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Businesses across Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Internet of Things, FinTech, Medtech and Cybersecurity pitched to potential investors and incubators from the UK. These start-ups will be supported by the Department for International Trade in setting up shop in foreign shores. The seven winners were announced at the reception hosted by the British High Commission in New Delhi, 11 December 2018. The winners were awarded an all-expenses paid trip to the UK.
For more updates, follow #GREATforCollaboration and #FutureTechFest on Twitter.
Businesses across Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Internet of Things, FinTech, Medtech and Cybersecurity pitched to potential investors and incubators from the UK. These start-ups will be supported by the Department for International Trade in setting up shop in foreign shores. The seven winners were announced at the reception hosted by the British High Commission in New Delhi, 11 December 2018. The winners were awarded an all-expenses paid trip to the UK.
For more updates, follow #GREATforCollaboration and #FutureTechFest on Twitter.
i had a very unusual new year's eve celebration this time. i spent it at the hospital lab where rj is on duty amidst all the celebrations around the world for the coming of 2008. hey, we partied the way we could so it's all good. i was waiting for the victims of firecracker related injuries, but instead we got a drunk guy with a stab wound. oh well, maybe next year. haha! i'm bad.
Expert panelists: Zeev Zehavi, David Israeli, Ken Abramowitz at:
3rd Annual Trendlines Investment Event in Israel
December 26, 2012
Shefayim, Israel
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Ireland must resolve ‘infrastructure bottlenecks’ to remain competitive – American Chamber
The Government must urgently push forward with investment in infrastructure including housing, roads and broadband if the country is to maintain its status as a ‘go to’ destination for FDI after Brexit, according to the American Chamber of Commerce Ireland, which hosted a Southern Conference in UCC, Cork today.
The conference focused on innovation, collaboration and opportunities for FDI in the Munster region. Cork has thrived as a centre of excellence for Biopharma, Medtech, and more recently, Cyber Security.
At the event, American Chamber asserted that in order to consolidate the Region’s position as a leader in this space and see it through to the next phase of growth, the Government must ensure that infrastructure is not only brought up to standard but is future proofed. It highlighted that that the upgrading of road infrastructure and the provision of rural broadband are of huge importance for the area.
At the conference, the American Chamber also highlighted the importance of Ireland’s competitiveness, particularly in light of the looming Brexit challenges, stating that the main concern for multi-nationals is now around how to attract and retain talented individuals from at home and abroad to work and live here.
While presenting many challenges, the conference also heard about how Brexit presents opportunities for FDI, as Ireland will become the only native English-speaking country left in the EU. It also has a good talent pool and a long and proven track record as a base for US companies to trade into EMEA and beyond.
Picture shows from left, Pat English, Partner Matheson, Prof. Patrick O'Shea, President UCC, Mark Redmond, Chief Executive American Chamber of Commerce Ireland, Mary Buckley, Executive Director IDA, and Mark Gantly, President American Chamber of Commerce Ireland.
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