Early Stage Startups to take centre stage at Digital DNA Belfast
by Startacus Admin
Calling all early stage tech startups from NI and ROI! Here’s a fab opportunity to showcase your innovative business in the upStart startup zone at Digital DNA!
Digital DNA Belfast is set to play host to some of the most exciting early stage startups from across Ireland. upStart, a showcase zone for early stage startups from Northern Ireland and Ireland, will play host to 16 of the most exciting early stage tech startups from across NI and ROI. With over 2,000 attendees from more than 450 companies, Digital DNA is the perfect platform for startups to connect with potential partners, investors, and mentors, and organisations supporting the growth of early stage tech startups.
The upStart zone is part of Digital DNA Belfast, where attendees will get to hear about the latest innovations in tech that are shaping our future. This will create a perfect opportunity for startups to network with other companies and individuals, and learn from experts in the industry.
Commenting on the announcement of upStart, Simon Bailie, Digital DNA CEO said, "We're thrilled to have the upStart zone return to Digital DNA Belfast. It's a fantastic opportunity for early stage startups to showcase their products and services, and for attendees to discover the latest innovations in tech. We know from previous editions, startups really benefit from being part of the event and rubbing shoulders with more established players in the ecosystem”
Jenny Ervine, CEO at Raise Ventures who are a key partner for upStart Belfast said, “Raise are delighted to support theUpstart Zone at Digital DNA Belfast as it creates a place for early stage startups to promote their companies, network with other startups and even advisors and investors. Also there is a huge benefit from the wider Digital DNA event for startups as they will get inspiration and key takeaways from the fresh range of innovative tech talks planned for this year.”
Early stage startups in Northern Ireland and Ireland can now apply for free to exhibit in the upStart showcase area at Digital DNA Belfast. Startups must be under 4 years old and not have raised more than £500k. This will give startups a unique opportunity to showcase their offerings to the right audience, and possibly, secure funding to further grow their business. The application process is now open, and interested startups can visit the Digital DNA website for more information on how to apply.
The upStart event promises to be an exciting event filled with opportunities for both startups and attendees. Make sure you don't miss out on this unique opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals and learn about the latest innovations in tech.
If you are interested in applying for a free place in the upStart zone, please visit the Digital DNA website for eligibility criteria and to complete the application process.
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Published on: 27th April 2023
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