Nordic Innovation & Startup Synergies

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28 Nov 2025 — 1 min read

What Can We Learn from the Nordic Innovation and Start-Up Scene?

Join BI Norwegian Business School for a morning dedicated to exploring Nordic collaboration, innovation, and entrepreneurship, specifically exploring venture capital and entrepreneurship education. The event brings together leading voices from Norway and Finland to share insights, strengthen partnerships, and foster cross-border startup growth.

This breakfast event is jointly hosted by Norsk-Finsk Handelsforening (NFH) and BI Norwegian Business School, with the participation of Business Finland.

The event will explore the dynamic synergy between startups and corporates, where startups bring innovation and fresh ideas, while established companies and experienced leaders offer networks, resources, and scaling power.

As the Nordic business environment becomes increasingly interconnected, strengthening collaboration between Norway and Finland is more important than ever.

Today’s startups are tomorrow’s leading corporations. By supporting them now, NFH, BI, and their partners are helping to secure the long-term competitiveness of the Nordic region. Norway remains one of Finland’s key trading partners, making this collaboration particularly valuable.

This event is designed for CEOs, company managers, HR leaders, students, and team leaders interested in innovation, entrepreneurship, and Nordic business development.

Date: 9 December 2025
Starts: 08:30,
Ends:10:30,
Location:BI - campus Oslo, room: A2-Red 13

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