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SUMMARY:International Women’s Day 2026 – Women in Digital
DESCRIPTION:How can Europe accelerate progress toward closing the gender gap in the digital sector?\n  \nOn the occasion of International Women’s Day 2026\, the high-level conference Women in Digital will bring together European leaders\, policymakers\, and digital-sector stakeholders to advance concrete actions that support greater participation of girls and women in ICT. \nJoin the International Women’s Day 2026 – Women in Digital event on 9 March 2026 in Brussels\, with live streaming available across Europe. Inspired by the theme “Give to Gain\,” the conference will focus on how present-day commitments and measurable actions can build a more inclusive\, skilled\, and competitive digital Europe. \nWith the participation of Executive Vice-President Henna Virkkunen and Member of the European Parliament Elena Sancho Murillo\, discussions will address the structural barriers that continue to limit women’s representation in digital fields and the policy measures needed to overcome them. \nThe outcomes of the event will contribute to a renewed Women in Digital Declaration\, building on the 2019 Ministerial Declaration and reinforcing the European Commission’s Digital Decade objectives. \nWhat will you take away from this event?\n\n\nPolicy insights on advancing gender equality in Europe’s digital transformation \n\n\nConcrete measures to increase participation of girls and women in ICT \n\n\nStrategic alignment with the Digital Decade goals \n\n\nA collaborative platform shaping the future Women in Digital agenda \n\n\n  \nWho should attend?\n\n\nEuropean and national policymakers \n\n\nDigital industry leaders and innovators \n\n\nEducation and skills development stakeholders \n\n\nGender equality advocates \n\n\nOrganisations committed to inclusive digital transformation
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/47048
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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SUMMARY:Business Strategies for Tech Startups in Latin America and India with a focus on intangible assets
DESCRIPTION:How are intangible assets shaping the growth of tech startups in Latin America and India?\nIn today’s knowledge-driven economy\, intangible assets\, such as intellectual property\, data\, software\, and brand value\, are becoming key drivers of innovation\, competitiveness\, and long-term business success. For tech startups in emerging markets like Latin America and India\, leveraging these assets effectively can unlock new opportunities for scaling\, investment\, and global expansion. \nJoin EIT Campus\, together with the Latin America and India IP SME Helpdesk\, for an insightful session exploring business strategies for tech startups\, with a special focus on the role of intangible assets. This event brings together experts and practitioners to discuss how startups can identify\, protect\, and commercialize their intellectual property while navigating the unique challenges and opportunities across both regions. \nThrough expert presentations and practical examples\, participants will gain a deeper understanding of how IP and other intangible assets can support sustainable growth\, attract investors\, and enhance market positioning in increasingly competitive digital ecosystems. \nWhat will you take away from this event?\n\n\nStrategic insights on managing and leveraging intangible assets in tech startups. \n\n\nPractical guidance on intellectual property protection in Latin America and India. \n\n\nUnderstanding of regional opportunities\, risks\, and regulatory considerations. \n\n\nReal-world examples of successful IP-driven business strategies. \n\n\nTools to enhance competitiveness\, innovation\, and scalability. \n\n\n  \nWho should attend?\n\n\nTech startup founders and entrepreneurs. \n\n\nInnovation and R&D managers. \n\n\nLegal and IP professionals. \n\n\nInvestors and venture capital representatives. \n\n\nBusiness development and strategy leaders. \n\n\nSMEs looking to expand into Latin America or India. \n\n\nPolicymakers and ecosystem support organizations. \n\n\n  \nJoin this session to explore how intangible assets can become powerful tools for growth\, innovation\, and international expansion in the dynamic tech landscapes of Latin America and India.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/business-strategies-for-tech-startups-in-latin-america-and-india-with-a-focus-on-intangible-assets
CATEGORIES:EIT Campus Events
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SUMMARY:Sustainability Skills for the Future of Work: An HR & ESG Perspective
