TechShare is EnterNext's 10-month educational and mentoring program that aims to help CEOs of technology companies learn about financial markets to help grow their businesses. The program provides seminars, workshops, and coaching on topics like business planning, innovation management, and preparing for an IPO. Since 2015, the program has supported 77 companies. EnterNext and its partners hope TechShare will help technology entrepreneurs secure the financing they need to further develop their companies and connect them with investors.
"Returning to profit" with the presentation of 2014 results, solutions to the energy dependence of water treatment plants , innovative materials in tunnels, among others.
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Introducción a EIP-AGRI. Financiación de proyectos de los grupos operativos. ...CTAEX
19 11 15 Oportunidades de financiación de la I+D+i. De la EIP a los grupos operativos. Introducción a EIP-AGRI. Financiación de proyectos de los grupos operativos. Andrés Montero Aparicio. INIA.
Open Innovation tools and mechanisms :: Ilari Patrick Lindycgrowth
Finland has developed several open innovation tools and mechanisms to foster entrepreneurship and innovation, including:
1) Co-creating open ecosystems at universities like Aalto University to generate entrepreneurial culture through mergers of departments, start-up funding, and collaboration with student entrepreneurs.
2) Programs like Demola and Summer of Startups that engage students, start-ups, and companies in collaborative projects and internships.
3) Accelerators like Startup Sauna that coach early-stage teams.
4) Initiatives like Forum Virium Helsinki that open public data and develop digital services through cooperation between government, companies, and citizens.
Meteosim was created in 2003 as a spin-off from the University of Barcelona focused on mesoscale and microscale weather simulation models. Meteosim's main asset is the application of science-based developments to provide valuable solutions to clients based on wind flow modeling techniques. Meteosim has grown to 34 employees serving clients in Europe and Latin America with revenues of 4 million Euros in 2013. Meteosim focuses on innovation through projects, talent, and commercialization to remain a leader in meteorological consulting.
LVenture Group is a listed venture capital firm that invests in digital startups. It has a portfolio of 40 startups and creates value by transforming startups into successful companies through equity investments and an acceleration program called LUISS ENLABS. LUISS ENLABS provides startups with funding, office space, services, and access to advisors and investors to help increase their success rates. LVenture Group has competitive advantages through its integrated model that brings together venture capital investing, acceleration programs, and an ecosystem of partners.
"Returning to profit" with the presentation of 2014 results, solutions to the energy dependence of water treatment plants , innovative materials in tunnels, among others.
More issues: http://acciona.sa/N4FgE
Introducción a EIP-AGRI. Financiación de proyectos de los grupos operativos. ...CTAEX
19 11 15 Oportunidades de financiación de la I+D+i. De la EIP a los grupos operativos. Introducción a EIP-AGRI. Financiación de proyectos de los grupos operativos. Andrés Montero Aparicio. INIA.
Open Innovation tools and mechanisms :: Ilari Patrick Lindycgrowth
Finland has developed several open innovation tools and mechanisms to foster entrepreneurship and innovation, including:
1) Co-creating open ecosystems at universities like Aalto University to generate entrepreneurial culture through mergers of departments, start-up funding, and collaboration with student entrepreneurs.
2) Programs like Demola and Summer of Startups that engage students, start-ups, and companies in collaborative projects and internships.
3) Accelerators like Startup Sauna that coach early-stage teams.
4) Initiatives like Forum Virium Helsinki that open public data and develop digital services through cooperation between government, companies, and citizens.
Meteosim was created in 2003 as a spin-off from the University of Barcelona focused on mesoscale and microscale weather simulation models. Meteosim's main asset is the application of science-based developments to provide valuable solutions to clients based on wind flow modeling techniques. Meteosim has grown to 34 employees serving clients in Europe and Latin America with revenues of 4 million Euros in 2013. Meteosim focuses on innovation through projects, talent, and commercialization to remain a leader in meteorological consulting.
LVenture Group is a listed venture capital firm that invests in digital startups. It has a portfolio of 40 startups and creates value by transforming startups into successful companies through equity investments and an acceleration program called LUISS ENLABS. LUISS ENLABS provides startups with funding, office space, services, and access to advisors and investors to help increase their success rates. LVenture Group has competitive advantages through its integrated model that brings together venture capital investing, acceleration programs, and an ecosystem of partners.
The document discusses venture capital in Bangladesh. It defines venture capital as funds raised by venture capitalists to invest in young, innovative companies with the goal of exiting when the company matures. It outlines the concept, origin in medieval Islamic partnerships and post-WWII private equity, and process of venture capital financing including the stages of financing, modes of finance, and typical exit strategies. The main players are described as venture capital firms, funds, investee companies, and related government authorities. Venture capitalists add value by providing experience, expertise, networks, and helping portfolio companies with governance, management tools, and liquidity.
