Webinar

Date
Hybrid

11:00 am – 12:00 pm


Registration free of charge
Registration required

Venue

online via Microsoft Teams

in person at xG-Incubator 
Fraunhofer Heinrich-Hertz-Institut (1. Etage)
Salzufer 15/16
10587 Berlin

Organizer
xG-Incubator

How to Successfully Apply to StartUpConnect

This hybrid webinar offers practical guidance on the StartUpConnect application process. Participants will gain a step-by-step overview of how to apply, what makes an application stand out, and which common mistakes to avoid. The session will also provide insights into the support, mentorship, and funding opportunities available through the programme.

The event is aimed at researchers exploring startup opportunities or tech transfer pathways, early-stage founders, innovation-driven entrepreneurs, and teams preparing an application to the StartUpConnect incubators. It is also relevant for anyone interested in becoming part of the xG ecosystem.

 

What you’ll learn

  • A step-by-step walkthrough of the StartUpConnect application process
  • How to assess your current position on your startup journey and identify the next steps for growth
  • Insights into what reviewers look for in strong applications
  • How to position your idea, team, and technology for maximum impact
  • Common pitfalls to avoid when applying
  • An overview of the support, mentorship, and funding available through the programme

 

Good to know

The webinar takes place in a hybrid format and can be attended either online or in person. The session lasts 60 minutes. Further details on online participation will be shared after registration.

 

Register here

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