CURRENT FUNDING AND PARTNERING OPPORTUNITIES

for Creative Industries CONTENTS European funding opportunities

HORIZON 2020 – new work programme 2018 - 2020 page 2 Creative Europe page 4 EURIMAGES – European Cinema Support Fund page 7 Europe for Citizens page 8 EU and Norway grants page 8 URBACT page 9 European Cultural Foundation page 9 INTERREG page 9 International partner search for creative projects page 10

Partnering opportunities Business cooperation requests and offers for the creative industries page 10 Brokerage events for the creative industries page 13

Issue Q1 I 2018

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European funding opportunities

Programme Call for proposals Topic & sector Deadline(s)

HORIZON 2020 calls

Industrial Leadership work programme 2018-2020

ICT oriented

(CSA = Coordination and support action;

RIA = Research and Innovation action;

IA = Innovation action)

ICT-24-2018-2019: Next Generation Inter-net - An Open Internet Initiative

CSA: (1) Technology Strategy & Policy; (2) Technology Harvest & Transfer; (3) Out-reach Office

RIA: (1) Privacy and trust enhancing techno-logies; (2) decentralized data governance; (3) discovery and identification technologies

ICT-25-2018-2020: Interactive Technologies

CSA: Interactive community building (unique access point for taking-up European interac-tive technologies)

RIA: Future interaction (multi-user interac-tion; higher quality experience)

ICT-26-2018-2020: Artificial Intelligence

RIA: Building a European Artificial Intelli-gence on-demand platform

ICT-27-2018-2020: Internet of Things (IoT)

CSA: security and privacy concepts, trend scouting, network of IoT providers

ICT-28-2018: Future Hyper-connected Sociality

CSA: Support of Social Media ecosystem community building

RIA: Support of Social Media initiatives

IA: (1) Content verification, (2) Secure Data Ecosystem

ICT-29-2018: A multilingual Next genera-tion Internet

IA: A European Language Grid

RIA: Domain-specific /challenge-oriented Human Language Technology

ICT-30-2019-2020: An empowering, inclu-sive Next Generation Internet

IA: Digital Learning Incubator

CSA in the area of Digital Learning

ICT-32-2018: STARTS – The Arts stimulating innovation

RIA: STARTS lighthouse pilots (art-inspired solutions to industrial/societal challenges) in (1) art-inspired i)nteractive human-centred environments and (2) art-inspired urban manufacturing

Internet; open source software; open hard-ware design, IPR/ technology transfer

Augmented (AR) and Virtual Reality (VR)

Artificial Intelligence

Internet of Things

Social Media

Internet, languages

Digital Learning, VR, AR, AI

Inclusion of artists and creatives in inno-vation and research projects to explore unconventional art-inspired solutions to industrial/societal

CSA: 17 Apr 2018

RIA: 17 Apr 2018 28 Mar 2019 (opens 16 Oct 2018)

CSA: 17 Apr 2018

RIA: 14 Nov 2018 (opens 26 Jul 2018)

17 Apr 2018

17 Apr 2018

17 Apr 2018

17 Apr 2018

28 Mar 2019 (opens 16 Oct 2018)

17 Apr 2018

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CSA: create a STARTS ecosystem, coordinate aspects of the 2 lighthouse pilots and of other European/international R&I projects with artists and creatives

DT-ICT-01-2019: Smart Anything Every-where (SAE)

IA: Digital Innovation Hubs that support SMEs and Mid-caps in various technologies

CSA: support the SAE network

DT-ICT-06-2018: Coordination and Support Activities for Digital Innovation Hub network

CSA: coordinate DIHs across Europe

problems

Digital Innovation Hubs, ICT

Digital Innovation Hubs

2 Apr 2019 (opens 16 Oct 2018)

17 Apr 2018

HORIZON 2020 calls

Societal Challenge:

Socioeconomic and cultural transfor-mations in the con-text of the fourth industrial revolution

DT-Transformations-02-2018-2019-2020: Transformative impact of disruptive tech-nologies in public services

Transformations-04-2019-2020: Innovative approaches to urban and regional devel-opment through cultural tourism

Transformations-05-2018: Cities as a plat-form for citizen-driven innovation

Transformations-06-2018: Inclusive and sustainable growth through cultural and creative industries and the arts

Transformations-08-2019: The societal value of culture and the impact of cultural policies in Europe

SU-Transformations-09-2018: Social plat-form on endangered cultural heritage and on illicit trafficking of cultural goods

