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Reactor – The Podcast for Deeptech & Climate Tech Mission-Driven Founders Reactor is where ambitious founders and industry leaders share the real stories behind scaling deeptech & climate tech impact-driven companies. Hosted by Jérôme Gilleron , this podcast dives deep into the challenges, strategies, and breakthroughs that drive profitable and cashflow-positive growth in climate tech, deeptech, and sustainability . Through candid interviews with startup founders, scale-up executives, and industry experts , we explore: ✅ How to scale mission-driven businesses without burning out ✅ Fundraising, sales, and growth strategies for impact startups ✅ Lessons from leaders who’ve built and scaled industry-defining companies Whether you're a founder, investor, or operator in the climate tech and deeptech space, Reactor brings you actionable insights to fuel your growth. 🎧 Subscribe now and turn your vision into reality! 👉 Available on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, YouTube, and your favorite podcast platforms.

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June 7, 2024Episode 653 min

Episode 005 - My interview by Caroline Rousset - in French

SummaryJérôme Gilleron, the founder of Reactor Media, discusses his background in aeronautics and aerospace and his transition to marketing and sales. He explains the concept behind Reactors, which aims to provide support and resources for early-stage startups. Guiron emphasizes the importance of marketing and personal branding for startups and the need to validate ideas before launching. He also discusses the role of corporate investors and the synergy between corporations and startups. Guiron shares his aspirations of becoming an investor in the future and his thoughts on mastermind groups for entrepreneurs. In this conversation, Jérôme Gilleron discusses the importance of sales for entrepreneurs and the need to qualify potential customers. He emphasizes the role of sales in generating revenue and sustaining a business. Jérôme also talks about the challenges of reducing carbon footprint for companies and the need for new practices in old systems. He shares his vision for his media platform, Reactor, and the importance of talking about ideas and seeking feedback. Jérôme encourages entrepreneurs to talk to potential customers and understand their needs before trying to sell a product or service.KeywordAeronautics, aerospace, marketing, sales, startups, Reactor, validation, personal branding, corporate investors, synergy, mastermind groups, entrepreneurs, sales, entrepreneurship, carbon footprint, deep tech, impact startups, media platform, feedbackTakeawaysTransitioning from a technical background to marketing and sales can provide a unique perspective and skill set.Marketing and personal branding are crucial for startups to establish credibility and attract customers, investors, and talent.Validating ideas before launching is essential to ensure market demand and avoid wasting time and resources.The synergy between corporations and startups can lead to innovation and mutually beneficial partnerships.Becoming an investor in the long run can provide opportunities to support and mentor promising startups.Mastermind groups can offer valuable networking and learning opportunities for entrepreneurs. Sales is an essential skill for entrepreneurs as it generates revenue and sustains a business.Reducing carbon footprint requires implementing new practices in old systems.Reactor aims to be a recognized media platform for deep tech and impact startups.Entrepreneurs should talk to potential customers and seek feedback before trying to sell their product or service.TitlesThe Synergy Between Corporations and StartupsValidating Ideas: A Crucial Step Before Launching Reactor: A Vision for a Media PlatformThe Importance of Sales for EntrepreneursSound Bites"Marketing and sales at the beginning, in any case, are together.""An idea is not worth much.""There is synergy between corporations and startups.""If the person behind doesn't do anything, what... You can be for nothing.""Sales remains the number one skill of the CEO, even before his technical expertise.""If you don't want to sell, I think you're not good at making a company."Chapters00:00 Jérôme Gilleron’s Background and Transition to Marketing and Sales03:10 The Concept Behind Reactors and the Importance of Validation06:43 The Role of Marketing and Personal Branding for Startups09:02 The Value of Ideas and the Fear of Launching13:16 The Synergy Between Corporations and Startups21:07 Mastermind Groups for Entrepreneurs31:07 The Importance of Sales for Entrepreneurs41:42 Reducing Carbon Footprint: Challenges aSupport the show

