On Thursday, July 3, the Entrepreneur Focus Day of the NEULAND Knowledge Week will be all about founding, innovation and the path from the lab to your own startup.
Regardless of whether you are currently fine-tuning your idea, have already founded or
you are simply curious. Here you will find inspiration, exchange and
concrete support on all aspects of entrepreneurship.
The kick-off will be provided by
9 to 12 o'clock the final pitching session of the seminar
"Business Planning for Founders - Startup CFO" . Students present their
Business plans and
Financial strategieswhich they developed as part of the course. An exciting insight into the mindset of future
Founder and
Founders with plenty of room for discussion and new contacts.
From 10 am the KIT-Gründerschmiede opens its doors for the
Open House to the
Start-up consulting. Whether you have a specific idea or simply want to know what the path from research to your own company might look like. The experts on site will answer your questions, point out funding opportunities and help you take the next step.
In the early evening, it's time to get down to business: at
5 p.m. starts the
Panel discussion "From lab to startup: tech transfer as a success factor" presented by KTUR . Founder
inside, scientists and transfer experts talk about central issues and
Success factors for DeepTech start-ups, about
Challenges in technology transfer and about what universities need to do to
Putting innovations into practice. Whether it's a hardware start-up or a spin-off from research, here you get a real insight into practice.
Directly afterwards,
from 19 o'clockr, the legendary
Founders' barbecue on the Kronenplatzthis time in cooperation with KTUR . With music, bratwurst (also vegan) and cool drinks, people interested in founding a company, start-ups, students and alumni meet up for a relaxed exchange. Whether you have already founded a company or simply want to get to know the community, the founders' barbecue is the perfect place to do so.
The
Entrepreneur focus day shows: Innovation requires courage, a good network and the right framework conditions - and you will find all of this at KIT on July 3.
