Martedì 22 settembre a partire dalle 17:30, presso PedersoliGattai (Via Principe Amedeo 5 a Milano), si terrà The Space Venture | Dalle Startup all’Orbita, un appuntamento, organizzato insieme allo Studio Legale PedersoliGattai e dedicato agli investimenti nella space economy e nel deep tech.
In un contesto di forte crescita del settore spaziale, caratterizzato dall’emergere di nuove opportunità industriali e tecnologiche, permane la necessità di creare maggiori connessioni tra capitale, impresa, ricerca e innovazione. L’iniziativa nasce proprio con l’obiettivo di favorire questo dialogo, creando una piattaforma di riferimento per venture capital, startup, corporate e istituzioni attive nell’ecosistema.
The Space Venture | Dalle Startup all’Orbita si propone di favorire l’incontro tra investitori e imprese innovative, stimolare nuove opportunità di co-investimento e rafforzare il posizionamento dell’Italia come hub europeo per l’innovazione nella space economy.
I lavori saranno aperti da Luca Rossi Provesi, Partner di PedersoliGattai, e da Francesco Cerruti, General Director di Italian Tech Alliance, che presenterà l’iniziativa e le prospettive di sviluppo del settore.
Seguirà la presentazione del Focus Team Space Law & Economy di PedersoliGattai e del booklet The New Space Game, a cura di Marco Galli ed Enrico Candotti, Senior Counsel dello Studio.
L’evento proseguirà con una tavola rotonda dedicata alle principali dinamiche del mercato e alle prospettive di crescita dell’ecosistema.
📅 Accredito ore 17:30 - Inizio lavori ore 17:45
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