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FET Pitch event
MAR
Tue
26
16:00 - 18:00

This was 6 years ago

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FET SwafS

The Swafs project "COMPASS - Evidence and Opportunities for Responsible Innovation in SMEs" joined forces with the FET-Open CSA project FET2RIN

They want to highlight the challenges of investing in R&D&I projects and to present very promising technologies looking for investment – both locally and internationally.

The FET Pitch event is part of the final conference of the project COMPASS and gives 10 disruptive Future and Emerging Technologies projects the opportunity to pitch their innovation in front of the audience and a panel composed of a.o. young investors. They are prepared for the pitch by two FET2RIN trainings.

More information about the programme can be found on the websites of FET2RIN and COMPASS.

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