Chem-Match: Corporates meet Startups 2022 "Green & Digital"

Matchmaking Event to initiate collaboration between the chemical industry and startups!

The chemical industry faces diverse challenges these days. Issues like digitisation, process improvements, ecological and social responsibility, supply chains and energy crisis shape a new operation setting for companies. The pressure to innovate is high, while the time needed remains an obstacle. The pressure to innovate is high while the time needed stays an obstacle. Ambitious corporates rely on cooperative approaches to innovate. They use the dynamics in the startup scene to speed-up their research and development efforts.

The "Chem-Match: Corporates meet Startups" event brings impetus to the chemical open innovation. Like in the successful 2019 to 2021 editions, we match corporates with startups from the fields of chemistry, biotechnology, bioelectronics, environmental technologies and sustainability, digital process management and digital innovation.

Hessen Trade & Invest with the Enterprise Europe Network and the project partners CIEX Europe Conference, 5-HT Digital Hub Chemistry & Health, International Sustainable Chemistry Collaborative Centre (ISC3), Infraserv at Industry Park Höchst, European IP Helpdesk and EIT Manufacturing Central offer this special event format for meeting and discussing about corporate - startup collaboration.

• Startups and Scaleups
  use the matchmaking event and the conference programme at the CIEX Europe 2022 conference on 5 and 6 October. in Frankfurt.  Moreover meet IP experts.

• Corporates/Chemical Companies
  meet innovative startups during the matchmaking event on 6 and 7 October.
  
  

Register now free of charge with your individual cooperation request and check for suitable partners. Please note that participation is reserved to startups and corporates from chemistry, biotechnology, bioelectronics, environment and digital/IT.

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