October 19, 2025Episode 99 min

How Direct Air Capture Companies Make Money - 2/3

Hello everyone! This is the second episode of series about Direct Air Capture describing Technology & Timing, Business Model & Scability (2nd post here) and finally the players (coming soon)Sponsor this newsletter or one of my LinkedIn posts.Be a guest on my podcast, book me for a conference, or something else? Work with Reactor.Listen to the podcast, watch the YouTube channel, the TikTok and the InstagramJoin the free Reactor community on WhatsApp: deep tech and climate-tech entrepreneurs, events, and discussions.Follow me on LinkedInCapturing carbon from thin air costs $600–$1,000 per ton. So… how do direct air capture companies stay alive? In this upbeat explainer we unpack the surprisingly clever “money stack” behind DAC: corporate offtakes, U.S. tax credits (45Q), California fuel credits (LCFS), and a sprinkle of product sales. We also break down unit economics with simple math, profile the leading players, and get honest about risks (policy, power, MRV, capex).If you’ve ever wondered who actually pays for carbon removal—and why smart companies like Microsoft or Amazon sign giant contracts—this one’s for you.What you’ll learnWhy DAC costs $600–$1,000/t today—and who bridges the gapThe revenue stack: corporate offtakes, 45Q tax credits, LCFS, productsQuick math: $700/t cost – $180 (45Q) = $520/t to coverThe main business archetypes (Climeworks, 1PointFive/Occidental, Heirloom, CarbonCapture)Real risks: policy swings, clean power access, MRV trust, big capexHow early buyers overpay on purpose to push costs down—like early solar & windMentioned / ResourcesClimeworks technology & credits → https://climeworks.com/direct-air-capture1PointFive / Occidental STRATOS overview → https://www.1pointfive.com/Heirloom mineral looping explainer → https://www.heirloomcarbon.com/CarbonCapture modular approach / Project Bison → https://www.carboncapture.com/U.S. 45Q (IRS/DOE overview) → https://carboncapturecoalition.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/45Q-primer-Carbon-Capture-Coalition.pdfCalifornia LCFS (program info) → https://afdc.energy.gov/laws/6308#:~:text=California's%20Low%20Carbon%20Fuel%20Standard,in%20the%20state%20through%202030.Frontier advanced market commitments (Stripe coalition) → https://frontierclimate.com/Key takeawaysDAC firms stack revenues (offtakes + policy + sometimes products).Early credits sell at $500–$800/t to fund learning curves.Same skeleton, different strategies: brand, integration, minerals, modular.Watch the contracts, costs, and kilowatts—that’s where winners emerge.Support the show

July 7, 2024Episode 944 min

Building the best deep tech startup acceleration program in the world with Markus Bohl from Intel Ignite- Ep 008

Thanks for watching this episode and see you soon !Are you a deeptech or climate startup? Do you want to appear on Reactor special edition called 'Biz Decoder' in front of investors and customers?https://tally.so/r/wzYVGkFind the newsletter here:https://reactortech.substack.com/Follow me on Linkedin / jeromegilleronOur guest today:Markus Bohl is the managing director of Intel Ignite Europe since 2022Serial entrepreneur, he has gathered 20 years of experience as entrepreneur himself.He is also an investor in early stage startups.SummaryMarcus Bohl from Intel Ignite Europe discusses the startup selection process and the support provided by the program. Ignite is a non-dilutive acceleration program for early-stage deep tech startups. They select companies based on technology, team, and eight verticals. The selection process is rigorous, with two cohorts per year and 300-320 companies per cohort. The top 18 companies are invited to a selection day, where they are assessed by a panel of experts. Ignite helps startups find product-market fit, connect with customers, build teams, and raise funding. They emphasize the importance of coachability and the ability to hire better than oneself. Intel Ignite is an accelerator program that supports deep tech startups. The program focuses on helping startups develop their technology, build their business, and connect with investors and customers. The program lasts for three months and provides mentorship, resources, and access to Intel's network. The role of the CTO is crucial in each branch of Intel Ignite, providing technical expertise and guidance to the startups. The program also emphasizes the importance of effective communication and messaging for deep tech founders. Intel Ignite aims to create value by facilitating collaborations between startups and Intel, as well as other ecosystem players.Keywords#IntelIgnite, #startupselection, #accelerationprogram, #deeptechstartups, #technology, #team, #verticals, #selectionprocess, #productmarketfit, #customerconnection, #teambuilding, #fundraising, #coachability, #Intel; #acceleratorprogram, #deeptech, #technologydevelopment, #businessbuilding, #investor, #customer, #CTO, #effectivecommunication, #valuecreation, #collaborationsTakeawaysIntel Ignite is a non-dilutive acceleration program for early-stage deep tech startups.Startups are selected based on their technology, team, and fit within eight verticals.Ignite helps startups find product-market fit, connect with customers, build teams, and raise funding.Coachability and the ability to hire better than oneself are important traits for founders. Intel Ignite is an accelerator program that supports deep tech startups in developing their technology and building their business.The role of the CTO is crucial in each branch of Intel Ignite, providing technical expertise and guidance to the startups.Effective communication and messaging are important for deep tech founders to convey the value of their technology.Intel Ignite aims to create value by facilitating collaborations between startups and Intel, as well as other ecosystem players.Apply for Intel Ignite if you are in one of those domains:AI/ML & Computer Vision Autonomous & Robotics Hardware & Manufacturing Software Dev Tools & DevOps Security & Privacy Data, Cloud & Edge Next Gen Compute Web3 Infrastructurehttps://intelignite.com/https://intelignite.com/apply/Support the show

