is a co-author of the "Code of Startup Cooperation" - one of the most effective processes of introducing startups to corporations and "Elephant Charmers" - a handbook for young technology companies and corporations aiming to effective cooperation. Now she’s focused on building value with startups around open banking, platformziation and sustainability.
SPAIN
11:30 Overview of Spanish Startup Ecosystem. By Pere Condom, Research & Technology Transfer at Universitat de Girona.
Pere Condom for the last 20 years has been working on technology transfer, technological entrepreneurship and management of large public research infrastructures.
13:30 How to collaborate with corporations in Spain? By Ramón López, Open Innovation Manager, SUEZ España, Óscar Sala, Collider Director at Mobile World Capital Barcelona, Mario Serrano-Urban, Planning Manager ar Consorcio de la Zona Franca Barcelona, and Javier Fernández, Technology Innovation Leader at Desigual.
Ramón López’s professional career has been developed almost entirely within the Agbar Group (SUEZ Spain) in positions linked to R&D and innovation. For the last few years, he has held the role of Open Innovation Manager at the SUEZ Innovation Office in Spain.
Óscar Sala is a serial entrepreneur, connector, mentor, results oriented and a clear vocation for social entrepreneurship, with large experience in Digital Banking, Fintech, Digital Health, Clean Tech and Corporate Venturing.
Mario Serrano-Urban has been with the Consorcio de la Zona Franca, a public entity dedicated to real estate development and management, where he has been working in different areas, all of them of a technical nature, until 2012 when he took over the technical management of the company, a position he currently hold.
Javier Fernández Technology is proactive, efficient, methodical and has strong interpersonal and people management. Interest and experienced in Innovation business areas such as venture focus and involved in several entrepreneurship projects.
DENMARK
11:30 Overview of Danish's Startup Ecosystem. By Sophie Bech, Hub Director at NIRAS Green Tech Hub.
Sophie Bech is a business developer, investor, and board member of multiple start-ups, and she literally wrote the book on the Danish tech start-up ecosystem!
13:30 How to collaborate with corporations in Denmark?
TBA
LITHUANIA
11:30 Overview of Lithuanian Startup Ecosystem. By Akvile Dobromilskyte, Foreign Startup Manager at Startup Lithuania.
13:30 VC funding & scaling your deep tech in Lithuania. By Gerda Sakalauskaitė, Managing Director of Lithuanian Private Equity and Venture Capital Association and Arnoldas Dapkus, Head of Partnerships at Inbalance grid.
Gerda Sakalauskaitė is a finance and investing professional.
Arnoldas Dapkus shares his expertise in social leadership, nurturing Automotive FDI, and navigating through the IT world.
MAIN SESSION:
14:30 Deep tech founder's panel: how to be global from day 1 (and why is that your superpower?)
16:00 Founder 2 Founder speed date
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Nov 9
OPTIONS BY COUNTRY:
POLAND
10:00 Polish business culture 101: closing deals in sauna or in a golf course? By Adam Formanek, COO for Hashiona.
Adam has co-organised the Deep Tech Startup Accelerator of SIBB e.V., the Berliner Deep Tech Award (since 2016), organised many business delegations for German IT-companies to Poland, co-organised four editions of Polish Tech Night in Berlin (2017-2019) and re-opened the Startup Grind Chapter in Warsaw.
10:30 Overview of Deep tech and VC community in Poland. By Agnieszka Cichocka, Acceleration Manager at Huge Think Sp. z o.o and Michael Chaffe, CEO of Wolves Summit.
Agnieszka Cichocka is the Co-creator of Techseed.me technological acceleration program and the first coliving space in Poland for digital nomads.
Together with a rapidly expanding team, Michael Chaffe is leveraging the summit to build valuable bridges between the CEE innovation ecosystem and global partners & investors.
11:30 Most important legal aspects to know to run your business in Poland by Marcin Jaraczewski, partner at Lawmore and Bartłomiej Serafinowicz, attorney at Lawmore.
Marcin Jaraczewski specialises in supporting investment processes in the Venture Capital market and M&A transactions as well as providing corporate services to enterprises and capital groups.
Bartłomiej Serafinowicz specialises in a broadly understood competition and intellectual property law, with particular emphasis on the personal data protection law and copyright law.
13:30 How to collaborate with Polish universities? By Lukasz Sztern, incubation specialist.
Lukasz Sztern has been developing the Warsaw University of Technology (WUT) Innovation Incubator, which aims to strengthen the academic community and young entrepreneurs in Warsaw.
SPAIN
10:00 Spanish business culture 101: closing deals in sauna or in a golf course?
TBA
10:30 Overview of Deep tech and VC community in Spain. By Josep M Piqué, President of Technova Barcelona – La Salle Innovation Park and Manager of Internationalization and Innovation – La Salle URL.
Josep Miquel Piqué is PhD focuses on the promotion of Knowledge-based Economy and Society in order to consolidate Knowledge Cities on Smart Cities.
11:30 Most important legal aspects to know to run your business in Spain. By Ignasi Costas, Co-Managing Partner of DWF-RCD and a Founding Partner of RCD
Ignasi Costas also leads the Innovation and Entrepreneurship Department (a groundbreaking initiative in Spain), which includes the practices of entrepreneurial initiative, technology transfer, Venture Capital and the internationalization of companies.
13:30 How to collaborate with Spanish universities? By Helena Montiel, President at RedTransfer and Head of the Academic and Student Office at Universitat de Girona.
Helena Montiel holds a Degreee in Chemical Engineering from Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and a PHD in Chemical Engineeering and Technological Risk from Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.
DENMARK
10:00 Danish business culture 101: closing deals in sauna or in a golf course? By Lisa Mallner, AI and Startup Investment manager at Copenhagen Capacity.
Lisa Mallner is an experienced advisor within business development, foreign direct investment, and commercialisation. As part of Copenhagen Capacity, she assists foreign businesses, investors and talent in identifying and capitalising on business opportunities in Greater Copenhagen.
10:30 Overview of Deep tech and VC community in Denmark. By Jakob Heiberg, entrepreneur, Angel Investor and startup enthusiast and Thomas Klem Andersen, business developer in the tech accelerator FutureBox and program manager of DeepTech Alliance.
Jakob Heiberg is currently heading the DeepTech Alliance, an ambitious international initiative connecting the best deep-tech incubators and accelerators across Europe.
Thomas Klem Andersen supports startups and SMEs in business development and navigating the tech venture ecosystem. He matches company specific challenges with industrial and commercial mentors, relevant research, professional networks and counsellors.
11:30 Most important legal aspects to know to run your business in Denmark. By Amalie Paludan, Attorney at Kromann Reumert.
Amalie Paludan works with technology start-ups ranging from SaaS to robotics, leveraging her significant insight into the tech industry and the Danish start-up scene to advise Danish and foreign clients on a broad range of topics, including complex transactions, investment, incentive programmes, business development and regulatory questions.
13:30 How to collaborate with Danish universities?
TBA
LITHUANIA
10:00 Lithuanian business culture101: closing deals in sauna or in a golf course? By Prof. Dr. Monika Petraite, Full Professor and Head of the Department of Strategic Management at School of Economics and Business at Kaunas University of Technology.
10:30 Scaling your deep tech with R&D investments and corporate collaborations
TBA
11:30 Most important legal aspects to know to run your business in Lithuania by Evaldas Rapolas partner at Magnusson.
Evaldas Rapolas has more than 20 years of experience as a legal professional, he handled litigation cases and leads the litigation department in Magnusson.
MAIN SESSION
14:30 Investor's panel: how to get the attention of your first investor?
16:00 Parallel Session: Demo Day
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