The Digital Services Act, in partnership with Allied for Startups are hosting the next event in their newly-rebranded Involve series, an online discussion outlining the opportunities and potential challenges that the upcoming Digital Services Act presents to the Startup community.

This event, will allow startups to come together and share concrete action items to engage with policymakers at a national & EU level. It’s an opportunity to discover how your business models could be adversely affected by the Digital Services Act, and why it’s important to maintain and strengthen the founding principles of the internet economy within Europe.

The event will be held online on the 4^th of June 1.00 PM – 2.30PM CEST and tickets are available here.

The Action Innovation Network is hosting a webinar on 9^th June 2020 at 9.00am – 10.00 pm EDT. The webinar will be hosted by Ben Littauer, an angel investor with Walnut Ventures. Littauer has experience making investments in more than 40 companies over the past 12 years. For the last few of years, he has been looking at an alternate funding structure, Revenue-Based Financing (RBF), that would allow investment in companies that don’t fit the normal VC/angel equity investment model.

Details about this alternative funding method will be discussed and innovators are encouraged to attend to learn why certain small, profitable companies can be a good match for this type of funding model. More information and the registration link can be found here.

The Dublin Tech Summit is a two-day global conference that brings together some of the most influential tech and business leaders to share inspiring stories of growth, best practices for business development and the latest trends expected for 2020 and beyond. All this and plenty of opportunities for networking!

With 10,000 attendees from 70 countries, 200 guest speakers and 300 global media representatives, DTS has become “Europe’s fastest growing tech conference” and a fantastic opportunity for the world’s leading brands and companies to accelerate growth within the Irish market.

Topics that will be covered include emerging technologies, diversity, scaling for startups and much more.

You can find out more information here.

Startup Olé is one of the biggest tech-entrepreneurial events in Europe and acts as a meeting point for the international tech-entrepreneurial ecosystem. With more than 20,000 participants from 120 countries, more than 850 startups, scaleups and spinoffs, and more than 650 key players and 500 speakers, the event is a fantastic opportunity to learn, network and grow your business. An investment portfolio of more than €50 million will also be present. Can you afford to miss out?

At Startup Olé, attendees, startups, accelerators, corporates, investors, universities and public institutions will meet to develop synergies, secure financing opportunities and boost the digital transformation through a series of activities like matchmaking, roundtables, workshops, networking app and of course networking the Spanish way! 

Find out more information here. 

In the past few years, the rest of the world has been sprinting forward while we’ve sat watching. No wonder the US and China are now home to over eighty percent of the world’s unicorns. It’s time to do something about it! From keynote speakers, to mentoring sessions, to the European Continental Finale of the Startup World Cup, the Startup World Cup & Summit is all about getting Europe back on track.

The SWCSummit is where Europe’s most promising founders meet investors, learn from each other, and start relationships that can change the trajectory of their businesses. It’s also a place where sharing a great idea in a casual networking session often leads to immediate investments. This is, after all, the biggest startup competition in Europe.

Find out more here.

On the 1^st to 3^rd of December 2020, the European Commission, German Presidency and the Federal Ministry of Education and Research are hosting a high-level policy conference on the importance of Europe taking a leading role in shaping the digital age. The conference, hosted in Cologne, is being held as a part of the Commission’s goal of making Europe and Europeans fit for the digital age. ICT 2020 will be a conference where interactive exhibitions of EU-funded projects will be displayed and 5000 researchers, innovators, engineers, policymakers, investors and venture capitalists will come together.

Collaboration opportunities offered by the Digital Europe Programme (DEP) and Horizon Europe (HE) will be presented during the conference.

More information on the event can be found here.

EU-Startups Summit is the annual flagship event of EU-Startups.com – the leading online magazine about startups in Europe. The 2021 edition will gather over 1,500 founders, startup enthusiasts, corporates, angel investors, VCs, and media from across Europe. There will be fireside chats with famous Internet entrepreneurs, an exciting pitch competition, great networking opportunities and much more.

You can find out more here.