Bpifrance executive Isabelle Bébéar on the EIC Scaling Club

Deep tech, Bpifrance, Next-Gen Computing, Digital Security & Trust

The EIC Scaling Club team caught up with Isabelle Bébéar, Director, Head of International & European Affairs at Bpifrance, to discuss the benefits of joining the EIC Scaling Club, the value it adds for investors in the deep tech space in particular, and to talk about a case study (PASQAL) that shows the true potential of the community.

You can find the interview on our YouTube channel.

About the EIC Scaling Club

The EIC Scaling Club is a curated community where 100 European deep tech scale-ups with the potential to build world-class businesses and solve major global challenges come together with investors, corporate innovators and other industry stakeholders to spur growth.

The top 100 European deep tech companies will be carefully selected from a pool of high-growth scale-ups that have benefitted from EIC financial schemes, other European and national innovation programmes, and beyond.

The EIC Scaling Club is an EIC-funded initiative run in partnership by Tech Tour, Bpifrance (EuroQuity), Hello Tomorrow, Tech.eu (Webrazzi), EurA and IESE Business School.

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