Jan Vorstermans discusses funding and ecosystems for ICT startups. He outlines his background and experience founding startups and investing. The probability of startup success is low, so programs are needed to enhance success rates. However, successful entrepreneurs are often not university dropouts but have work experience. When selecting startups for incubation and acceleration, the right problems and teams must be chosen. External investment is not always needed but provides validation and risk/reward sharing. Crowdfunding is an alternative source of early funding that is growing. iMinds supports tech businesses in Flanders through incubation, research projects, and global expansion support. VentureWise aims to fill financing gaps for startups between incubation and later funding stages through their
Three conferences will take place in 2018-2019 in London, Berlin, and Tel Aviv to connect European digital companies, entrepreneurs, and investors. The goal is to empower the European digital ecosystem and promote Israel-European relationships and funding. The conferences will bring together executives and investors in segments driven by digital revolution to facilitate funding for companies at all stages.
Taronga drives growth in investments through sector expertise, deal flow, analytical approach, and leadership. It identifies opportunities in real estate, innovation, and technology startups. Taronga will establish an ecosystem including a venture capital fund, accelerator program, and coworking space to invest in technology companies impacting real estate through business model or product innovation. The fund will assess opportunities based on criteria like company stage, market opportunity, and management team to match investments to portfolio synergies and support company growth.
Tech Exit Transaction Multiples Europe 2018 EditionAxel M. Makangu
For a little over a year, not a week has passed without the announcement of a new acquisition of one of our European Tech gem. It is Zenly that is being acquired by the US giant Snapchat for €300m; it is Chauffeur-Privé that falls under the umbrella of the car manufacturer Daimler for €200m, or BIME absorbed by the American actor Zendesk.
But beyond these significant transctions, what is the real dynamics of M&A in Europe? How to understand the valuation models of young innovative companies? And who are the potential buyers?
To answer these questions, Avolta Partners has screened 2500 M&A transactions from 2015 to 2017 and publishes Tech Exit Transaction Multiples, a study on the valuation multiples of European startups.
The document describes the Vigo Accelerator Program in Finland, which aims to combine startups, experienced business developers, and public financing to increase the number of successful growth companies. The program will create investor-driven business accelerators to improve early growth companies' investment attractiveness and ensure them growth financing. Accepted companies will receive funding, expertise, networking opportunities and access to speeded public funding processes from Tekes and Veraventure totaling up to 2.2 million euros per company. The accelerators will take an active role in mentoring companies and revenue will be based on companies' eventual exit value and monthly fees.
The document discusses methods for assisting new entrepreneurs and startups in Greece. It recommends learning from successful international models of angel/seed funding. Key elements include developing new technologies through university cooperation, protecting intellectual property, and providing incubation and mentoring support. Successful approaches involve the right mix of experienced local and international advisors, deep knowledge of the regional market, and rigorous investment processes. Entrepreneurs need innovative ideas and commitment, while investors provide funding as well as expertise, networks, and experience structuring deals. The Piraeus Venture Capital and Private Equity Group aims to partner with international institutions to support technology startups in Greece and the region.
Brochure about SME Instrument in Horizon 2020 programmeParma Couture
Businesses can now get EU funding and support for innovation projects that will help them develop and expand into other countries – in Europe and beyond.
The funding is available through the SME Instrument, part of the EU's Horizon 2020 programme.
The SME Instrument offers small and medium-sized businesses:
- funding for innovation projects in two phases
concept and feasibility assessment phase (phase 1);
- innovation project (phase 2);
- support services to help you make money from your innovation, including help accessing private financing–commercialisation (phase 3);
- coaching – to enhance the firm's innovation capacity and help align the project to strategic business needs.
To qualify for funding or other support, a project must fit one of the current bottom-up SME Instrument topics.
Metavallon is a €32M venture capital firm that specializes in early stage funding for technology companies operating at the forefront of innovation. They offer startups quasi-equity funding of €200,000-€400,000 as well as follow-on investments, mentoring, networking opportunities, and other resources to help startups grow. Metavallon selects companies through a multi-stage application and interview process focused on technology, market potential, and founding team.
This document provides an overview of venture capital initiatives to promote innovation in OECD countries. It defines venture capital and outlines its important role in supporting high-risk investments in small, technology-based startups. The document summarizes trends in venture capital markets in major OECD countries and compares the more established US market to younger European markets. It finds that while returns have varied, venture capital has generally provided returns above traditional investments. The document concludes by identifying actions governments can take to foster venture capital markets, such as creating favorable tax and legal environments, reducing investment risks, increasing liquidity in startup markets, and facilitating entrepreneurship.
The document provides information on the EIC Accelerator Pilot program which funds small and medium enterprises. Key points include:
- It funds companies from any sector established in EU or Horizon 2020 countries. There are no set topics.
- Phase 2 provides up to €2.5 million in grants or blended financing of grants and equity of up to €15 million to develop products to market readiness.
- Additional support is provided through business coaching, mentoring, and services to help companies access new markets and investors.
Fintech Belgium Summit 2017 - How to fund - B- Hive by Wim De WaeleFinTech Belgium
B-Hive introduces Scale-Ups.eu, a platform connecting European scale-ups, investors, and partners. It hosts events on topics like fintech, blockchain, and AI. Members gain access to networking and services supporting growth. Strategic initiatives focus on cybersecurity, blockchain, talent development, and trust-building. The goal is to fast-track scale-up success by reducing time through access to funding, knowledge, and partnerships.
Startup Stage - Gaming, Education & Media - Presentation by Gaelle Madelin-Girardeau, Co-Founder & CEO of COOD at the NOAH Conference London 2017, Old Billingsgate on the 3rd of November 2017.
