POLISH TECH DAY 2017 & Pitch To London 2017

Jun 11, 2017 By Huy Nguyen Trieu in

June 16, 2017 - 12:00 / 22:30

Google 1-13 Saint Giles High Street London WC2H 8AG

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Join Polish and International investors, business leaders and entrepreneurs for a conference focused on the future of Polish-British business relations, Fintech, outsourcing and venture capital. Meet your future international business partners.
Polish Tech Day in London is one of the most prestigious events around Polish new technologies abroad. Its main goal is to foster bilateral relations between the Polish and British technology sectors. The third edition of this conference creates unique opportunities to meet with some of the hottest start-ups and investors from both countries, as well as with Polish companies interested in establishing themselves in the UK, or British companies interested in partnering with or investing in the Polish technology sector. This is also a fabulous opportunity to extend your business reach and become part of the PLUG community of Polish expatriates in technology. This evening event takes place during the London Tech Week and is an excellent opportunity for quality business and technology networking.
The conference is co-organised by PLUG Polish Tech Link, Google and the Trade and Investment Promotion Section at Polish Embassy.
Program coordinators include Deloitte, GSA, ABSL and others. More details soon on the Polish Tech Day website.

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