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EIT Investors Day @ Nasdaq

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The EIT, together with Nasdaq, are organising an Investors Day for entrepreneurs powered by some of the EIT’s Innovation Communities.

Innovators supported by EIT DigitalEIT Health, EIT InnoEnergy and EIT RawMaterials will be pitching.

The event will provide EIT Community supported ventures with a unique opportunity to:

  • Pitch to selected investors and entrepreneurs from Nasdaq’s ecosystem. 
  • Learn from companies listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and key relevant stakeholders about their experience in listing companies and successfully raising funds.

Speakers will include:

  • Niclas Homberg, MD Nasdaq Listing Sweden 
  • Adam Kostyal, Senior Vice President of Listing Services, Nasdaq
  • Rolf Nagel, Governing Board member, EIT
  • Lena Apler Jump, Chairman of the Board of Collector AB, Collector Bank and Colligent Inkasso AB
  • Kenneth Häggmark, CTO/Head of Innovation for Bublar

Selected companies already listed on Nasdaq - First North will learn about EIT Community business acceleration services and innovation driven research projects. These are offered through the EIT’s Innovation Communities activities and the selected companies will find out how to join Europe’s largest innovation network and benefit from EIT funding, EIT acceleration programmes, including investor readiness and expansion plans support services.

EIT Community ventures that have been selected to pitch at the Investors Day:  

  • Naava 
  • Apprl
  • Sensative
  • Talpa Solutions
  • Firstbeat
  • C Green
  • CorPower Ocean
  • Foreseeti
  • Samster
  • Phoenix BioPower
  • Advitos
  • Ontoforce 
  • Capitainer
  • Diabeloop 
  • Kinesis 

Download the agenda here

About Nasdaq - First North Stockholm

Nasdaq - First North was developed by Nasdaq Stockholm in 2006 as a marketplace for early-stage companies to grow both financially and organically. Nasdaq - First North is regulated as a Multilateral Trading Facility (MTF), with more flexible listing requirements than the Main Market, thus enabling smaller companies to access the capital markets while realising their growth potential.