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EIC Tech2Market Programme for EIC Pathfinder & Transition beneficiaries

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The EIC Tech to Market Programme (T2M) is part of the EIC Business Acceleration Services (BAS) and is targeted at EIC Pathfinder & Transition beneficiaries to support in their transition from lab to market. It provides tailored support to entrepreneurial researchers for the market deployment of research results. The Tech2Market Programme consists of two main strands:

  • Entrepreneurship Programme with a mission to help deep tech researchers with entrepreneurial aspiration to acquire the critical knowledge for developing deep-tech based innovations, accelerate the science-startup project and get support for building a strong Value Proposition and a viable Business Model
  • Venture Building Programme to help building start-ups to exploit promising research results through venture building services, comprising a range of activities from identification of promising business ideas to venture creation and development.

All information on these programmes and how to apply for their upcoming activities can be found on the Tech to Market Programme webpage

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