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Mobile World Congress 2026 (MWC)
2026-03-02 08:00 - 2026-03-05 17:00 (Europe/Brussels) | Fira Barcelona, Av. Reina Mª Cristina, s/n ¡, Barcelona, 08004, Spain
How is mobile technology shaping the future of connectivity, industry, and society?
In an era defined by rapid digital transformation, mobile innovation is at the heart of economic growth, industrial change, and global collaboration. From 5G and AI to IoT, fintech, and smart cities, the mobile ecosystem is redefining how businesses operate and how people connect.
Join Mobile World Congress Barcelona at Fira Gran Via in Barcelona, the world’s largest and most influential connectivity event. Hosted by GSMA, MWC Barcelona brings together global leaders, innovators, policymakers, and technology pioneers to explore the trends and technologies transforming our digital future.
Across keynote stages, exhibition halls, and networking forums, participants will engage with cutting-edge solutions in 5G, artificial intelligence, advanced connectivity, cloud, fintech, enterprise transformation, and digital infrastructure. The event serves as a global platform for launching new technologies, forming strategic partnerships, and shaping policy discussions that impact industries worldwide.
What will you take away from this event?

Strategic insights from global technology leaders on the future of connectivity and digital transformation

First-hand exposure to breakthrough innovations and product launches

Cross-sector perspectives on AI, 5G, IoT, and emerging digital ecosystems

Opportunities to connect with decision-makers, startups, investors, and policymakers

Practical knowledge to drive digital growth, competitiveness, and sustainability

Who should attend?

Telecom operators and connectivity providers

Technology companies and startups

Investors and venture capital representatives

Policymakers and regulators

Enterprise leaders driving digital transformation

Developers, engineers, and digital innovators

Media and industry analysts

Join Mobile World Congress Barcelona and be part of the conversations, collaborations, and innovations shaping the future of global connectivity.

International Women’s Day 2026 – Women in Digital
2026-03-09 09:00
How can Europe accelerate progress toward closing the gender gap in the digital sector?

On 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.
Join 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.
With 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.
The 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.
What will you take away from this event?

Policy insights on advancing gender equality in Europe’s digital transformation

Concrete measures to increase participation of girls and women in ICT

Strategic alignment with the Digital Decade goals

A collaborative platform shaping the future Women in Digital agenda

Who should attend?

European and national policymakers

Digital industry leaders and innovators

Education and skills development stakeholders

Gender equality advocates

Organisations committed to inclusive digital transformation

Business Strategies for Tech Startups in Latin America and India with a focus on intangible assets
2026-04-23 10:30 - 23:30
How are intangible assets shaping the growth of tech startups in Latin America and India?
In 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.
Join 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.
Through 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.
What will you take away from this event?

Strategic insights on managing and leveraging intangible assets in tech startups.

Practical guidance on intellectual property protection in Latin America and India.

Understanding of regional opportunities, risks, and regulatory considerations.

Real-world examples of successful IP-driven business strategies.

Tools to enhance competitiveness, innovation, and scalability.

Who should attend?

Tech startup founders and entrepreneurs.

Innovation and R&D managers.

Legal and IP professionals.

Investors and venture capital representatives.

Business development and strategy leaders.

SMEs looking to expand into Latin America or India.

Policymakers and ecosystem support organizations.

Join 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.

Sustainability Skills for the Future of Work: An HR & ESG Perspective
2026-05-19 11:00 - 12:00
How can organisations turn sustainability ambitions into real workforce capabilities?
As 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.
Join 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.
Drawing 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.
Participants 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.
What will you take away from this event?

Insights into how to translate sustainability and ESG goals into concrete workforce strategies.
Understanding of key sustainability skills required across sectors.
Practical approaches to upskilling and reskilling employees for sustainability.
Strategies to bridge the gap between organisational ambition and individual roles.
Real-world perspectives from industry experts and practitioners.

Who should attend?

HR and talent development professionals.
ESG and sustainability leaders.
Business executives and organisational strategists.
Learning and development specialists.
Professionals involved in workforce transformation and future of work initiatives.

The 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.
Join 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.

How Gender Gaps Affect the Effectiveness, Adoption, and Impact of Sustainability Due Diligence Solutions
2026-06-25 16:00 - 17:00
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.
Participants 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.
It is aimed at professionals, policymakers, researchers and sustainability practitioners interested in responsible business conduct, gender equality and sustainable development.
DiliCHANCE 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.

GITEX AI Europe
2026-06-30 - 2026-07-01 | Messe Berlin, Messedamm 22, 14055, Berlin, Germany
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.
The 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.
Supported 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.

The European Startup Week 2026
2026-07-06 - 2026-07-12 | Taranto Vecchia, Puglia, Italy
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.
Participants 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.
Built 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.

Creative Skills Week
2026-09-07 08:00 - 2026-09-11 17:00 | Brussels
How can creative skills shape Europe’s response to today’s most pressing challenges?
In 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.
Join 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.
Through 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.
What will you take away from this event?

Insights into how creative skills drive innovation across sectors.
Practical examples of cross-disciplinary collaboration and impact.
A deeper understanding of the role of CCSI in addressing societal challenges.
Perspectives on policy, education, and industry alignment for future skills.
Opportunities to connect with leaders shaping Europe’s creative ecosystem.

Who should attend?

Professionals from the Cultural and Creative Sectors and Industries (CCSI).
Policymakers and public sector representatives.
Educators, researchers, and academic leaders.
Industry experts and innovation practitioners.
Skills and workforce development organisations.
Entrepreneurs and creative professionals.
Anyone interested in the intersection of creativity, society, and policy.

Co-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.
Save the date and be part of the conversation in Brussels.
