Startups

It seems I'm reading more and more content about events with the return of live shows. In this week's reading list, you get a report, a directory of event technology vendors, two articles about using VR for events and experiential marketing and one piece about the (slow) return of business travel.

As crazy as it sounds, we can technically already "taste" the Internet; in the near future, this information will be sent directly to our brains...but let's start by discovering some currently available projects you should know about.

Weekly Calendar in Entrepreneurship for July 12th-18th.

Startups World provides people around the world the opportunity to hear the most remarkable leaders in the field. Our purpose is to empower everyone to join our efforts, and to provide everyone with the opportunity to learn from the top leaders in the field.

23 teams, brought together by Carbon13's programme, will be pitching their climate focused ventures to the public for the very first time.

The best tech events for entrepreneurs and startups to attend in July 2021, handpicked by our Selected by Sesamers event experts.

Weekly Calendar in Entrepreneurship for July 5th-July 11th.

With startups raising mega-rounds across Europe, they now face the challenge of hiring the talent they need to be global champions. That means not just attracting the best local or European talent, but the very best from around the world.

#WICxInspire is a multi-day networking experience with thought-leadership power talks, diverse recruiting, and curated business development to connect female tech founders and showcase their technology solutions with enterprise buyers, investors, and influencers.

BforPlanet the platform for sustainability that will bring together people and organizations across the world to boost the SDGs in a profitable manner and find solutions to the biggest challenges facing humanity

Women Business Forum will join the international community to further analyze how digitalisation can help empower women as entrepreneurs, traders, workers and professionals as well as discuss the necessary policy measures required to ensure that digitalisation does not leave women behind.

This week is deep. Starting with two books I'd like to read about lost cities and the pseudo-science of trees. A stressful reckoning of our growing incapacity to acknowledge the weakness of our civilization.