ech-Park Kaunas Joins EBN – The European Business and Innovation Centre Network
Tech-Park Kaunas has officially joined EBN (European Business and Innovation Centre Network) – an international network of over 170 organisations across 35+ countries that foster business and innovation. This membership marks a significant step towards deeper engagement within the European innovation ecosystem.
"This membership is not just a step into the European innovation landscape – it is a long-term investment in the region’s entrepreneurship and technology growth. As EBN members, we are committed to further strengthening Lithuania’s innovation ecosystem, helping startups and SMEs access new markets, investments, and partnerships", emphasises Director of Tech-Park Kaunas, Paulius Nezabitauskas.
Membership Objectives:
- Enhancing international collaboration by participating in EU projects such as Horizon Europe.
- Accessing valuable insights on funding opportunities, policy developments, and innovation trends.
- Strengthening expertise through advanced business support methodologies, training, and best practices.
- Contributing to regional growth by sharing knowledge and connections with Kaunas’ startup and SME community.
What This Means for Tech-Park Kaunas:
- Participation in EU|BIC training and certification programmes to enhance service quality.
- Engagement in specialised thematic groups, ranging from circular economy to defence, culture, and healthcare.
- Support for export-oriented startups through soft-landing programmes and international networking opportunities.
- Expansion of global partnerships by joining consortia and accessing EBN’s exclusive funding monitoring platforms.
Find out more about the EBN community: https://ebn.eu/