Life's not a bed of roses for startups and corporations beginning their partnership journey. Each side of the equation bring their share to the table; corporations—financing and mentorship, up-and-coming companies—innovative technology and youthful entrepreneurial spirit. As an executive, you have a lot of ideas and expectations. However, in order for the cooperation to be successful, both sides must be on the same page. How to achieve that agreement? Let’s find out.
The number of 1:1 meetings you can have at each Wolves Summit is truly impressive—over 40 during a two-day conference. With at least two events each year, there is still plenty of time that you can spend on building and maintaining relations with startups, either those met at the conference or new ones. To meet your needs, we have developed the Wolves Match online platform. Here are its features and resultant benefits.
Being an investor or a corporate executive, each year brings you plenty of opportunities to network at conferences, meet with tech startups and establish new connections. You probably already have Wolves Summit marked in your calendar since it’s a must-attend event in the CEE region. We—as the organisers—place considerable emphasis on the issue of efficiency. That’s why meetings at Wolves Summit are pre-scheduled and last only 15 minutes. Is that enough time to decide whether a given startup is the right fit? Absolutely. You might also consider following two simple recommendations to get the most out of each minute.
In today’s innovation industry, it's often the startup that calls all the shots. If you don’t want to fall behind, it is crucial to build and maintain strong relations with up-and-coming companies. You can avoid being left out by running a recruitment programme throughout the entire year. Consider adopting the following best practices to increase the chances of attracting the best and brightest of the startup world.
Participants of the Wolves Summit conference need to decide which ticket suits them best. Participants purchasing the Executive, Corporate and Investor Tickets are granted access to the Matchmaking tool enabling a well-matched 1:1 networking during the conference. A detailed startup information is also provided to Corporate and Investor Ticket-holders, making each meeting more effective since no introductions are necessary.
For some, a startup is tricky and risky, for others, it’s their bread and butter. Do you know everything you need to before you start investing in them?
As another year approaches, investors usually dig into conference calendars in search of most valuable events to attend the following 12 months. To achieve the best results, they need to think about a proper preparation beforehand, perfect execution during, and correct summary after the event. What are the top hints to consider when planning a fruitful business trip to a conference?
Life's not a bed of roses for startups and corporations beginning their partnership journey. Each side of the equation bring their share to the table; corporations—financing and mentorship, up-and-coming companies—innovative technology and youthful entrepreneurial spirit. As an executive, you have a lot of ideas and expectations. However, in order for the cooperation to be successful, both sides must be on the same page. How to achieve that agreement? Let’s find out.
The number of 1:1 meetings you can have at each Wolves Summit is truly impressive—over 40 during a two-day conference. With at least two events each year, there is still plenty of time that you can spend on building and maintaining relations with startups, either those met at the conference or new ones. To meet your needs, we have developed the Wolves Match online platform. Here are its features and resultant benefits.
Being an investor or a corporate executive, each year brings you plenty of opportunities to network at conferences, meet with tech startups and establish new connections. You probably already have Wolves Summit marked in your calendar since it’s a must-attend event in the CEE region. We—as the organisers—place considerable emphasis on the issue of efficiency. That’s why meetings at Wolves Summit are pre-scheduled and last only 15 minutes. Is that enough time to decide whether a given startup is the right fit? Absolutely. You might also consider following two simple recommendations to get the most out of each minute.
In today’s innovation industry, it's often the startup that calls all the shots. If you don’t want to fall behind, it is crucial to build and maintain strong relations with up-and-coming companies. You can avoid being left out by running a recruitment programme throughout the entire year. Consider adopting the following best practices to increase the chances of attracting the best and brightest of the startup world.
Participants of the Wolves Summit conference need to decide which ticket suits them best. Participants purchasing the Executive, Corporate and Investor Tickets are granted access to the Matchmaking tool enabling a well-matched 1:1 networking during the conference. A detailed startup information is also provided to Corporate and Investor Ticket-holders, making each meeting more effective since no introductions are necessary.
For some, a startup is tricky and risky, for others, it’s their bread and butter. Do you know everything you need to before you start investing in them?
As another year approaches, investors usually dig into conference calendars in search of most valuable events to attend the following 12 months. To achieve the best results, they need to think about a proper preparation beforehand, perfect execution during, and correct summary after the event. What are the top hints to consider when planning a fruitful business trip to a conference?
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Warsaw, October 23-24, 2018