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New Zealand Launches Start-up Tel Aviv 2014

New Zealand Launches Start-up Tel Aviv 2014


The Wellington City Council, Grow Wellington, Creative HQ, ATEED and Callaghan Innovation have joined hands with the Embassy of Israel in promoting the participation of a young, talented and promising Kiwi “Start-up ist” in the Tel Aviv Start-up seminar and the DLD Innovation Festival which will take place from 13-19 September 2014 in Tel Aviv, Israel.

He or she, along with Start-up founder winners from around the world, joined by local Israeli entrepreneurs, will participate in lectures, workshops and meetings with leading Israeli investors and professionals.

"Start-up Tel Aviv" will take place during the DLD Festival week, and participants will have the opportunity to meet the coolest and smartest companies, techies, startups, designers, artists, scientists, investors, and cultural drivers from Israel and abroad.

DLD Tel Aviv Digital Conference is Israel's largest international Hi-tech gathering, featuring hundreds of Start-Ups, VC’s, angel investors and leading multinationals, boasting top technological talent, the highest venture capital investments per capita and multi-national centers for industry leaders such as Google, Microsoft, Amazon, GM, Amdocs, Facebook and more.

For more information please contact Amos Palfreyman on: economy@wellington.mfa.gov.il

Interested candidates can register their start-up on: www.startuptelaviv.co.nz.

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