The InnoTech Summit
by Startacus Admin
If you are an early stage Tech startup looking to learn from leading entrepreneurs and meet with investors the InnoTech Summit which takes place in London on the 26th April might be for you.
The UK internet 
economy is (thankfully) an industry that is growing - and with Technology startups and hubs in key UK cities on the rise, the InnoTech Summit is a timely reminder that so much has been done, but lots more is still possible.
Bringing together tech startups, investors and policy makers from all over the globe, this day-long event is one of the UK’s leading technology business events and attendees will be able to learn from leading entrepreneurs, engage and network with investors, and understand how they can be drivers in the internet economy. A number of keynote speakers including the London Mayor, Boris Johnson will also light the stage.
Encouraging Tech Startups, homegrown or otherwise to set up their startups in the UK is also a key focus of the event, and by showcasing a range of 2nd stage startups the event’s aim is to inform and inspire best practice and opportunity going forward.
You can check out all the details and book tickets for the Innotech Summit here.
Maybe you can find that big contact or investor that your startup requires. Any success stories feel free to share with Startacus! Also, if you are looking for investors - you might like our previous article on the basics of Angel Investment.
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