DESCRIPTION:How can organisations turn sustainability ambitions into real workforce capabilities?\nAs sustainability becomes a core business priority\, many organisations face a critical challenge: translating high-level ESG goals into practical skills\, clearly defined roles\, and actionable workforce strategies. Bridging this gap is essential to ensure that sustainability is not just a commitment on paper\, but a capability embedded across the organisation. \nJoin Learnsy\, in partnership with the EIT Campus\, for the webinar ‘Sustainability Skills for the Future of Work: An HR & ESG Perspective’. This session will explore how organisations can operationalise their sustainability ambitions by equipping employees with the right skills and aligning talent strategies with ESG objectives. \nDrawing on real-world corporate experience\, expert speakers will discuss how upskilling\, reskilling\, and lifelong learning initiatives can empower employees to actively contribute to sustainability goals. The conversation will also address a common organisational challenge: the disconnect between strategic ambition and individual role clarity\, and how to overcome it. \nParticipants will gain practical insights into the most in-demand sustainability skills across industries\, and how these can be effectively integrated into everyday work and organisational structures. The session will provide actionable guidance for HR leaders\, ESG professionals\, and business decision-makers looking to future-proof their workforce. \nWhat will you take away from this event?\n\nInsights into how to translate sustainability and ESG goals into concrete workforce strategies.\nUnderstanding of key sustainability skills required across sectors.\nPractical approaches to upskilling and reskilling employees for sustainability.\nStrategies to bridge the gap between organisational ambition and individual roles.\nReal-world perspectives from industry experts and practitioners.\n\n  \nWho should attend?\n\nHR and talent development professionals.\nESG and sustainability leaders.\nBusiness executives and organisational strategists.\nLearning and development specialists.\nProfessionals involved in workforce transformation and future of work initiatives.\n\n  \nThe session will feature a panel discussion with Suvi Ferraz (CEO\, Learnsy)\, Luisa Esposito (EIT Campus)\, Pippi Blomqvist (Tide Consulting)\, and Jussi Simolin (ExecutESG)\, and will be moderated by Florence Ranson. \nJoin this webinar to explore how organisations can move from sustainability ambition to meaningful implementation by building the skills and capabilities needed for the future of work.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/sustainability-skills-for-the-future-of-work-an-hr-esg-perspective
CATEGORIES:EIT Campus Events
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SUMMARY:How Gender Gaps Affect the Ef­fec­tive­ness\, Adoption\, and Impact of Sus­tain­abil­i­ty Due Diligence Solutions
DESCRIPTION:Organised by DiliCHANCE\, this webinar explores how gender gaps can affect the effectiveness\, adoption and impact of sustainability due diligence practices. Bringing together experts from policy\, industry and international organisations\, the session will examine how gender-related risks are often overlooked in existing due diligence processes and tools\, and why addressing these gaps is essential for achieving meaningful sustainability outcomes. \nParticipants will gain practical insights into integrating gender considerations into risk assessment\, decision-making and due diligence frameworks. The discussion will also highlight emerging approaches\, challenges and opportunities for organisations seeking to strengthen the credibility\, inclusiveness and impact of their sustainability efforts. \nIt is aimed at professionals\, policymakers\, researchers and sustainability practitioners interested in responsible business conduct\, gender equality and sustainable development. \nDiliCHANCE is an initiative funded by the EU that provides free insights into tools\, standards and regulations as well as real-world case studies driving due diligence across Europe.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/how-gender-gaps-affect-the-effectiveness-adoption-and-impact-of-sustainability-due-diligence-solutions
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SUMMARY:GITEX AI Europe
DESCRIPTION:GITEX AI Europe 2026 is one of Europe’s leading technology and innovation events\, bringing together industry leaders\, policymakers\, investors\, startups and technology experts to explore the future of the digital economy. Taking place in Berlin\, the event serves as a platform for collaboration\, investment and knowledge exchange across Europe’s rapidly evolving tech landscape. \nThe conference showcases the latest developments in artificial intelligence\, cybersecurity\, fintech\, digital health\, smart cities\, cloud computing\, quantum technologies\, sustainability and other emerging fields. Through exhibitions\, networking opportunities\, thought leadership sessions and startup engagement activities\, participants can discover innovative solutions\, connect with key stakeholders and explore new business and partnership opportunities. \nSupported by leading public and private sector organisations\, such as the European Innovation Council\, GITEX AI Europe aims to accelerate Europe’s digital transformation and strengthen its position as a global hub for technology\, innovation and entrepreneurship.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/gitex-ai-europe
LOCATION:Messe Berlin\, Messedamm 22\, 14055\, Berlin\, Germany
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SUMMARY:The European Startup Week 2026