DT-Transformations-11-2019: Collabora-tive approaches to cultural heritage for social cohesion

DT-Transformations-12-2018-2019: Cura-tion of digital assets and advanced digiti-zation

AR, VR, AI, gamifica-tion

cultural tourism

blending technologi-cal, non-tech, cultural and social practices

cultural and creative industries, arts

culture

endangered cultural heritage, cultural good

cultural heritage, social media

cultural heritage, digitisation

13 Mar 2018

14 Mar 2019 (opens 6 Nov 2018)

14 Mar 2019 (opens 6 Nov 2018)

13 Mar 2018

13 Mar 2018

14 Mar 2019 (opens 6 Nov 2018)

13 Mar 2018

14 Mar 2019 (opens 6 Nov 2018)

13 Mar 2018

HORIZON 2020 calls

Societal Challenge:

Governance for the Future

DT-Governance -13-2019: Digitisation, Digital Single Market and European cul-ture: new challenges for creativity, intel-lectual property rights and copyright

access to cultural goods and services, digitalisation of cul-tural works

14 Mar 2019 (opens 6 Nov 2018)

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HORIZON 2020 SME Instrument

- single SME applicant

- can include sub-contractor partners

The SME instrument is part of the Europe-an Innovation Council pilot (EIC pilot), which is part of the Horizon 2020 Work programme 2018-2020 and combines the SME Instrument, EIC Fast Track to Innova-tion (FTI), Future and Emerging Technolo-gies (FET)-Open and EIC Horizon Prizes as a 'one stop shop' for funding of innova-tors/innovations in the EU.

The SME Instrument supports high-risk, high-potential SMEs to develop and bring to market new products, services and business models that could drive econo-mic growth.

The SME Instrument is for innovators with ground-breaking concepts that could shape new markets or disrupt existing ones in Europe and worldwide.

Creative and ICT industries may be the SME applicant for the SME Instrument, or indeed a sub-contractor to the main SME Instrument applicant/beneficiary.

There are no set topics. Negative impacts on climate and the environment should be avoided.

Close to market / commercialisation

Phase 1 (in 2018)

(feasibility study):

3 May 2018 5 Sep 2018 7 Nov 2018

Phase 2 (in 2018)

(From concept to market):

14 Mar 2018 23 May 2018 10 Oct 2018

Horizon 2020 Guide

A Guide to Horizon 2020 and Other Euro-pean Funding for the Creative Industries

Creative Europe

Sub-Programme CULTURE

CULTURE – Cooperation Projects

This funding opportunity supports the delivery of cultural and creative trans-national cooperation projects across any art form for a maximum duration of four years. The funding is available to creative, cultural and heritage organisations wor-king across any art form, such as visual arts, dance, theatre, literature, perfor-mance, music, heritage, architecture, de-sign, circus, festivals, craft and fashion. This includes higher education institutions, local authorities, social enterprises, chari-ties and companies operating in the cul-tural and creative sectors.

transnational co-operation in all art forms

autumn 2018,

calls expected in late summer 2018

Creative Europe

Sub-Programme CULTURE

CULTURE - Literary translations

This funding opportunity supports pub-lishers and publishing houses and enables the translation of literary work from one European language to another, to encour-age new audiences and promote cultural exchange. Eligible costs include the trans-

translation and publi-cation of “packages” of fiction in European languages and their promotion

Deadlines:

May 2017

calls expected in Mar/Apr 2018

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lation, production and promotion of Euro-pean fiction, poetry and plays. There are two categories of Literary Translation funding; the first is for 2-year projects, the second is for longer-term support.

Creative Europe

Sub-Programme Media

Film Education

This funding opportunity supports audi-ence development as a means of stimulat-ing interest in, and improving access to audiovisual works in particular through promotion, events, film literacy and festi-vals. The applicant must be a consortium (project leader and at least 2 partners) of private companies, non-profit organisa-tions, associations, charities, foundations, municipalities/Town Councils, etc. estab-lished in one of the countries participating in the MEDIA Sub-programme.

film 1 Mar 2018

Creative Europe

Sub-Programme Media

Co-production funds

Co-production funds - including the provi-sion of financial support to eligible third parties - for the following projects:

- Production of feature films, anima-tions and documentaries, of a mini-mum length of 60 minutes, intended for cinema release

