We’re meeting at Wolves Summit in less than a month and if you’re participating as a startup, investor or executive, we strongly suggest you make the most out of the conference. Through networking, to be precise.

What you should always keep in mind is that memory sucks. So your goal as a startup needs to remain simple: make them remember you. The startup ecosystem has seen many pitching competitions, including Wolves Summit’s Great Pitch.

Wolves Summit is entering its third year of activity. This international technology conference is taking place for the 5th time on 28-29 March 2017 in Warsaw, Poland. During this year’s edition 350 selected startups will get the chance to participate for free. They will meet 250 investors and 350 corporate executives in just 2 days.

The fourth edition of an international conference for startups, investors and corporations, Wolves Summit, is over. One of the most important tech events in Central and Eastern Europe gained representatives from 47 countries, who could meet and discuss innovations in business for 4 days.

There is no universal key to achieving success but one thing’s always relevant: you need a fully committed team. A Polish startup Migam, which attended Wolves Summit in October 2015, has developed a unique way to engage with the community and is on the right path to creating an international success story.

When it comes to thinking big and striving to stay up-to-date with the industry, we must consider bringing innovation to our companies. Where else to look for them, if not among all those aspiring young tech startups?

If you haven’t heard of SwipeStox yet, you’ve got some catchng up to do. This Germany-based startup developed a revolutionary social trading app, which can be called a Facebook or Tinder for trading. It’s simple, yet brilliant.