This document discusses the experiences and challenges of Kinematix, a Portuguese company that designs intelligent movement analysis devices, in attracting investment. It describes Kinematix's funding history from 2007-2014, including over €5 million raised from private investors and government grants. However, the company found it difficult to attract venture capital due to risks in industrial and healthcare startups. The document outlines challenges like long time to market in healthcare, lack of tax incentives for private investors, and less funding available in Europe compared to the US. It proposes solutions like more private investment, tax incentives, and building an EU stock market to support industrial startup growth.
KTN Digital and Creative Business Briefing August 2019 with information on events, funding and support initiatives for innovative UK based digital businesses
Presentation Investor Day June 23rd 2016LVentureGroup
This document summarizes an investor day presentation for LVenture Group, the largest European accelerator. It outlines LVenture Group's portfolio of 40 startups, strategic goals of exit, revenue, and expansion. It highlights opportunities for investing in Italian startups, which provide competitive valuations and access to scaling rapidly in international markets. The presentation encourages investors to provide capital to support LVenture Group's investment activities, internationalization, and other projects by noting the tax relief available for investments in innovative Italian startups.
This document discusses financing innovation and supporting innovative startups. It provides an overview of legislation in Italy that aims to promote innovative startups and their importance for economic growth. Specifically, it notes there is an estimated funding gap between the demand and supply of funding for innovative startups in Italy. It also outlines some of the benefits and opportunities provided by the Italian legislation for innovative startups, such as tax incentives and easier access to bank loans. Finally, it discusses common criteria for evaluating innovative startups and tech companies, such as evaluating the team and advisors, product development stage, addressable market, and economics.
This document discusses a funding program for young innovative Finnish startup companies to accelerate their global growth. The program provides grants and loans totaling €1.25 million with 75% funding from Tekes. It targets companies less than 5 years old, with a committed team owning IP that addresses existing problems. Companies receive funding in phases contingent on goals like increased revenue, additional funding, and expanded markets. Most companies operate in B2B, have 10 employees on average, and seek over €10 million in revenue within 3-4 years of rapid international expansion. The program has supported over 295 companies since 2008 who have proven their ability to grow quickly and attract international venture capital.
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The document discusses venture capital in Bangladesh. It defines venture capital as funds raised by venture capitalists to invest in young, innovative companies with the goal of exiting when the company matures. It outlines the concept, origin in medieval Islamic partnerships and post-WWII private equity, and process of venture capital financing including the stages of financing, modes of finance, and typical exit strategies. The main players are described as venture capital firms, funds, investee companies, and related government authorities. Venture capitalists add value by providing experience, expertise, networks, and helping portfolio companies with governance, management tools, and liquidity.
Jan Vorstermans discusses funding and ecosystems for ICT startups. He outlines his background and experience founding startups and investing. The probability of startup success is low, so programs are needed to enhance success rates. However, successful entrepreneurs are often not university dropouts but have work experience. When selecting startups for incubation and acceleration, the right problems and teams must be chosen. External investment is not always needed but provides validation and risk/reward sharing. Crowdfunding is an alternative source of early funding that is growing. iMinds supports tech businesses in Flanders through incubation, research projects, and global expansion support. VentureWise aims to fill financing gaps for startups between incubation and later funding stages through their
Three conferences will take place in 2018-2019 in London, Berlin, and Tel Aviv to connect European digital companies, entrepreneurs, and investors. The goal is to empower the European digital ecosystem and promote Israel-European relationships and funding. The conferences will bring together executives and investors in segments driven by digital revolution to facilitate funding for companies at all stages.
Taronga drives growth in investments through sector expertise, deal flow, analytical approach, and leadership. It identifies opportunities in real estate, innovation, and technology startups. Taronga will establish an ecosystem including a venture capital fund, accelerator program, and coworking space to invest in technology companies impacting real estate through business model or product innovation. The fund will assess opportunities based on criteria like company stage, market opportunity, and management team to match investments to portfolio synergies and support company growth.
Tech Exit Transaction Multiples Europe 2018 EditionAxel M. Makangu
For a little over a year, not a week has passed without the announcement of a new acquisition of one of our European Tech gem. It is Zenly that is being acquired by the US giant Snapchat for €300m; it is Chauffeur-Privé that falls under the umbrella of the car manufacturer Daimler for €200m, or BIME absorbed by the American actor Zendesk.
But beyond these significant transctions, what is the real dynamics of M&A in Europe? How to understand the valuation models of young innovative companies? And who are the potential buyers?
To answer these questions, Avolta Partners has screened 2500 M&A transactions from 2015 to 2017 and publishes Tech Exit Transaction Multiples, a study on the valuation multiples of European startups.
The document describes the Vigo Accelerator Program in Finland, which aims to combine startups, experienced business developers, and public financing to increase the number of successful growth companies. The program will create investor-driven business accelerators to improve early growth companies' investment attractiveness and ensure them growth financing. Accepted companies will receive funding, expertise, networking opportunities and access to speeded public funding processes from Tekes and Veraventure totaling up to 2.2 million euros per company. The accelerators will take an active role in mentoring companies and revenue will be based on companies' eventual exit value and monthly fees.