February 3, 2025Episode 27 min

Reactor Newsletter: 5 Good News Stories in Deeptech and Climate Tech - Feb, 3rd 2025

🚀 5 Game-Changing Innovations in Deeptech & Climate Tech | Reactor Podcast📩 Get More Deeptech & Climate Tech Insights🔹 Subscribe to Reactor Newsletter: https://reactortech.substack.com🔹 Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com🔹 Support the Podcast: Like, share, and comment your thoughts below!💬 What story resonated with you the most? Drop your thoughts in the comments!⏳ In This Episode1️⃣ 100+ Fundraising Agents – No Retainers 💰Are you a startup founder raising funds? Discover an exclusive list of fundraising agents who work only on a success-fee basis—no retainers needed.📄 Access the full list here:https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1MjO9bBJVCl5mV8iPmKsjzBrw14ioEtn4xnEiViOnEHs/edit?pli=1&gid=0#gid=02️⃣ AI Productivity Tools by a16z 🤖The best AI tools tested by top investors and founders in 2024—from automating workflows to boosting creativity.Read the full breakdown:https://www.linkedin.com/posts/a16z_our-team-tested-hundreds-of-ai-apps-in-2024-activity-7280026181440028672-eIOp3️⃣ The Future of Optical Communications 🌐Laser-based optical communication is faster, more secure, and interference-free. This technology is set to redefine space and satellite communications.Read more:https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jfmorizur_the-past-present-and-future-of-optical-activity-7284491491064832001-VLun4️⃣ Major Deeptech & Climate Tech Funding Rounds 🌱🚀Over $500M raised by game-changing startups in space, robotics, logistics, and clean energy. Here’s a snapshot:Loft Orbital – $170M to scale space infrastructure. Read moreShippeo – $30M to expand real-time transportation visibility. Read moreCapra Robotics – €11.3M for next-gen autonomous mobile robots. Read moreAmogy – $56M for ammonia-to-power solutions. Read moreStoke Space – $260M to develop 100% reusable rockets. Read more5️⃣ Paris’ Air Quality Transformation 🌍Paris has successfully cut pollution and transformed into a greener city with simple urban planning moves. Here’s how they did it:✅ Built 1,400 km of protected bike lanes 🚲✅ Created low-emission zones & pedestrian-friendly areas 🚶‍♂️✅ Banned older diesel vehicles & restricted SUVs 🚘Read more:https://www.linkedin.com/posts/stuartneilson1_circulareconomy-zerowaste-innovation-activity-7276855515039596544-YaVg💡 Don’t miss out on the latest deeptech and climate tech insights!🔹 Subscribe to Reactor Newsletter: https://reactortech.substack.com🔹 Follow us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.comSupport the show

