In 2024, the tech industry will witness a momentous event with the introduction of the ScaleUp Program. This program targets ambitious, technology-driven startups, particularly those aiming for Series A to B financing. Designed to accelerate growth, it will connect the burgeoning businesses with industry veterans, potential allies, and investors, potentially revolutionizing not only their operation mode but also their future success trajectories.
The ScaleUp Startups Exhibitor Program offers startups a unique stage to display their solutions, expand their influence, and enhance their visibility in the tech world. They can attract attention by disseminating their innovative ideas to potential investors and tech enthusiasts. Furthermore, the platform facilitates networking opportunities, mentorship sessions, and professional workshops, all of which are designed to strengthen their business skills and technological proficiency.
Startup participants will be given an organized display area including a table, linen, and chairs to showcase their products and services. Ample time is allocated for them to engage with attendees and answer questions about their offerings.
Boosting tech startups with the ScaleUp Program
This event presents them with unequalled opportunities to connect with potential investors, customers, and collaborators.
The package for participation costs $3,500, covering four team passes, a branded tabletop sign, and free Wi-Fi. Attendee startups will have a dedicated exhibition and networking area, and they will be offered assistance throughout the event. The package takes care of their needs, allowing startups to focus on their presentation and interaction with potential collaborators.
Startups will also have their logos and company details featured on the event’s mobile app, gain access to lead-generation services, and a selected media list for enhanced media coverage. In addition, ten extra Expo+ passes are included in the package to facilitate further networking.
If a startup’s application is not accepted for any reason, they are assured a full refund, reducing potential risks. To enhance their chances of acceptance, startups are encouraged to adhere to application guidelines. If rejected due to guideline non-compliance, refund offers might not apply. It’s advised for unsuccessful startups to refine their applications for a stronger impact in the future.
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