The document discusses methods for assisting new entrepreneurs and startups in Greece. It recommends learning from successful international models of angel/seed funding. Key elements include developing new technologies through university cooperation, protecting intellectual property, and providing incubation and mentoring support. Successful approaches involve the right mix of experienced local and international advisors, deep knowledge of the regional market, and rigorous investment processes. Entrepreneurs need innovative ideas and commitment, while investors provide funding as well as expertise, networks, and experience structuring deals. The Piraeus Venture Capital and Private Equity Group aims to partner with international institutions to support technology startups in Greece and the region.
Brochure about SME Instrument in Horizon 2020 programmeParma Couture
Businesses can now get EU funding and support for innovation projects that will help them develop and expand into other countries – in Europe and beyond.
The funding is available through the SME Instrument, part of the EU's Horizon 2020 programme.
The SME Instrument offers small and medium-sized businesses:
- funding for innovation projects in two phases
concept and feasibility assessment phase (phase 1);
- innovation project (phase 2);
- support services to help you make money from your innovation, including help accessing private financing–commercialisation (phase 3);
- coaching – to enhance the firm's innovation capacity and help align the project to strategic business needs.
To qualify for funding or other support, a project must fit one of the current bottom-up SME Instrument topics.
Metavallon is a €32M venture capital firm that specializes in early stage funding for technology companies operating at the forefront of innovation. They offer startups quasi-equity funding of €200,000-€400,000 as well as follow-on investments, mentoring, networking opportunities, and other resources to help startups grow. Metavallon selects companies through a multi-stage application and interview process focused on technology, market potential, and founding team.
This document provides an overview of venture capital initiatives to promote innovation in OECD countries. It defines venture capital and outlines its important role in supporting high-risk investments in small, technology-based startups. The document summarizes trends in venture capital markets in major OECD countries and compares the more established US market to younger European markets. It finds that while returns have varied, venture capital has generally provided returns above traditional investments. The document concludes by identifying actions governments can take to foster venture capital markets, such as creating favorable tax and legal environments, reducing investment risks, increasing liquidity in startup markets, and facilitating entrepreneurship.
The document provides information on the EIC Accelerator Pilot program which funds small and medium enterprises. Key points include:
- It funds companies from any sector established in EU or Horizon 2020 countries. There are no set topics.
- Phase 2 provides up to €2.5 million in grants or blended financing of grants and equity of up to €15 million to develop products to market readiness.
- Additional support is provided through business coaching, mentoring, and services to help companies access new markets and investors.
Fintech Belgium Summit 2017 - How to fund - B- Hive by Wim De WaeleFinTech Belgium
B-Hive introduces Scale-Ups.eu, a platform connecting European scale-ups, investors, and partners. It hosts events on topics like fintech, blockchain, and AI. Members gain access to networking and services supporting growth. Strategic initiatives focus on cybersecurity, blockchain, talent development, and trust-building. The goal is to fast-track scale-up success by reducing time through access to funding, knowledge, and partnerships.
Startup Stage - Gaming, Education & Media - Presentation by Gaelle Madelin-Girardeau, Co-Founder & CEO of COOD at the NOAH Conference London 2017, Old Billingsgate on the 3rd of November 2017.
This document discusses the experiences and challenges of Kinematix, a Portuguese company that designs intelligent movement analysis devices, in attracting investment. It describes Kinematix's funding history from 2007-2014, including over €5 million raised from private investors and government grants. However, the company found it difficult to attract venture capital due to risks in industrial and healthcare startups. The document outlines challenges like long time to market in healthcare, lack of tax incentives for private investors, and less funding available in Europe compared to the US. It proposes solutions like more private investment, tax incentives, and building an EU stock market to support industrial startup growth.
KTN Digital and Creative Business Briefing August 2019 with information on events, funding and support initiatives for innovative UK based digital businesses
Presentation Investor Day June 23rd 2016LVentureGroup
This document summarizes an investor day presentation for LVenture Group, the largest European accelerator. It outlines LVenture Group's portfolio of 40 startups, strategic goals of exit, revenue, and expansion. It highlights opportunities for investing in Italian startups, which provide competitive valuations and access to scaling rapidly in international markets. The presentation encourages investors to provide capital to support LVenture Group's investment activities, internationalization, and other projects by noting the tax relief available for investments in innovative Italian startups.
This document discusses financing innovation and supporting innovative startups. It provides an overview of legislation in Italy that aims to promote innovative startups and their importance for economic growth. Specifically, it notes there is an estimated funding gap between the demand and supply of funding for innovative startups in Italy. It also outlines some of the benefits and opportunities provided by the Italian legislation for innovative startups, such as tax incentives and easier access to bank loans. Finally, it discusses common criteria for evaluating innovative startups and tech companies, such as evaluating the team and advisors, product development stage, addressable market, and economics.
This document discusses a funding program for young innovative Finnish startup companies to accelerate their global growth. The program provides grants and loans totaling €1.25 million with 75% funding from Tekes. It targets companies less than 5 years old, with a committed team owning IP that addresses existing problems. Companies receive funding in phases contingent on goals like increased revenue, additional funding, and expanded markets. Most companies operate in B2B, have 10 employees on average, and seek over €10 million in revenue within 3-4 years of rapid international expansion. The program has supported over 295 companies since 2008 who have proven their ability to grow quickly and attract international venture capital.
