EU Industry Days is Europe’s flagship annual event on industry. It serves as the main platform to discuss industrial challenges and co-develop opportunities and policy responses in an inclusive dialogue with a wide range of partners. The 2021 edition of EU Industry Days focuses on opportunities for a greener, more digital, and resilient industry in the COVID-19 context. If you would like to discover the last updates on the EIC and live chat with the high-level experts behind the Corporate Programme, join the session on 24 February, from 12:30 to 13:45 CET!
Highly innovative Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs) with potential for high growth can take full advantage of partnering opportunities. Finding the right partner can generate great competitive benefits for small businesses. The European Innovation Council (EIC) stimulates strong collaboration between the innovative companies it funds and large corporates, investors, technology giants and industrial leaders to spur new partnerships and help small companies scale-up their business.
Do not miss this opportunity to get to know the last updates on the EIC and live chat with the high-level experts behind the Corporate Partnership on how bridging the gap between start-ups/scale-ups and large companies can prove to be a vital strategy for business acceleration and growth.
The European Innovation Council session will take place on 24 February, from 12:30 to 13:45.
To participate in the event, please complete the registration form available here. You will then be invited to complete your profile and to register for the EU Industry Days 2021.
Once registered you will be able to access the virtual event, by logging in on the website via the “Log in” area available in this link. Kindly note that the conference environment will be accessible as of 23 February.
In the case you would encounter any problem while registering, please contact the organisation team by sending an email to: euindustrydays@vo-europe.eu.
DISCLAIMER: This information is provided in the interest of knowledge sharing and should not be interpreted as the official view of the European Commission, or any other organisation.