DESCRIPTION:The European Startup Week 2026 is a seven-day gathering of startup founders\, investors\, innovators and entrepreneurship enthusiasts from across Europe\, taking place in Puglia\, Italy. Now in its fourth edition\, the event combines the insight and opportunities of a major startup conference with the relaxed atmosphere of a Mediterranean summer festival. \nParticipants will have the opportunity to connect with fellow entrepreneurs\, investors and industry experts through a mix of networking sessions\, startup pitches\, panel discussions\, roundtable conversations and community-led activities. Alongside the conference programme\, attendees can take part in social events\, local excursions and informal meetups designed to foster meaningful relationships and collaboration. \nBuilt around the principle of “Friends First\, Networking Second”\, European Startup Week offers a unique environment for sharing ideas\, exploring investment and partnership opportunities\, and becoming part of a vibrant European startup community.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/the-european-startup-week-2026
LOCATION:Taranto Vecchia\, Puglia\, Italy
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20260907T080000
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SUMMARY:Creative Skills Week
DESCRIPTION:How can creative skills shape Europe’s response to today’s most pressing challenges?\nIn a time marked by rapid technological change\, evolving democratic landscapes\, and increasing societal complexity\, creative skills are emerging as a powerful force for transformation. From fostering innovation to strengthening social cohesion\, the Cultural and Creative Sectors and Industries (CCSI) play a crucial role in shaping resilient and forward-looking societies. \nJoin Creative Skills Week 2026 (CSW2026) in Brussels\, Belgium\, from 7–11 September 2026\, for a dynamic programme that brings together policymakers\, educators\, industry leaders\, and creative practitioners from across Europe. Under the theme “The Difference that Makes the Difference\,” this event explores how creative skills can be harnessed to address broader societal challenges and unlock new pathways for collaboration and impact. \nThrough high-level debates\, real-world case studies\, and cross-sector showcases\, CSW2026 highlights how creative thinking operates in practice\, offering fresh perspectives that reframe problems\, connect ecosystems\, and strengthen Europe’s capacity to act in uncertain times. \nWhat will you take away from this event?\n\nInsights into how creative skills drive innovation across sectors.\nPractical examples of cross-disciplinary collaboration and impact.\nA deeper understanding of the role of CCSI in addressing societal challenges.\nPerspectives on policy\, education\, and industry alignment for future skills.\nOpportunities to connect with leaders shaping Europe’s creative ecosystem.\n\n  \nWho should attend?\n\nProfessionals from the Cultural and Creative Sectors and Industries (CCSI).\nPolicymakers and public sector representatives.\nEducators\, researchers\, and academic leaders.\nIndustry experts and innovation practitioners.\nSkills and workforce development organisations.\nEntrepreneurs and creative professionals.\nAnyone interested in the intersection of creativity\, society\, and policy.\n\nCo-funded by the European Commission and co-organised by EIT Culture & Creativity\, Cyanotypes\, and Creative Futures Academy\, alongside key European partners\, CSW2026 offers a unique platform to explore how creativity can shape a more sustainable\, inclusive\, and innovative future. \nSave the date and be part of the conversation in Brussels.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/creative-skills-week
LOCATION:Brussels
CATEGORIES:EIT Campus Events
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SUMMARY:Partnerships for Skills – Building Bridges Across Sectors
DESCRIPTION:How can stronger partnerships across sectors help Europe build the skills needed for the future?\nAs technologies\, industries\, and labour markets continue to evolve\, building the right skills requires closer collaboration between education\, industry\, public authorities\, and other stakeholders. Stronger connections across sectors can help ensure that skills development responds to changing needs\, supports innovation\, and creates meaningful opportunities for learners and workers. \nJoin the “Partnerships for Skills – Building Bridges Across Sectors” webinar online on 14 October 2026 for a discussion on how cross-sector partnerships can contribute to stronger and more responsive skills ecosystems across Europe. The event will explore how shared knowledge\, coordinated action\, and sustained collaboration can help bridge the gap between education and the labour market\, while supporting innovation and future workforce needs. \nThrough insights and practical perspectives\, the webinar will highlight how collaboration between education providers\, industry\, and other sectors can improve skills planning\, strengthen knowledge exchange\, foster applied innovation\, and create stronger connections between learning and the world of work. \nWhat will you take away from this event?\n\nInsights into how cross-sector partnerships can strengthen skills ecosystems.\nPerspectives on aligning education and training with evolving workforce needs.\nPractical approaches to improving skills planning through collaboration.\nExamples of how partnerships can support knowledge exchange and applied innovation.\nA deeper understanding of how education\, industry\, and other stakeholders can work together to address skills gaps.\n\nWho should attend?\n\nHigher education and vocational education and training professionals.\nIndustry representatives and employers.\nPolicymakers and public sector representatives.\nSkills and workforce development organisations.\nEducators\, researchers\, and training providers.\nInnovation and entrepreneurship practitioners.\nOrganisations working to strengthen links between education and the labour market.\nAnyone interested in cross-sector collaboration and the future of skills.\n\nThe “Partnerships for Skills – Building Bridges Across Sectors” webinar provides an opportunity to exchange perspectives on how sustained collaboration can help build more connected\, innovative\, and future-ready skills ecosystems across Europe. \nJoin the conversation and explore how partnerships can build bridges between sectors\, strengthen skills development\, and prepare Europe’s workforce for the future.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/50981