- Implementation of a concrete distri-bution strategy to improve the circula-tion of the supported works

film

animation

documentaries

distribution

6 Mar 2018

Creative Europe

Sub-Programme Media

Development of European Video Games

The call supports European video game production companies with proven expe-rience and interested in developing a nar-rative storytelling video game, regardless of platform or expected distribution method, presenting:

- high level of originality, innovative and creative value, cultural diversity and enhanced Europe's cultural identity and heritage compared to existing mainstream works

- high level of commercial ambition and extensive cross-border potential able to reach European and international markets

video games 8 Mar 2018

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Creative Europe

Sub-Programme Media

Development of Audiovisual Content – Single Projects

This funding opportunity supports propo-sals of independent European audiovisual production companies with proven expe-rience to develop a Single Project intend-ed primarily for cinema release, television broadcasting or commercial exploitation on digital platforms in the categories ani-mation, creative documentary and fiction with enhanced cross-border circulation potential. Beneficiaries have to be legally constituted for at least 1 year and can demonstrate a recent success.

film

VR

19 Apr 2018

Creative Europe

Sub-Programme Media

TV-Programming

This funding programme supports Euro-pean production companies interested in producing a television work demonstra-ting high creative value, cross-border po-tential, co-operation between operators from different countries, increased co-production and circulation of high-profile European television drama series. At least three European broadcasters have to be involved. Works can be ‘one-off’ or serial-ised and may include dramas and creative TV documentaries.

TV productions 24 May 2018

Creative Europe

Sub-Programme Media

Training

The programme supports trainings which aim at the acquisition and improvement of skills and competences of audiovisual pro-fessionals and the development of net-works. The focus is put on the use of digi-tal technologies, testing new approaches to audience development and new busi-ness models.

audiovisual sector 26 Apr 2018

Creative Europe

Sub-Programme MEDIA

Support to Festivals

This funding strand offers financial sup-port to organisers of film festivals. The programme of these festivals should con-sist of 50 % non-national films and of at least 70 % of films from member countries of Creative Europe MEDIA. At least 15 countries must be represented in the fes-tival programme.

Film Festivals 26 Apr 2018

for festivals taking place 1 Nov 2018 and 30 Apr 2019

Creative Europe

Sub-Programme MEDIA

Support to Sales Agents

The programme supports the distribution of non-national European films, through cinemas and other platforms, by providing

European film sales agents

3 Oct 2018

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funds to sales agents, based on their per-formance on the market, for further rein-vestment in new non-national European films. Beneficiaries may be European film sales agents. The sales agent must be ap-pointed by the producer of the film by way of a written contract or agreement which includes that the film will be sold in at least 10 countries participating in the MEDIA Sub-programme.

Creative Europe

Sub-Programme MEDIA

Distribution – Selective Scheme - Support for the transnational distribution of Euro-pean Films

This funding programme supports the wider transnational distribution of recent non-national European films by encoura-ging cinema/theatrical distributors to in-vest in the promotion of such products. It also encourages the development of links between the production and distribution sectors. Beneficiaries can be groups of a minimum of seven distributors coordina-ted by the sales agent of the film. The support covers the promotion costs for the release of the film in each territory selected.

cinema/theatrical distributors, sales agents

14 Jun 2018

Creative Europe

Sub-Programme MEDIA

Distribution Automatic Support 2017

This funding programme supports the wider transnational distribution of Euro-pean films outside the country of origin by encouraging theatrical distributors to in-vest in the production and promotion of non-national European film. The distribu-tors receive funding on the basis of the sold tickets in the previous year. This money has to be reinvested in coproduc-tion projects, promotion and marketing or a minimum guarantee.

Film Distribution 1 Aug 2018

EURIMAGES

European Cinema Support Fund

(4 calls per year)

EURIMAGES promotes the European au-diovisual industry by providing financial support (annual budget €25 million) to:

- co-production (at least 2 co-producers from different Member States of the Fund)

- distribution (only for professionals based in EURIMAGES Member States which do not have access to the EU Creative Eu-rope-MEDIA programme, i.e.: Arme-nia, Georgia, Russian Federation, Swit-zerland and Turkey)

Promotion of the European film indus-try.

Provision of soft loans (being repaid on the basis of revenues) for cinema co-produc-tions.

Provision of subsidies for theatrical distri-bution and exhibition.

