EU Subsidy vs COVID-19

How EU Subsidy could support innovation in the COVID-19 era?

Challenges and opportunities for Taiwanese companies
Your innovation roadmap toward Europe!
Possibilities for collaboration of companies or universities from Taiwan in EU COVID 19  projects.

Tiger Accelerator is pleased to introduce our valuable strategic partner, Catalyze Group, which is specialized in designing the subsidy and co-financing roadmap for startups and scale-ups.

Catalyze Group is specialized at forming the EU subsidy consortium by matchmaking the right partners to build up the strong team for EU subsidy applications.

Nawal will discuss how the increase the success rates of forming a successful consortium in order to obtain the EU subsidy to further your innovations and market access.

In addition, Dr. Tsai, Director, Science, and Technology Division, Taipei Representative Office in the European Union and Belgium, will provide valuable input about how his office could support Taiwanese companies and universities to match with EU subsidy consortium partner and co-funding possibilities from Taiwan.

Together with Catalyze Group,  Taiwan MOST S&T Division in EU, and Tiger Accelerator may help Taiwanese organizations and startups to match with one of the consortia and have a chance to get EU subsidies to support innovation in the COVID-19 era?

• Register here to get the first-hand experiences and knowledge from Dr. Nawal and Dr. Tsai .

• You are welcome to submit your pitch-deck (in 10-12 slides) to introduce your technology and innovation and quick scan. (Please email to Dr.Valerie Hsu / tgn@taiwanglobalization.net)

Speaker Introduction

Nawal Bahia El Idrissi, PhD 
Head of strategic business development, Catalyze Group
Nawal completed two Master programs Biomolecular Sciences and Management and Entrepreneurship in the Health and Life Sciences at the VU University in Amsterdam. Subsequently, she was awarded a personal grant from the NWO and started her Ph.D. at the Academic Medical Center where she studied the immune mechanisms involved in tissue damage in neurological diseases
https://www.catalyze-group.com/team/