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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SUMMARY:Leadership Models for the AI era
DESCRIPTION:What does effective leadership look like in an AI-enabled world?\nArtificial intelligence is reshaping more than the tools we use at work. It is transforming how decisions are made\, how organisations operate\, and what we expect from the people who lead them. \nLeadership Models for the AI Era\, co-hosted by EIT Campus and Fujitsu\, in collaboration with HR Nomad and the Beam Institute of Technology\, brings together leading voices from technology\, HR\, education and innovation to explore what effective leadership means in an AI-enabled workplace. \nThrough a cross-sector panel discussion\, our speakers will examine how AI is redefining the role\, responsibilities and skills of leaders\, and explore what it takes to build human–AI collaboration that works in practice. \nA key theme throughout the conversation will be the importance of women and diverse perspectives in shaping the future of AI-enabled leadership. As organisations navigate rapid technological change\, inclusive leadership will be essential to ensuring that AI is developed and adopted in ways that are innovative\, responsible and beneficial to society. \nWhat will you take away from this event?\n\nUnderstand how AI is transforming leadership and changing the responsibilities and skills leaders need across organisations and sectors.\nExplore new models of human–AI collaboration that combine the strengths of people and technology.\nDiscover the leadership skills needed for the future\, from adaptability and critical thinking to navigating technological change.\nUnderstand why diversity and inclusion matter for responsible and effective AI leadership.\nExplore how AI can drive innovation and contribute to tackling complex societal and environmental challenges in a sustainable and responsible way.\n\nWho should attend?\nThis event is particularly relevant for leaders\, managers\, HR and people professionals\, educators\, technology and innovation professionals\, entrepreneurs\, and anyone interested in the future of work and leadership in the age of AI. \nWhether you are already exploring AI within your organisation or are beginning to consider its implications for your teams and leadership practices\, the discussion will offer practical insights and perspectives from across sectors. \nJoin the conversation\nThe session will conclude with an open Q&A\, giving you the opportunity to put your questions directly to the panellists and explore the topics that matter most to you. \nJoin us to explore how leadership needs to evolve alongside AI\, and how we can shape a future where technology and people work together to create more innovative\, inclusive and responsible organisations.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/leadership-models-for-the-ai-era
CATEGORIES:EIT Campus Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Brussels:20261202T103000
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SUMMARY:Empowering Learners for Workforce Transitions
DESCRIPTION:How can education providers help learners build the skills they need to enter employment and adapt to a changing world of work?\nAs labour markets evolve and new skills needs emerge\, education providers have an increasingly important role in helping learners build the capabilities they need to enter employment\, transition between careers and keep pace with changing workforce demands. Strengthening digital and transferable skills\, while creating opportunities for upskilling and reskilling\, can help learners navigate these transitions with greater confidence. \nThrough three expert presentations\, audience Q&A and an interactive debate\, the webinar will offer different perspectives on how education and training can respond to changing workforce needs and better connect learning with employment opportunities. It will also look at approaches that strengthen digital and transferable skills\, support career transitions and respond to emerging skills shortages. \nThe webinar is part of the “Lifelong Learning for an Innovative Workforce” thematic strand of the Community for Educational Innovation (CEI)\, a European Commission initiative supporting dialogue and exchange among education stakeholders and promoting educational innovation across Europe. \nJoin the discussion to discover how education providers can help learners build the skills they need to enter the workforce\, navigate career transitions and adapt to changing labour-market demands.
URL:https://eit-campus.eu/event/empowering-learners-for-workforce-transitions
CATEGORIES:Community Events
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