12 Apr 2018

23 Aug 2018

23 Oct 2018

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- exhibition (only for theatres in EURIMAGES Member States which do not have ac-cess to the EU Creative Europe-MEDIA programme, i.e.: Armenia, Georgia, Russian Federation, Switzerland and Turkey)

Europe for Citizens

Democratic engagement and civic participation - Civil Society Projects 2018

Proposals are related to promotion of EU

values:

- to contribute to citizens' understand-ing of the Union, its history and diver-sity;

- to foster European citizenship and to improve conditions for civic and dem-ocratic participation at Union level.

Cultural organisations are eligible for

funding.

culture, history, de-mocracy, diversity

1 Mar 2018

Europe for Citizens

Town Twinning 2018 Round 1

Supporting projects bringing together a wide range of partner towns in a town twinning event around topics in line with the objectives of the Programme.

Cultural organisations are eligible for funding.

culture, town twin-ning

1 Mar 2018

Europe for Citizens

Networks of Towns 2018 Round 1

The potential of the networks created by a series of town twinning links should be used for developing thematic and long-lasting cooperation between towns.

Cultural organisations are eligible for funding.

culture, town twin-ning, networking

1 Mar 2018

Europe for Citizens

European Remem-brance 2018

Projects reflecting on causes and conse-quences of authoritarian and totalitarian regimes in Europe's modern history (espe-cially but not exclusively Nazism that led to the Holocaust, Fascism, Stalinism and totalitarian communist regimes) and to commemorate the victims of their crimes.

Cultural organisations are eligible for funding.

culture, history 1 Mar 2018

EEA and Norway Grants

Fund for Regional

Cooperation

The Fund specifically aims to support re-gional cross-border cooperation projects focusing on soft measures like knowledge-sharing, exchange of best practices and institution building within all priority sec-tors of the EEA and Norway Grants 2014-2021. It seeks innovative project ideas that propose new solutions to common challenges.

culture, social inclu-sion, employment, right, freedom

for:

Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Repub-lic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Latvia,

1 Jul 2018

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The priority sectors of the Grants are:

- Innovation, Research, Education and Competitiveness;

- Social Inclusion, Youth Employment and Poverty Reduction;

- Environment, Energy, Climate Change and Low Carbon Economy;

- Culture, Civil Society, Good Govern-ance and Fundamental Rights and Freedom;

- Justice and Home Affairs

Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain

URBACT –

Driving change for

better cities

http://urbact.eu/

URBACT - A European exchange and learn-

ing programme promoting sustainable

urban development. The programme ena-

bles cities to work together to develop

solutions to major urban challenges, reaf-

firming the key role they play in facing

increasingly complex societal changes.

cultural workers and creatives may partic-ipate in the networks, events and projects supported by the programme

Continuous

European Cultural Foundation

STEP travel grants

funding of direct return tickets by train, bus or plane within Europe and to/from neighbouring countries for creative and critical artists and cultural change-makers; applicants need a partner organization in the destination country that is committed to engaging in knowledge exchange

travel support for cultural practitioners

no specific deadline

INTERREG Europe Fourth call for proposals (to be published around mid-March)

Priority axis 4: Protecting the environment and promoting resource efficiency

Investment priority 6(c): conserving, pro-tecting, promoting and developing natural and cultural heritage

Specific objective 4.1: Improve the imple-mentation of regional development poli-cies and programmes, in particular In-vestment for Growth and Jobs and, where relevant, ETC programmes, in the field of the protection and development of natu-ral and cultural heritage

cultural heritage Mid-June 2018

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International partner search for creative projects

• France:

http://www.relais-culture-europe.eu/fabriquer-les-projets/recherche-de-partenaires/

• Italy: http://cultura.cedesk.beniculturali.it/partnersearch/

• Poland: http://kreatywna-europa.eu/partnerzy/

• Slovenia: http://ced-slovenia.eu/partner/

• UK:

http://partners.culturefund.eu/partner-search/

• Culture360.org for non-European partners: http://culture360.asef.org/

• Partner Search in the participant portal for EU funded programmes https://ec.europa.eu/research/participants/portal/desktop/en/organisations/partner_search.html

Partner searches via NCPs networks

NET4SOCIETY http://www.net4society.eu/public/pss.php

IDEALIST: http://www.ideal-ist.eu/partner-search/pssearch

Partnering opportunities – Business cooperation requests and offers

Below you find offers and requests for business co-operations from member states of the Sector Group Creative Industries focusing on companies in the creative sectors. For more information use the links or contact the men-tioned persons.

