Scaling and funding in the Danish-German border region
Northern Germany offers clear advantages as an export market for Danish companies. It is a nearby market with strong purchasing power and a robust economy.
Therefore, we invite companies interested in the German market to a webinar focusing on scaling and funding in the border region. The webinar provides inspiration and practical insights on how to enter the German market – shared by companies that have already taken the step – as well as guidance on how to access funding to support growth.
The webinar is aimed at companies considering or already working with internationalisation, export, and scale-up activities towards Germany.
Programme
- 10.00 – Welcome by Clean
- Theme 1: Scaling in the region and opportunities
- 10.05 – Session 1: Scale-up opportunities and support with Romy-Noelle Asmus, Invest in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
- 10.25 – How to enter the German market with SmartBrønd
- Theme 2: Funding – how to get started
- 10.45 – Session 2: Funding opportunities with EIFO – The Danish Export and Investment Fund
- 10.57 – What are Poseidon and SMEBeyond and next steps
- 11.00 – The end
Poseidon and SMEBeyond are two international Clean projects supporting companies in developing, testing, and scaling solutions across borders.
Poseidon is a Danish-German Interreg project focusing on the development and testing of practical climate adaptation solutions in the border region. Through innovation collaborations and pilot sites, companies can test solutions in real-life settings while gaining knowledge, networks, and market access.
SMEBeyond is an Interreg South Baltic project aimed at supporting small and medium-sized enterprises in their internationalisation efforts. The project provides SMEs with tools, insights, and support to enter new markets, including access to funding opportunities, partnerships, and export support.
During the webinar, we will introduce how Poseidon and SMEBeyond can serve as concrete stepping stones for scaling and international growth.
This webinar is co-funded by Interreg Deutschland-Denmark in cooperation with Interreg South Baltic with funds from the European Union.
