The European Innovation Council Business Acceleration Services, together with Tchibo and Beiersdorf, invite you to apply for our joint EIC Corporate Day, a specially designed service to increase and accelerate your business collaborations. Beiersdorf, a global player in personal-care products, and Tchibo, one of Germany largest retail chains, are looking for innovative approaches to sustainable solutions, digital consumer experience/sales channels and non-food, among many other things.
Applications are open until 8 March 2020
On 28 and 29 April 2020, a limited hand-picked number of companies funded by the EIC will have the opportunity to pitch and present their business cases, ideas and exchange in One-to-One business meetings with Tchibo & Beiersdorf representatives.
Apply here and do not miss this chance to connect your business with top Beiersdorf representatives.
Who can apply?
The open application is only open for EIC-funded SMEs. Beiersdorf and Tchibo are looking for innovators working on all innovative approaches regarding:
- Personalization
- Sustainabile Solutions
- Digital Consumer Experience
- Superior Skin Care
- New Business Models & Brands
- Shops/Shop-in-Shop in Supermarkets
- Non-Food & Coffee
- Corporate Responsibility
- HR & IT
- Supply Chain/Logistics
For more detail, please check here (link to PDF-invite where we have more detail).
This opportunity is brought to you by the EIC Business Acceleration Services. Read our 2019 yearly wrap-up and our report on EIC Corporate Days to learn more about what we do and how we do it and check the EIC Community regularly. A helpdesk is available on the EIC Community:
https://community-smei.easme-web.eu/contact
To explore other opportunities to connect with the largest corporates in Europe, keep an eye on our events page.
Should you have any questions regarding the event, please refer to our helpdesk: https://community-smei.easme-web.eu/contact (please choose “Ask a Question / get support about an event” as the subject).
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.