Catalonia takes part in SuperNova creativity and innovation festival in Antwerp
Catalan Economy
27 Sep 2018
A Catalan delegation organized by Catalonia Trade & Investment will take part in the SuperNova festival (the Creativity World Forum), one of the largest conferences on creativity and innovation in the world. The event will take place in Antwerp (Belgium) from the 27th of September until the 30th.
The Catalan delegation brings together representatives from Catalonia Trade & Investment, the Barcelona Design Center (BCD), ADI-FAD (Association of Industrial Design) the ELISAVA – Barcelona School of Design and Engineering and Catalan students. The delegation will showcase Catalonia as an innovation, entrepreneurship and creativity global hub.
The SuperNova festival will gather over 3,000 experts in innovation, creativity and entrepreneurship from around the world. The aim of the event is to define the trends and to share their visions on the technologies, business concepts and creative ventures of the future.
Several activities will be held throughout the festival, including plenary sessions with different technological opinion leaders and gurus on the future of innovation and creativity for companies, a b2b fair on technological solutions, a pitching session to attract investors, a talent attraction event with groundbreaking companies and networking sessions.
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