Are you a HealthTech or BioTech Startup? Apply Now to X-Europe

The EU funded programme called X-Europe aims to foster the growth of the leading European deeptech startups by providing top-notch training and services, and guiding partnerships with investors, corporations, and governments. The programme is delivered by five leaders in the startup community - F6S, TNW, Design Terminal, Growth Tribe, and TechChill.

X-Europe's first cohort focuses on HealthTech and BioTech is looking to boost 25 startups between May and November 2020 through matchmaking, training, and promotion. Additionally, X-Europe seeks to connect ecosystems across Europe and allow opportunities, companies, and capital to flow freely across the continent. All services of the X-Europe programme are free of charge thanks to Startup Europe.

25 selected deeptech startups get:

  • Free entry and showcasing at The Next Web conference, 1-2 Oct 2020, Amsterdam
  • Matchmaking with investors
  • Building partnerships with corporations - your solution might be the solution to their business challenge
  • Free in-person & online training, including market-leading courses from Growth Tribe
  • One-on-one mentoring
  • Jobs and talent matchmaking
  • Media exposure
  • Possibility to join the Acceleration week at Design Terminal (Budapest) and access TechChill's and TNW's community Incubators

All face-to-face activities have been booked for after summer time and you can join online services from the comfort of your home!

Applications are now open for Cohort 1 - HealthTech&BioTech

Apply here before 30 April: https://www.f6s.com/xeuropecohort1/apply

For further information, please visit:
http://www.xeurope.eu

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