Women TechEU is one of the EU's leading innovation instruments dedicated to supporting early-stage, women-led deep tech startups. Driven by the vision of a more innovative, competitive, and sustainable Europe, the program unlocks the potential of top-tier women trailblazers by directly addressing the systematic gender and geographical funding barriers that currently limit Europe's innovation capacity.
Open Call: €75,000 equity-free grant
6-month business development programme
160 women-led deep tech startups
Women TechEU as a scheme
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Women TechEU as a scheme
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The Allies Community brings together organisations from across Europe united in supporting women-led deep tech startups. Investors, ecosystem builders, media partners, EU projects, and public institutions collaborate to create more opportunities for women in deep tech. Together, we are building a stronger, more inclusive ecosystem that empowers women to shape the future of innovation.
Explore the diverse group of stakeholders already part of this movement or contact us today to join the community.
Accelerating Growth – The Business Development Programme
A comprehensive growth ecosystem where Women TechEU provides lifelong mentoring and investor access, featuring a dedicated business acceleration track powered by InnovX to ensure total corporate and market alignment.
Assigned Mentoring & Trainings
Masterclasses, 1:1 expert support, and dedicated Pre-Accelerator training.
Bilateral meetings with business angels and corporates through our associated partners network.
Support in obtaining follow-on funding
6-Month Development Roadmap
Preparation to investment
The Consortium
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The Consortium
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