How to deal with changes in innovation ecosystems? The Nordic-Baltic Dynamics conference has the answers
The renowned Baltic Dynamics Conference for science parks and other tech entrepreneurship promoters will take place for the 22nd time this year. This time let‘s meet in Stockholm and have quick look at what else is going to be different:
Title and Location. Sweden´s national association Swedish Incubators & Science Parks (SISP) joined the organizers. Formerly called the Baltic Dynamics Conference, the event is now called due to the widening of its scope to the whole Nordic region. Also, The Nordic-Baltic Dynamics Conference location has moved out of the Baltic States and this year we will meet in Stockholm!
Programme and new topics. In terms of the updated content the conference program will offer plenty of opportunity for mutual interaction, active international group work and practical problem solving in addition to the conference keynote speeches.
Focus on resilience. When the impact of the world economy on the environment and people is in focus, the sharing economy and growing emergence of startups are disrupting traditional industries, and global sociopolitical stability cannot be taken for granted, higher resilience gives a valuable competitive edge to any stakeholder in the innovation ecosystem. We are waiting for science and technology parks, innovation, and research centers, entrepreneurship promoters, incubators and accelerators, policy makers and all other innovators to learn and contribute to the discussion about what they can do to become more resilient.
Checkout more information and registration coming shortly: https://nordicbalticdynamics.eu
The Nordic-Baltic Dynamics conference originated as an initiative of the Baltic Association of Science/Technology Parks and Innovation Centres – BASTIC - and has been held annually since its inception in 1996. The conference venue has been rotated between the Baltic States – Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Kaunas Science and Technology Park is reponsible for organizing the conference in Lithuania.