Ecosystem Event Engineering
3h networking event
Overview
Welcome to Ecosystem Event Engineering! This unique gathering is designed to connect alumni from the Innosuisse Entrepreneurship Training with key industry players, experts, and potential investors. It’s a dynamic platform for networking, knowledge-sharing, and collaboration, tailored to support your entrepreneurial growth. Join us to exchange ideas, explore opportunities, and strengthen your place within the thriving startup ecosystem.
What to Expect
Immerse yourself in an evening filled with inspiration, insights, and connections. Highlights of the event include:- Expert Panels and Pitches: Hear from industry leaders and fellow entrepreneurs as they share their challenges, successes, and lessons learned. Discover fresh ideas and strategies to elevate your business.
- Focused Discussions: Engage in small-group conversations on essential topics like scaling, innovation, and investment. Get practical advice and actionable insights from peers and experts.
- Networking Opportunities: Meet alumni, industry experts, and investors over snacks and drinks. Build meaningful relationships and explore potential collaborations.
Why Attend?
- Learn and Collaborate: Gain valuable insights and strategies from experienced entrepreneurs and experts.
- Expand Your Network: Connect with individuals who share your passion for entrepreneurship and innovation.
- Stay Inspired: Discover inspiring stories and ideas that fuel your journey forward.
Event Details
- Time: From 17.00 - 20.00
- Location: On-site, see specific event
- Cost: Free of charge for participants
- Language: English
- Registration: required
Join Us!
Don’t miss this opportunity to connect, learn, and grow within a vibrant entrepreneurial community. Secure your spot today and be part of an evening dedicated to innovation, collaboration, and success.
We can’t wait to see you there!
The new Swiss Venture Capital Report was published on 26 January. It analyses 304 financing rounds closed in 2020 and includes further article such as an interview with Michael Hengartner, President of the ETH Board, and a list of Swiss "soonicorns". 