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AGENDA EXPORT DES EVENEMENTS
ENVIRONNEMENT-ENERGIE 2019
ACCÉLEREZ VOTRE
DÉVELOPPEMENT À L’INTERNATIONAL
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Atelier spot « Pacte Compétences : un nouveau programme d'accompagnement des ...PEXE
Présentation de l'atelier spot « Pacte Compétences : un nouveau programme d'accompagnement des PME à fort potentiel » animé par PactePME dans le cadre de la 8ème édition du Forum national des éco-entreprises qui a eu lieu le 30 mars 2017 au Ministère de l'économie
L’objectif de PactePME est d’aider les membres à construire, mettre en œuvre et évaluer des actions permettant de renforcer les relations entre PME et grands comptes et prenant en compte les contraintes des deux parties.
Atelier spot « PME : pourquoi et comment devenir partenaire d’un laboratoire ...PEXE
Présentation de l'atelier spot « PME : pourquoi et comment devenir partenaire d’un laboratoire de recherche » animé par l'Association des Instituts Carnot dans le cadre de la 8ème édition du Forum national des éco-entreprises qui a eu lieu le 30 mars 2017 au Ministère de l'économie
Le réseau des Instituts Carnot est un réseau national à fort ancrage territorial pour la recherche partenariale et le transfert technologique pour les entreprises
Atelier spot « La normalisation volontaire : un levier de développement ! »PEXE
Présentation de l'atelier spot « La normalisation volontaire : un levier de développement ! » animé par l'Afnor dans le cadre de la 8ème édition du Forum national des éco-entreprises qui a eu lieu le 30 mars 2017 au Ministère de l'économie
Le groupe AFNOR conçoit et déploie des solutions fondées sur les normes volontaires, partout dans le monde. Il est au service de l’intérêt général dans sa mission de normalisation et exerce dans le domaine concurrentiel des activités de formation, de veille et d’information professionnelle et technique, d’évaluation et de certification.
Atelier spot « La vérification ETV des performances de votre innovation : un ...PEXE
Présentation de l'atelier spot « La vérification ETV des performances de votre innovation : un atout pour sa commercialisation » animé par l'Ademe dans le cadre de la 8ème édition du Forum national des éco-entreprises qui a eu lieu le 30 mars 2017 au Ministère de l'économie
L’Agence de l’Environnement et de la Maîtrise de l’Energie (ADEME) participe à la mise en œuvre des politiques publiques dans les domaines de l’environnement, de l’énergie et du développement durable.
Atelier spot « Rejoignez le programme d'accélération Ecomasterclass ADEME RET...PEXE
Présentation de l'atelier spot « Rejoignez le programme d'accélération Ecomasterclass ADEME RETIS » dans le cadre de la 8ème édition du Forum national des éco-entreprises qui a eu lieu le 30 mars 2017 au Ministère de l'économie
Le programme Ecomasterclass est un dispositif de formation et de coaching collectif, destiné aux professionnels de l’innovation issus du réseau RETIS, de l’ADEME et de réseaux partenaires, et aux entreprises éco-innovantes qu’ils accompagnent.
Atelier spot « Avec le pôle de compétitivité TEAM² innovez pour l'économie ci...PEXE
Présentation de l'atelier spot « Avec le pôle de compétitivité TEAM² innovez pour l'économie circulaire » animé par TEAM² dans le cadre de la 8ème édition du Forum national des éco-entreprises qui a eu lieu le 30 mars 2017 au Ministère de l'économie
Véritable plate-forme à produits d’avenir, le pôle TEAM² accompagne les projets collaboratifs pour développer l’économie circulaire par l’innovation industrielle.
Atelier spot « Les marchés verts de la croissance bleue : exemples en Occitan...PEXE
Présentation de l'atelier spot « Les marchés verts de la croissance bleue : exemples en Occitanie et PACA » animé par le Pôle Mer Méditerranée dans le cadre de la 8ème édition du Forum national des éco-entreprises qui a eu lieu le 30 mars 2017 au Ministère de l'économie
Le Pôle Mer Méditerranée a pour ambition de développer durablement l’économie maritime et littorale, sur le bassin méditerranéen, en Europe et dans le reste du monde.
Atelier spot "L'économie circulaire, réelle opportunité pour les éco-entrepri...PEXE
Présentation de l'atelier spot "L'économie circulaire, réelle opportunité pour les éco-entreprises" animé par EA éco-entreprises dans le cadre de la 8ème édition du Forum national des éco-entreprises qui a eu lieu le 30 mars 2017 au Ministère de l'économie
L’association ÉA éco-entreprises a pour missions d’accompagner ses membres dans les différentes étapes de leur développement économique et de favoriser l’émergence de solutions innovantes pour mesurer, prévenir, limiter ou corriger l’impact des activités humaines sur l’environnement.