January 23, 2025Episode 11 hr 16 min

From College to Blockchain Startup CEO - Thomas Benoit

Hello everybody and welcome to the Reactor newsletter!In this episode of the Reactor Podcast, I was pleased to interview Thomas Benoit, CEO of Set In Stone.To avoid missing the next episode, hit subscribe! Thomas started a web3 cybersecurity company straight out of college.He has been a deeptech entrepreneur for 5 years and last year, he pivoted!That conversation was full of information on how build a successful entrepreneur routine and build companies that last.If you'd like to take it further, you can:Sponsor this newsletter or one of my LinkedIn posts.Book a call or grab lunch with me in Paris and let’s unlock your sales, branding and growth.Listen to my podcast, watch my YouTube channel and my business Instagram hereFollow me on LinkedIn.We discussed his entrepreneurial journey from college to launching a successful startup in cybersecurity and blockchain. We explore the challenges of navigating the cybersecurity landscape, the shift towards Web3 security, effective sales strategies for startups, and the importance of personal branding in tech. The conversation also touches on the environmental impact of blockchain technology and the industry's future.You can find Set in Stone here:1. Company Website: Find and Fix Blockchain App Vulnerabilities In Instant: https://www.setinstone.io/2. Company newsletter: Get the latest insights about blockchain security every month: https://www.setinstone.io/insight3. Book A Call with Set in Stone: https://calendly.com/set-in-stone-tho...Or even find Thomas on X, LinkedIn, or Telegram : https://linktr.ee/thomas.benoitMain take-awaysFocus is key for entrepreneurs with limited resources.The shift to Web3 security is essential for modern businesses.Sales strategies should prioritize building trust and relationships.Personal branding is crucial in the tech industry.Curiosity drives learning and adaptation in entrepreneurship.Networking is vital for finding opportunities and support.Understanding customer needs is fundamental to product development.The Escargot method can guide business expansion effectively.Blockchain techSupport the show

May 15, 2024Episode 336 min

Episode 002 - Building a global anti food waste app - Camille Colbus ex-Too Good to Good - Nb 1 employee

SummaryCamille Colbus, the first employee of Too Good to Go, shares her experience in scaling the app that fights food waste. She emphasizes the importance of passion and belief in the product when convincing stores to join the platform. Camille also discusses the key elements that investors look for, such as the mission and potential impact of the company. She highlights the significance of building a strong team and culture, as well as the value of learning from experts. Camille advises entrepreneurs to stay focused on their mission, be open to feedback, and put ego aside. She also recommends the book 'Radical Candor' for effective feedback communication.Keywords#foodwaste, #impact, #scaling, #passion, #belief, #stores, #investors, #team, #culture, #feedback, #ego, #startup, #entrepreneur, #entrepreneurship TakeawaysPassion and belief in the product are crucial when convincing stores to join a platform.Investors look for companies with a strong mission and potential impact.Building a strong team and culture is essential for success.Entrepreneurs should stay focused on their mission, be open to feedback, and put ego aside.The book 'Radical Candor' is recommended for effective feedback communication.TitlesThe Importance of Feedback and Ego ManagementBuilding a Strong Team and Culture for SuccessSound Bites"Passion and energy...believing in your product.""Learning by doing...having a good team.""Surrounded by people you can learn from."Chapters00:00Introduction and Background04:04Showing the Product to Stores08:17Learning New Jobs and Hiring the Right Team12:16Marketing Strategy and Building a Community15:49Adapting to Feedback from Stores and Consumers26:29Advice for Startups in the Circular Economy31:56Putting Ego Aside and Seeking Feedback35:18Recommended Company: We Can DoSupport the show

August 15, 2024Episode 1116 min

Deeptech & Climate Tech Startup 101 - Lesson 2 From Ideas to Execution - The True Value Lies in Action

