Please join us for Tech Needs Discovery #3: industry Challenges on 25 September at SBIC Noordwijk starting at 13:00 – including lunch.
Why?
We have found that the series Tech Needs Discovery has brought focused target groups together and brought multiple leads who are now working together towards actual sales funnels, and is a successful way to work with the ESA Technology Broker NL. This edition we will implement our earlier findings for an even better networking experience.
This time, instead of on-stage tech need pitches followed by matchmaking, we will host interactive breakout sessions. Participants from different industries (Space, Agri-Food, High-Tech, and Energy), will work together to co-develop solutions to real-world challenges submitted by you and your fellow attendees. You will collaborate with professionals from diverse backgrounds and expertise levels, and share your team’s proposed solutions in a closing plenary. Attendees will submit what they believe is the most pressing challenges they are facing right now; they will see the space sector not taking centre stage and, instead, coming together with the three other industries to jointly design solutions.
More info and register your attendance for 25 September here
This series is in collaboration with the European Space Agency, Innovation Quarter, Holland High Tech and Hi Delta. Following the programme, participants are invited to join the monthly networking event for the space industry.
Programme:
13:00 Walk-in with network lunch (register before 15 sept to enjoy lunch)
14:00 Start Event with Industry challenges & Sector Workshops
15:30 Break
15:45 Sharing Solutions and recap by the ESA Technology Broker NL
17:00 NL Space Campus Network & Drinks (Register Here)
Who is it for?
🔹 Startups and SMEs: Seeking use cases, partners, scaling support
🔹Large enterprises: Scouting innovation and disruptive tech
🔹Public organisations: Driving impact through policy or procurement
🔹Research institutes: Translating research into practice
More info and register your attendance for 25 September here