Atelier spot « Rejoignez le réseau d'affaires des éco-entreprises en Bretagne »PEXE
Présentation de l'atelier spot « Rejoignez le réseau d'affaires des éco-entreprises en Bretagne » animé par Bretagne éco-entreprises dans le cadre de la 8ème édition du Forum national des éco-entreprises qui a eu lieu le 30 mars 2017 au Ministère de l'économie
BRETAGNE ÉCO-ENTREPRISES a pour objet la fédération, le développement et la promotion des éco-entreprises de Bretagne
The Impact of Generative AI and 4th Industrial RevolutionPaolo Maresca
This infographic explores the transformative power of Generative AI, a key driver of the 4th Industrial Revolution. Discover how Generative AI is revolutionizing industries, accelerating innovation, and shaping the future of work.
A toxic combination of 15 years of low growth, and four decades of high inequality, has left Britain poorer and falling behind its peers. Productivity growth is weak and public investment is low, while wages today are no higher than they were before the financial crisis. Britain needs a new economic strategy to lift itself out of stagnation.
Scotland is in many ways a microcosm of this challenge. It has become a hub for creative industries, is home to several world-class universities and a thriving community of businesses – strengths that need to be harness and leveraged. But it also has high levels of deprivation, with homelessness reaching a record high and nearly half a million people living in very deep poverty last year. Scotland won’t be truly thriving unless it finds ways to ensure that all its inhabitants benefit from growth and investment. This is the central challenge facing policy makers both in Holyrood and Westminster.
What should a new national economic strategy for Scotland include? What would the pursuit of stronger economic growth mean for local, national and UK-wide policy makers? How will economic change affect the jobs we do, the places we live and the businesses we work for? And what are the prospects for cities like Glasgow, and nations like Scotland, in rising to these challenges?
"Does Foreign Direct Investment Negatively Affect Preservation of Culture in the Global South? Case Studies in Thailand and Cambodia."
Do elements of globalization, such as Foreign Direct Investment (FDI), negatively affect the ability of countries in the Global South to preserve their culture? This research aims to answer this question by employing a cross-sectional comparative case study analysis utilizing methods of difference. Thailand and Cambodia are compared as they are in the same region and have a similar culture. The metric of difference between Thailand and Cambodia is their ability to preserve their culture. This ability is operationalized by their respective attitudes towards FDI; Thailand imposes stringent regulations and limitations on FDI while Cambodia does not hesitate to accept most FDI and imposes fewer limitations. The evidence from this study suggests that FDI from globally influential countries with high gross domestic products (GDPs) (e.g. China, U.S.) challenges the ability of countries with lower GDPs (e.g. Cambodia) to protect their culture. Furthermore, the ability, or lack thereof, of the receiving countries to protect their culture is amplified by the existence and implementation of restrictive FDI policies imposed by their governments.
My study abroad in Bali, Indonesia, inspired this research topic as I noticed how globalization is changing the culture of its people. I learned their language and way of life which helped me understand the beauty and importance of cultural preservation. I believe we could all benefit from learning new perspectives as they could help us ideate solutions to contemporary issues and empathize with others.
Discover the Future of Dogecoin with Our Comprehensive Guidance36 Crypto
Learn in-depth about Dogecoin's trajectory and stay informed with 36crypto's essential and up-to-date information about the crypto space.
Our presentation delves into Dogecoin's potential future, exploring whether it's destined to skyrocket to the moon or face a downward spiral. In addition, it highlights invaluable insights. Don't miss out on this opportunity to enhance your crypto understanding!
https://36crypto.com/the-future-of-dogecoin-how-high-can-this-cryptocurrency-reach/
Dr. Alyce Su Cover Story - China's Investment Leadermsthrill
In World Expo 2010 Shanghai – the most visited Expo in the World History
https://www.britannica.com/event/Expo-Shanghai-2010
China’s official organizer of the Expo, CCPIT (China Council for the Promotion of International Trade https://en.ccpit.org/) has chosen Dr. Alyce Su as the Cover Person with Cover Story, in the Expo’s official magazine distributed throughout the Expo, showcasing China’s New Generation of Leaders to the World.
STREETONOMICS: Exploring the Uncharted Territories of Informal Markets throug...sameer shah
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1. TechShare 2017 | 2018
ENTERNEXT’S INNOVATIVE
PROGRAMME TO HELP
YOU GROW YOUR TECH
BUSINESS
2. Enhance
understanding of
financial markets
Connection with
the capital markets’
main players
Provide
customised content
on financing Tech
sector growth
Assistance
with future
development
Enhance exposure
to the financial and
Tech communities
TODAY, TECH ENTREPRENEURS ARE FACING
SIGNIFICANT CHALLENGES TO FIND THE
FINANCE THEY NEED TO GROW.
To help your company reach the next
stage of development, EnterNext has
designed TechShare, a programme
that welcomed 77 companies since
its launch in 2015.
TechShare is our educational and
mentoring programme which aims
to familiarise the CEOs of Tech
companies with the financial markets.
Our unique programme brings
together executives from high-
growth and innovative SMEs,
with experts, academics and
renowned entrepreneurs.
TechShare is also an excellent
networking resource, allowing
entrepreneurs and market
professionals to interact
all year long.
TechShare 2017 | 2018
Introduction
to CEOs of
successful Tech
companies and
leading experts
If you are interested in joining the
2017 | 2018 edition of TechShare,
or would like to know more about
this opportunity, please contact:
techshare@euronext.com
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3. Coaching
Campus seminars
Technical
workshops
our approach
TechShare’s ten month programme provides different types of educational and
mentoring content with the aim of learning and sharing. Join the programme and
enjoy access to multiple learning experiences on the financial markets specially
designed for Tech companies.