Hello everybody!How do you create a deeptech or climate tech startup? You ask.I have got the question SO MANY TIMESand since we can't all get into deeptech accelerators,I thought that..Well, I'll give it a shot in a series of videos.Deeptech & Climate Tech startup 101.This is the second one. Instead of focusing on ideas: execute. Fast. Repeat.By the way, do you know that Reactor is on Instagram too, now? https://www.instagram.com/reactortechmedia/Thanks for your support!Deeptech & Climate Tech Startup 101 - Episode 2: From Ideas to Execution - The True Value Lies in ActionWelcome back to Reactor! I’m Jerome, and in today’s episode, we’re tackling a critical topic for any aspiring entrepreneur: The true value of your business isn’t in the idea itself—it’s in how well you execute it. We’ll dive into why ideas alone aren’t enough and how to turn them into real, impactful value.Here’s what we’ll be covering in today’s episode:The Absurdity of Idea TheftWhy ideas alone aren’t enoughThe myth of someone stealing your idea and succeedingExecution: The True Power Behind IdeasThe value formula: Value = (Dream Outcome × Probability of Achieving Outcome) ÷ (Effort × Time Delay)Real-life example: Mark Zuckerberg and the importance of executionFocusing on Bringing Value to CustomersStarting small and scalingListening to feedback and iterating quicklySolving real problems, not just hypothesesOverdelivering to Build MomentumCreating loyal customers by going above and beyondBuilding momentum through consistent value deliveryStaying Customer-FocusedEmpathy mapping to understand customer needsCustomer journey mapping to enhance experiencesRecap and TakeawaysSummary of key pointsThe importance of execution over ideasWhat to expect in the next episodeThese six chapters will guide us through understanding why execution is the key to success and how to effectively turn your ideas into tangible, impactful value. Let’s get started![Scene 2: The Absurdity of Idea Theft]Let’s start with a simple question: When was the last time someone stole your business idea, created a company exactly the way you envisioned it, and made billions from it?Sounds absurd, right? That’s because it is.The truth is, ideas are easy.Execution is what separates dreamers from doers.Think about those gadgets you sometimes see on late-night TV.Sure, they’re real, and they might even be useful,but how many of them are truly solving a problem that people are struggling with every day?Often, these products are just “hypotheses in your head,”ideas that haven’t been tested against real-world needs.Without execution, an idea remains just that—an idea.[Scene 3: Execution - The True Power Behind Ideas]Execution is where the real value lies.Let’s break it down with a simple formula: Value = (Dream Outcome × Probability of Achieving Outcome) ÷ (Effort × Time Delay).Let’s dissect this:Dream Outcome: This is the best possible result your product can help your customer achieve.It’s what your customers dream of.How big is the impact you can make? 2. Probability of Achieving Outcome: This is your chance of success.How likely is it that your product will achieve the dream outcome?Effort: How much work is required?What kind of resSupport the show

April 18, 2024Episode 237 min

Episode 001 Reactor Podcast Christina Rebuffet-Broadus US Market, Marketing and Deeptech

Christina Rebuffet-Broadus is a coach and consultant specialized in helping European companies successfully land in the USA.She has helped dozens of deeptech and climate companies and she is sharing with tips about personal branding, how to finally reconciliate tech and sales and sharing her experience of entrepreneurs and with companies from Grenoble.Find Christina on social media in her newsletter:Newsletter: https://www.christinarebuffetcourses.fr/american-market-alchemistLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/christinarebuffetbroadus/Here are the references mentioned during the episode :Vincent Bligny https://www.linkedin.com/in/vincent-bligny/Rémi Moriceau https://www.linkedin.com/in/rmoriceau/Aniah https://aniah.fr/The entrepreneur Lionel Clément : https://www.linkedin.com/in/lionel-clement/Maud Vinet https://www.linkedin.com/in/maud-vinet-quantum/Quobly https://www.quobly.io/Mathieu Lefebvre https://www.linkedin.com/in/mathieu-lefebvre-2aa74390/waga-energy https://waga-energy.com/en/Christina’s recommended resources:Youtube The futur https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-b3c7kxa5vU-bnmaROgvog Podcast The school of greatness https://lewishowes.com/sogpodcast/ Book - You are a badass at making money https://www.amazon.com/You-Are-Badass-Making-Money/dp/0735222975Thanks Le Minimistan in Grenoble for hosting us for the episode https://minimistan.org/Thanks for watching this episode and see you soon !Do you need help developing your deeptech or climate business? https://dynamic-scale-210.notion.site/Coaching-for-Deeptech-Impact-CEO-1448aabacdee42d6a6f980eed74cc2a5Find the newsletter here: https://reactortech.substack.com/Follow me on Linkedin https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeromegilleron/?locale=en_USAnd X https://twitter.com/JeromeGilleronSupport the show

August 8, 2024Episode 1022 min

Creating a Deeptech & Climate Tech Startup 101 - 01 Foundations: Your Mindset - Ep 009

