22.11.2023: Future Forward by wexelerate

Welcome to future forward, the exciting event at the Innovation Hub of weXelerate, where representatives from startups, companies and the technology industry come together to showcase ways to embrace uncertainty and prepare for an unpredictable future. Together with our partners we immerse in a world of insights, ideas and innovations that shape the future.

What you can expect:

• Emerging trends and prospects in the fields of Green Tech | Food Tech | Robotics and Automation | Sustainable Energy Solutions | Future Mobility and Living Solutions | Health- and Biotech Innovation | Quantum Physics and Technologies | Artificial Intelligence (AI) Applications | Space Exploration and Aerospace
• Inspiring keynotes from renowned global speakers that open up new perspectives
• A captivating exhibition area with experience islands that allow attendees to immerse themselves in a captivating experience of interactive and futuristic activities showcasing cutting-edge technology and innovation
• Startup pitches that go beyond just showcasing ideas, leaving a lasting inspirational impact
• Matchmaking sessions to forge exciting connections
• Networking that goes far beyond the exchange of business cards and facilitates real partnerships
• An exuberant party with DJ and disco vibes to celebrate the day.

Open Call for promising international startups:

Are you an international founder and would like to be part of this exclusive event? Vienna Business Agency teamed up with wexelerate and the Israelian Embassy in Vienna to invite ten selected startups to Vienna for up to 4 nights. Interested?

Apply here!

Future Forward is an event by wexelerate. Vienna Business Agency is proud to stand alongside esteemed cooperation partners: Embassy of Israel in Austria, Israel Innovation Authority רשות החדשנות, FFG Österreichische Forschungsförderungsgesellschaft mbH, Global Incubator Network Austria (GIN) , Bundesministerium für Finanzen, #GigaLab, Wirtschaftskammer Österreich, Austria Wirtschaftsservice