Campus Seminars
ƒƒ Two-day seminars in a European
business/engineering school
(HEC Paris & Vlerick Business School
in 2016 | 2017)
ƒƒ A mix of financial and generic
business-related topics (Managing
strategic innovation, Business plan,
Change management, Corporate
governance, etc.)
Evening Sessions
ƒƒ Regular workshops on the financial
markets around the presentation of an
expert and CEO of a Tech listed company
ƒƒ Interactive exercises on a case-study
basis
ƒƒ Facilitating networking and experience
sharing
Coaching
ƒƒ One-to-one coaching sessions provided by
EnterNext’s network of experts
ƒƒ Experts will identify your key financing
issues, provide customised advice and start
with you the necessary developments to
prepare your company to the markets
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN
The management of strategic innovation
How to implement a successful business plan
Monitoring global growth through efficient management
How to manage the financing of your company’s growth
The financing chain and capital raising process
The key steps and timeline to becoming listed
Governance and wealth management
How to prepare your company to investors expectations
Getting a fair value
The different types of key players and intermediaries
involved in the financial markets
Communication means and obligations after an IPO
Examples of successful Tech companies
If you are interested in joining the
2017 | 2018 edition of TechShare,
or would like to know more about
this opportunity, please contact:
techshare@euronext.com
All content and information will be provided by academics, renowned
entrepreneurs and experts (lawyers, financial advisors, auditors,
communication agencies, investor relations experts etc.) through a
partnership implemented by EnterNext.
PLANNING
Selection of candidates
by Euronext and a jury of experts Spring 2017
Start of the programme September 2017
First kick-off campus
seminar (2 days) September 2017
Winter campus
seminar (2 days) March 2018
Monthly evening sessions
and coaching October 2017 to July 2018
10MONTH
PROGRAMME
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4. joinourgrowingcommunity
Are you a CEO
of a growing
company in
the Tech sector?*
Are you based
in France,
Belgium,
The Netherlands
or Portugal?
Do you want
to find out more on
the use of financial
markets to boost
your company’s
growth?
Are you ready
to commit to
high-level training
for 10 months?
Do you have
development
projects and
financing needs?
If you are interested in joining the
2017 | 2018 edition of TechShare,
or would like to know more about
this opportunity, please contact:
techshare@euronext.com
* digital, life sciences and clean tech companies
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The road to the IPO is complex. TechShare is a Programme
that helps to ask the right questions ahead of the IPO
process and get relevant answers.
Fabien Bardinet, CEO, Balyo
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TechShare’s strength is in putting
us in touch with other entrepreneurs
to share experience.
Benjamin Benharrosh,
Co-founder, Delair-Tech
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The TechShare sessions are of
an excellent standard and help
demystify the Stock Exchange.
We meet experienced and open-
minded professionals. As company
head, my time is limited; this is a
tour de force from EnterNext that
we all come together at the same
time to maintain a network.
François Mateo,
Chairman, Coservit
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The TechShare programme is a unique opportunity for intensive
support in the search for alternative forms of capital. Think
of it as an ‘IPO crash course’. I found the interaction between
professionals, fellow entrepreneurs and institutions very positive
– and my network has grown exponentially.
Reinier de Jonge, CEO, Frank
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We are very proud to be the first company having graduated from the TechShare
programme to go public, by listing on Alternext Paris. This financing round represents a
key stage in our company’s development, raising our profile and funding a new cycle of
profitable growth. We would like to thank all of the institutional and individual investors
that have stood by our Group and our outlook for their trust and strong support.
Gérard Tremblay, Chief Executive Officer of Osmozis, 08/02/2017
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OSMOZIS, TECHSHARE ALUMNI WHICH WENT PUBLIC
5. a growing alumni network
BELGIUM PORTUGAL
FRANCE THE NETHERLANDS
From mobile data to smart life.
Non-exhaustive list.
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6. meet our partners
Our Techshare partners helped us design a
complete educational programme, mixing
several expertise.
2016 | 2017 Partners
FRANCE PORTUGAL
THE NETHERLANDS
BELGIUM
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7. If you are interested in joining the
2017 | 2018 edition of TechShare,
or would like to know more about
this opportunity, please contact:
techshare@euronext.comFINANCE YOUR GROWTH
THROUGH CAPITAL MARKETS
The stock market is an effective means to get access to
a wide range of capital market funding options to build
your Tech Business
At a certain stage of development, you may consider
the opportunity of listing on the stock market as the
next major milestone for your innovative company.
There are several different ways to come to market,
ranging from a direct listing without capital raising to an
‘initial public offering’ (IPO), as well as different markets
with varied sets of rules and obligations.
The ideal choice for you will be made on your type of
business, its profile and its capital requirements.
Why turn to the stock exchange?
Joining Euronext’s markets would provide your
company the opportunity to benefit from an improved
access to capital, an increased global profile and a
greater access to liquidity.
There are several reasons behind getting involved in
financial markets :
What are the key factors of a successful
IPO?
EQUITY STORY
ƒƒ A solid economic model : growth in
both business activity and profitability.