Thanks for watching this episode and see you soon !Are you a deeptech or climate startup? Do you want to appear on Reactor special edition called 'Biz Decoder' in front of investors and customers?https://tally.so/r/wzYVGkFind the newsletter here:https://reactortech.substack.com/Follow me on Linkedin / jeromegilleronsummaryIn this episode, Jerome discusses the transition from being an employee in a tech company to building your own deep tech or climate tech startup. He emphasizes the importance of mastering your mindset about sales, personal branding, and marketing. Jerome provides tips on sales, such as identifying your ideal customer profile, qualifying leads, building relationships, and addressing objections. He also discusses the significance of personal branding, including defining your brand, consistency in messaging, content creation, and networking. Lastly, he highlights the key aspects of marketing, such as focusing on customer needs, storytelling, content creation, SEO/SEM, social proof, and analytics.keywordstransition, employee, tech company, deep tech, climate tech, startup, mindset, sales, personal branding, marketing, ideal customer profile, leads, relationships, objections, value proposition, closing techniques, storytelling, content creation, SEO, SEM, social proof, analyticstakeawaysTransitioning from an employee to a founder requires mastering your mindset about sales, personal branding, and marketing.In sales, it is important to identify your ideal customer profile, qualify leads, build relationships, and address objections.Personal branding helps you become a leader in your industry and build trust with your audience.Marketing involves focusing on customer needs, storytelling, content creation, SEO/SEM, social proof, and analytics.Having the right mindset in sales, personal branding, and marketing is crucial for building a successful startup.titlesTips for Effective Sales, Personal Branding, and MarketingBuilding Relationships and Trust in Sales and Personal BrandingSound Bites"Having a great product isn't enough. You need the right mindset to build a strong brand, create a sales track record, and attract a loyal customer base.""Sales are built on relationships. Take the time to build trust and rapport with your prospects. People buy from people they know, like, and trust.""Personal branding helps you become a leader in your industry and put a human face on your company. It builds trust and attracts talent."Chapters00:00Introduction01:04Building the Foundations: Mastering Your Mindset03:04Sales: Understanding Your Ideal Customer Profile and Qualifying Leads05:45Personal Branding: Becoming a Leader in Your Industry10:35Marketing: Showcasing the Value You Deliver19:54Conclusion and Next StepsSupport the show

January 26, 2025Episode 176 min

Reactor Newsletter - 5 Good news - Jan, 27th 2024

Welcome to this week’s Reactor Newsletter, where we bring you the most exciting developments from the worlds of deeptech and climate tech. Here’s your weekly dose of innovation and progress:1️⃣ EIT Funding Opportunities for Sustainable Innovation2️⃣ Y Combinator Success Tips: Boost Your Odds3️⃣ VC Funding Surge: $3B Raised in December4️⃣ Forbes' Top 25: Tomorrow's AI Unicorns5️⃣ EIT Food Incubator: Equity-Free Support for StartupsIf you'd like to take it further, you can:Sponsor this newsletter or one of my LinkedIn posts.Book a call or grab lunch with me in Paris and let’s unlock your sales, branding and growth.Listen to my podcast, watch my YouTube channel and my business Instagram hereJoin the Reactor community on WhatsApp: deep tech and climate-tech entrepreneurs, events, discussionsFollow me on LinkedIn.Do you prefer watching the Youtube version, click here: https://www.youtube.com/@Reactor-podcastOr the podcast version on your favorite app: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2352682/episodes1️⃣ Funding Opportunities from EIT Urban Mobility🚀 A wave of funding opportunities is here—don’t miss out on these deadlines:Catalyse NEB 2025: Apply by 3 February for €20,000 and business support.Details: Catalyse NEB 2025EIC Women Leadership Programme: Apply by 9 February for guidance on leadership and entrepreneurial skills for women-led startups.Details: Women Leadership ProgrammeRAPTOR Open Call: Apply by 12 February for up to €40,000 and a chance to pilot your solution in city mobility challenges.Details: RAPTOR Open CallInvestment Readiness Programme for Impact (IRP4IMPACT): Apply by 28 February to boost fundraising capabilities with resources, coaching, and networking.Details: Investment Readiness ProgrammeScaling Startups Programme Open Call: Apply by 28 February to provide VC expertise and help mobility startups scale globally.Details: Scaling Startups ProgrammeFor a full overview, visit the EIT Urban Mobility LinkedIn page: EIT Urban Mobility2️⃣ EIT Food Seedbed Incubator: Equity-Free Funding for Agrifood InnovatorsDo you have a novel tech-based innovation that could transform the food system? The EIT Food Seedbed Incubator offers a 6-month program to validate and launch scalable Agrifood Tech ventures.Why join?Up to €10,000 in equity-free funding.Access to 100+ industry leaders and agrifood specialists.Entrepreneurial training and 1:1 coaching.Lifetime membership in the EIT Food community.Applications close on 21 February.Details: Support the show