Applications are now open for the ACE Incubation Program. Learn how to build your science or high-tech company with 12 weeks of training and support. The program kicks off on October 2nd, 2017 with a full week of workshops, followed by 11 separately organized sessions and one-on-one mentoring.
Amsterdam-based tech giants and startups are collaborating with the City of Amsterdam to strengthen the capital’s already extraordinary talent pool. It is the first initiative that encourages tech companies to work together to bring in talent – not just compete for it.
Are you a student, researcher or technology professional with an innovative business idea? The ACE Incubation Programme helps you develop your tech or science concept into a successful company. We cover all stages of starting a business and help you boost your entrepreneurial skills. Once you are accepted into the program, we guarantee two years of support. We have an expansive network of mentors, investors and industry experts who want to work with young innovators like you!
Do you have a high potential startup in the field of Drug Development, Diagnostics, Medical Devices or Bioinformatics and would you like to get specialised coaching? Sign up for the Venture Challenge Fall 2017! A 10-week coaching programme. You might take home the €25,000 prize money for your pitch after the programme.
Amsterdam and Venice. Both famous for their picturesque canals and waterways. Both compact, easily walkable, and densely populated. Both overflowing with culture, filled with beautiful architecture, and renowned for offering a high quality of life. There’s only one problem - many parts of both cities are bursting at the seams with tourists.
Employment is changing dramatically. With the push of a button we can have services delivered to our exact location and the number of gig workers is substantial and rising. What does the new world of work mean to us? The 19th and 20th of October, academics, policymakers, business leaders and platform workers will come together to experience the future of work and find ways to shape it.
