The global crisis caused by the outbreak of COVID-19 has created a demand for more innovative technologies and better technology collaboration across the world as a way of addressing the growing challenges currently facing our new realities. Caused.
With this in mind, Israel’s Emerging Markets Finder, a non-profit organization designed to promote and connect investors and innovators to Israel’s high-tech ecosystem, is set to bring the same successful format to Taiwan. Announced the contract made. The agreement was signed with Taiwan’s Industrial Innovation (i2i), a technology ecosystem builder that connects and supports Taiwan’s stakeholders. i2i launches the Global Finder platform that tracks and accelerates ecosystem development as well as startup innovation, modeled after the successful Israeli platform Start-Up Nation Finder.
Using a format similar to that of Israel, i2i maps approximately 30,000 technology companies, hundreds of incubators and accelerators, and more than 200 VCs active in the island nation’s technology ecosystem, creating a strong global industrial relationship. Allows the opportunity to develop.
We are developing the Start-Up Nation Finder to enable Israeli innovators to establish stronger connections with large global technology users and investors. Google believes that a platform like this is needed for a growing ecosystem. That’s why we have established a Global Finder Network that helps us increase visibility and expand business opportunities for innovative technology ecosystems that are growing around the world,” said Professor Eugene Kandel, Emerging Market Central.
Israeli Start-Up Nation Finder brings more than 6,500 technology companies, R&D centers, investors and tech communities to the global market, creating a model of startup seeding that provides a world of insights, challenges, solutions, trends and performance. Offers. The Finder provides key data-driven investment and collaboration information, primarily to investors, decision makers, and key conglomerates.
Following the huge success of the Israeli model, the Startup Nation Center (SNC) launched similar programs in four other locations, including Thailand, New Zealand, Texas and Michigan in the United States. An innovation sharing model that is a proven way to better communicate technology across the global landscape. SNC will continue its mission and will continue to expand its partnerships to other tech hubs around the world.
The global crisis caused by the outbreak of COVID-19 has created a demand for more innovative technologies and better technology collaboration across the world as a way of addressing the growing challenges currently facing our new realities. Caused.
With this in mind, Israel’s Emerging Markets Finder, a non-profit organization designed to promote and connect investors and innovators to Israel’s high-tech ecosystem, is set to bring the same successful format to Taiwan. Announced the contract made. The agreement was signed with Taiwan’s Industrial Innovation (i2i), a technology ecosystem builder that connects and supports Taiwan’s stakeholders. i2i launches the Global Finder platform that tracks and accelerates ecosystem development as well as startup innovation, modeled after the successful Israeli platform Start-Up Nation Finder.
Using a format similar to that of Israel, i2i maps approximately 30,000 technology companies, hundreds of incubators and accelerators, and more than 200 VCs active in the island nation’s technology ecosystem, creating a strong global industrial relationship. Allows the opportunity to develop.
We are developing the Start-Up Nation Finder to enable Israeli innovators to establish stronger connections with large global technology users and investors. Google believes that a platform like this is needed for a growing ecosystem. That’s why we have established a Global Finder Network that helps us increase visibility and expand business opportunities for innovative technology ecosystems that are growing around the world,” said Professor Eugene Kandel, Emerging Market Central.
Israeli Start-Up Nation Finder brings more than 6,500 technology companies, R&D centers, investors and tech communities to the global market, creating a model of startup seeding that provides a world of insights, challenges, solutions, trends and performance. Offers. The Finder provides key data-driven investment and collaboration information, primarily to investors, decision makers, and key conglomerates.
Following the huge success of the Israeli model, the Startup Nation Center (SNC) launched similar programs in four other locations, including Thailand, New Zealand, Texas and Michigan in the United States. An innovation sharing model that is a proven way to better communicate technology across the global landscape. SNC will continue its mission and will continue to expand its partnerships to other tech hubs around the world.
i2i recently launched its first program in Israel, called IP LaunchPad, with the goal of creating stronger collaboration between Taiwan’s technology and healthcare industries for Israeli innovation. This partnership program aims to connect Israeli start-ups with Taiwanese investors and provide them with a preliminary foothold in the Asian market.
Source: Nati Levi
“We look forward to finding ways to collaborate by connecting companies, start-ups and investors through the Global Finder Network,” said Dr. Gary Gong, chairman of i2i. Launching GlobalFinder in Taiwan, Israeli technology We are continuing our efforts to strengthen collaboration with us, as evidenced by the recent launch of our unique IP LaunchPad innovation program that connects Israeli startups with the Taiwan ecosystem.”