Global CONNECT™: a network committed to growing new technology clusters worldwide



Fifth Annual Global CONNECT™ Conference

December 12-13, 2007
Millennium Gloucester Hotel

London, England

Driving the development of regional technology clusters through global alliances

The Annual Conference showcases the emergence of a global infrastructure to improve the efficiency of bringing technology breakthroughs to market. The Conference focuses on the building blocks of successful regional innovation platforms.

Join a select group of regional network leaders from around the world to review developments in:

  • Seed and early-stage funding
  • Technology business acceleration and incubation
  • International region-to-region collaboration
  • Attracting a critical mass of entrepreneurs
  • Alternative exit strategies.

Practice what you preach by joining a panel of experts in critiquing the business case of a new regional program, through the CONNECT Springboard program.

Learn how regions are organizing themselves to be leaders in cleantech.

Hear how leading UK policymakers see the role of government in stimulating science and innovation.

We look forward to seeing you in London this December.

Global CONNECT™ thanks the following sponsors for their generous support of this event:

chartered accountants sussex

 

Morrison | Foerster

 

This page last updated 07-Nov-07.

 The City of London on the River Thames as viewed from the South Bank

London

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