What will happen next with mobility and green transport? EIT InnoEnergy and the sender are ready to show the way at the Tech.eu summit

Inauguration Tech.eu Summit in Brussels starts in less than a week and we can’t wait to see you all there!

Join hundreds of European technology entrepreneurs, investors, corporate leaders, politicians, scientists and journalists as we discuss the best way to pave the way for sustainable growth for the #EUtech scene and identify actions to take its innovative startup ecosystems to the next level.

Check the program, the composition of the speakers and the practical aspects here. Haven’t secured tickets yet? What are you waiting for?

One of the hot topics on the table is the future of mobility and transport. We are excited to hear about the latest innovations in this space directly from the experts themselves.

Broadcast journalist Amy Gutman will lead a panel discussion with David Notakerco-founder and CEO of a digital freight forwarding company senderand Jennifer DangsEIT InnoEnergy Global Mobility Manager.

Prior to becoming a co-founder of Sender in 2015, David was a strategy consultant at Roland Berger. He now heads Europe’s largest digital freight forwarder, which has more than 40,000 connected trucks, a presence in seven European markets and 900 employees. The Berlin-based company has raised more than $ 350 million from leading investors such as Bailie Gifford, Accel and Lakestar.

Jennifer is no stranger to global conferences and advocates for a sustainable future for mobility, smart cities and the energy sector. EIT InnoEnergy is Europe’s largest investor in clean technology. Jennifer has two decades of experience in the automotive industry, such as Ford, BMW and Porsche. She was also the director of the Fraunhofer Institute, which was responsible for mobility and smart cities, where she set up a joint lab with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

If you want to be in the fast lane and hear more live on the day, speed here and there buy a ticket!!