Dublin Tech Summit 2024: Limited Complimentary Tickets Reserved for the EIC Community
- ›Dublin Tech Summit runs 29 to 30 May 2024 in Dublin and the European Innovation Council will attend with a stand and a workshop.
- ›A limited number of complimentary tickets have been reserved for EIC Community members and will be allocated on a first come first served basis.
- ›Travel and accommodation are not covered by the offer and interested EIC innovators must request tickets by email with a specified subject line and a note of which EIC scheme they belong to.
- ›The announcement is presented for knowledge sharing and is not an official position of the European Commission.
Dublin Tech Summit 2024 and the EIC Community Offer
The European Innovation Council Community has been notified of a limited ticket allocation for Dublin Tech Summit 2024. The two day conference takes place in Dublin, Ireland from 29 to 30 May 2024. EIC staff will be present at the summit with a stand and an accompanying workshop. Organisers and the EIC are offering a small number of complimentary tickets for EIC innovators. These tickets will be assigned on a first come first served basis. Travel and accommodation costs are not included.
How to request a ticket
| Item | Detail | Notes |
| Event | Dublin Tech Summit 2024 | |
| Dates | 29 to 30 May 2024 | |
| Location | Dublin, Ireland | |
| EIC presence | Stand and workshop | |
| Ticket offer | Limited number of complimentary tickets for EIC Community members | Assigned first come first served |
| What is not included | Travel and accommodation | |
| How to request | Email EISMEA-events@ec.europa.eu | Use subject line "Dublin Tech Summit 2024: Ticket Request" and state which EIC scheme you are part of |
| Important caveat | Information is for knowledge sharing | Not to be interpreted as the official view of the European Commission |
Context and practical considerations
Dublin has been a magnet for multinational technology firms for more than a decade, drawing European headquarters, research teams and service operations. For startups and scaleups the city offers investor networks and corporate partners but it is also a competitive environment. Conferences like DTS offer visibility, deal flow and networking opportunities. For EIC beneficiaries the presence of the EIC stand and workshop can help amplify outreach. However complimentary tickets do not cover travel or accommodation and the organisers do not guarantee tickets beyond the limited allocation. Request early if you want to be considered.
When planning to attend, check visa and travel requirements well in advance. Confirm workshop timing and any speaker application deadlines. Smaller, complementary ticket allocations tend to be claimed quickly. Do not assume an EIC associated ticket provides fast track access to meetings with investors or guarantees speaking slots.
What to expect at the summit and how to prepare
Dublin Tech Summit positions itself as a B2B forum. Typical Summit activities include keynote talks, panels, workshops, and structured networking. For technology innovators and EIC beneficiaries the summit can be useful to pursue partnerships, commercial discussions and corporate collaborations. Prepare a concise pitch, updated one page executive summary, and clear asks such as partnership, pilot trials or follow up investor meetings. Make appointments early and prioritise meetings that are likely to produce measurable progress.
Limits and disclaimers
The original message from the EIC Community contains a built in disclaimer. It frames the information as being shared for knowledge purposes and not as an official policy or position of the European Commission. Acceptance of a complimentary ticket does not change the fact that travel and accommodation are the attendee's responsibility. Availability is limited and allocation is not guaranteed beyond the stated first come first served rule.
Tags and topical orientation
This announcement is relevant to innovators involved in business development, intellectual property and licensing, marketing, partnership development, and organisations operating within the European Union. The EIC Community posting noted that you must be logged in to comment or contribute on the original page.