Meeting "Deep-Tech Entrepreneurship in Spain".
Lars Frolund (Lecturer at Mit), Fernando Galindo-Rueda (OECD), Asier Rufino (Tecnalia Ventures) and Faÿçal Hafied (moderator)
Dialogue on the institutions that support Deep-Tech, with the aim of emphasising the importance of shaping an explicit support strategy and the importance of clearly defining the concept, with Lars Frolund, professor of innovation ecosystems and deep tech companies at MIT and member of the European Innovation Council; Fernando Galindo-Rueda, senior economist in the Economic Analysis and Statistics Division of the OECD; Óscar Sala, evaluator-expert at the European Innovation Council and the SME Executive Agency (EISMEA); and Asier Rufino, founder and CEO of Tecnalia Ventures.
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