ƒƒ Organic growth prospects and
business opportunities for external
expansion / growth.
TIMING
ƒƒ Changes in market environment
ƒƒ IPO window and operations timeline
ƒƒ The company’s need for capital & the
shareholder’s liquidity requirements
A ‘FAIR’ VALUATION
ƒƒ The role of your Equity Story and of
market conditions
ƒƒ Investors are more sensitive to value in
complicated market periods.
OPERATION’S STRUCTURE
ƒƒ A strengthening of capital base and
new sources of funding to build the
company
ƒƒ Limited transfer of longstanding
shareholders at the time of IPO
ƒƒ Higher rate of growth and value
creation for shareholders before and
after IPO
ƒƒ A satisfactory number of shares
offered and a minimum float to
guarantee market liquidity.
SUSTAINABLE FINANCIAL STRUCTURE
ƒƒ A reasonable debt to capitalisation
ratio
ƒƒ The moderated option to utilise equity
to reduce debt.
MARKETING
ƒƒ Identify a significant investor base and
marketing before the operation
EURONEXT :
THE EUROPEAN TECH
SME LISTING VENUE OF CHOICE
Euronext is the largest and most active exchange
in Europe
Euronext is the 1st largest and most active
exchange in Europe, with a combined issuer
market capitalization close to €3.3 trillion and a
traded value of €1.5 trillion.
Offers access to the most diverse investor base,
with investors structured mainly around two of
the most important asset management regions –
US and Europe.
Benefits from a high number of asset managers,
and offers unique access to retail investors.
The comprehensive support given to SMEs from
individual investors is a major asset for raising
capital and post-IPO liquidity.
A specialized service for SMES
Euronext offers access to capital at an early
stage of your development. Euronext’s strong
SME franchise - more than 742 listed companies
with a market capitalization below €1 billion
- provides fast growing companies with an
opportunity to raise typically between €10-100
million euros.
Euronext is a very dynamic SME IPO
marketplace, with 62 IPOs since January 2015.
Over the last two years, European SMEs indices
have significantly outperformed their US
counterparts and are close to an all-time high.
Our Tech sector in figures
Euronext is the European listing venue of choice for Tech SMEs, and has built a strong reputation
across all Tech sectors through the development of a strong support for Tech SMEs in order to offer
them the help they need to finance their growth.
330
€7.3bn
€43bn
668
74
Listed Tech SMEs
operating in the
Digital, Cleantech
and Life sciences
industries
Aggregated market
capitalization
Tech SMEs listings
over the last three
years
Dedicated value
services offer and
tailor-made markets
for Tech SMEs
Active institutional
investors on this
segment
Raised by Tech SMEs
on our markets over
the last three years
SME
Foster
external
growth
Strengthen
leadership
Motivate staff
and build
loyalty
Structure
the company
Facilitate
recruitement
Access
the capital
market
Enhance
domestic
and international
profile and
reputation
Raise funds
to finance
expansion
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
All data as of March 2017.
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8. EnterNext
Launched in May 2013, EnterNext is a subsidiary of
Euronext designed to develop and promote its stock
markets specifically for small and medium-size
enterprises (SMEs). Using Euronext’s pan-European
presence, EnterNext promotes initiatives for companies
with market capitalisations under €1 billion, including
companies listed in the B and C compartments
of its regulated European markets and on Alternext, the
market tailored to the needs of SMEs. EnterNext plays
an active role in facilitating SMEs’ access to financial
markets, helping them generate the funds they need
to grow at regional, national and pan-European level.
Boosting the financing of the Tech* sector
on the Exchange
Our TechShare programme is part of a series of
initiatives designed to support the financing of Tech
companies.Other efforts towards the Tech community
include:
ƒƒ An increased assistance for the 330 listed Tech
companies in order to raise their visibility, including a
financial analysis programme with Morningstar,
The TechCorner website and specialised conferences
ƒƒ The ‘Tech 40’ label for particularly noteworthy Tech
stocks, gaining special access to premium services
(dedicated index, roadshows, exclusive club, etc.)
* The Tech sector includes companies in Digital innovation, Life sciences and
Clean Tech companies.
Further information
To find out more about the financing
of the Tech sector by capital markets,
CEO testimonies for the TechShare
programme as well as experts’ advice,
please visit: The TechCorner at
tech.euronext.com
Or contact: techshare@euronext.com
#EnterNext
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9. Inez de Greef-van de Sandt, Treeway, CEO -
The program is really good, not only because
of the content but also because of the other
participants. It helps broaden your view on
entrepeneurship and grow your business
basically.
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past editions
David Houssemand,
Inventy, CEO & Cofounder –
The TechShare programme
is especially for CEO’s to
better understand what
kind of value we could get
through an IPO. It’s also
a unique place to meet
experts in this domain and
to get feedback and advice
to best prepare our IPO.
Paul Marchal, Eyeco Eyeco, Founder & CEO –
It was a really good opportunity to meet a lot of European entrepreneurs, and to build up
a network; I was really happy to get this opportunity from Euronext. I learned a lot about
how you have to pitch your company. We had a lot of sessions on how to build up a good
equity story and I think that was extremely helpful in order to help us raise funding for the
next round.
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