Intesa Sanpaolo and Ellen MacArthur Foundation introduce the upcoming investment forum “Circular Economy Startup Initiative”, to highlight the opportunity of innovative applications in the Food industry for Circular Economy – a €1.8 trillion annual potential for Europe1.
The event will take place during the morning of November 24, 2017 in the Innovation Center of Intesa Sanpaolo – London Hub.
After the great success of the conferences held in November 2016 on financing solutions, and in May 2017 on disruptive materials, this third edition will focus on Circular Economy innovative technologies and business models for the Food industry.
The topic will be debated with a group of Corporate experts, followed by a distinctive selection of Circular Emerging Startup pitches.
During the event you will have the chance to:
– Learn about innovative circular materials and disruptive startups reshaping our future
– Increase the resilience of your investment portfolio with Circular Economy insights
– Deepen the impact of processes and new business models such as design for remanufacturing, products-as-a-service and raw materials procurement
Participation is free of charge, seat availability is limited to 80 places.
To participate, please register on Circular Economy Startup Initiative/registration.
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