Denmark

1. A Danish designer looking for a manufacturer of handmade, allergy friendly, graphic designed carpets. Advice on fabric would also be highly appreciated.

2. A Danish designer looking for a wood manufacturer for his benches and tables. He is only looking for the wood production since he assembles the furniture himself. His furniture is made of laminated wood, and the materials are oak, light ash and walnut.

3. A Danish designer is looking for a manufacturer for his lamp made of mouth blown glass. He currently has a

manufacturer in the Czech Republic, but is looking for another. The lamp consists of 2 parts of mouth-blown glass. Right now, he receives the components from somewhere else and assembles the lamp himself, but ideally the manufacturer should deliver the finished product.

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4. A Danish eyeglasses designer is looking for distributors in Europe for their glasses in Nordic design. They are focused on zero waste, so most of the raw materials are bio degradable and all waste material from the manufacturing process gets new life by reusing it in the production of jewellery.

5. A Danish company making mobile grills for camping, picnics or balconies are seeking country specific

knowledge regarding best point of sale, for instance interior or recreational equipment stores, as well as partnerships with restaurants that are interested in sale and use of the product.

6. A Danish furniture company, designing sustainable furniture where the circular economy applies, is looking

for agents and distributors across Europe within the high-end design furniture segment, and country specific knowledge regarding trends within green solutions and environment-friendly consumption.

For further information on all business offers and requests please contact: Camilla Wendt, cwe@vhhr.dk

Greece

1. One of the biggest professional photography studio in Greece is looking for clothing or swim suits producers/ designers who want to take photos of their products at outdoor locations in Greece (such as islands and his-torical monuments). The company already co-operates with the greatest Greek and Cypriot companies and magazines in the fields of fashion and lifestyle. For further information please contact Georgia Sfyraki, sfiraki@acsmi.gr

Italy

1. MagmaLaB is a creative laboratory founded in 2012 in Bologna (Emilia-Romagna, Italy). It is specialized in Contemporary Jewels created totally handmade and using unconventional/innovative materials, first of all polyethylene. In the past five years they developed unique processing techniques to upcycle plastic materi-als, in order to obtain the elements that form their collections. They work also with lighting for the creation of handmade design lamps in metal, wood and copper. They are looking for retailers, buyers and importers in Italy, Europe, USA and Australia. For more information please contact: Irene Comiti, irene.comiti@aster.it

2. An e-commerce platform has been created to promote the creativity of independent selected and talented Italian designers on the international marketplace. Their limited edition products, unique capsule collections and one-off piece take advantage of small-scale artisanal skills as well as experimental production between design and art. In addition, under the coordination and supervision of the creative directors behind the plat-form, there is the possibility to develop exclusive design pieces on a commission basis. For further information please contact: Samuel Nazzareno Monaco, een@lom.camcom.it

3. A design studio founded in Milan in 2008 operates in a wide range of sectors, such as furniture, lighting, ex-

hibitions, retail designing, from complex concepts to minute details. It looks for partners willing to develop solutions for mass production and/or to focus on experimentation and exclusive limited editions. For further information please contact: Samuel Nazzareno Monaco, een@lom.camcom.it

Poland

1. Polish company specialised in artistic photography is looking for manufacturers or suppliers of photo presentation boxes and of photography backdrops. Ref: BRPL20180126001

Portugal

1. The Portuguese Information Technology company FLIP KICK seeks new clients for digital transformation projects through cloud services. FLIP KICK is a specialist in Azure managed services, business data analytics and digital sport. FLIP KLICK

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2. The Portuguese Portuguese startup DETUS is offering digital solutions. DETUS wants to carry out our ‘software house’ concept and offer their know-how and skills to turn ideas into real solutions. DETUS

For further information on both companies you can contact: Céu Filipe, mcfilipe@aeportugal.com

United Kingdom

1. UK kitchen textile business seeks linen and cotton fabric supplies and completed products to enhance their product range. This Northern Ireland (UK) kitchen textile business seeks manufacturing agreements with mills throughout Europe who can produce 100% linen and/or 100% cotton fabric. They also seek innovative kitchen textile products to add to their range. BRUK20171106001

2. UK kitchen textile product supplier seeks sewing manufacturers for subcontracting. This Northern Ireland (UK) business seeks sewing manufacturers who can produce high quality, bespoke, textile kitchen/tableware items such as napkins, tablecloths etc. under a subcontracting agreement. BRUK20180110002

3. This Northern Ireland UK garment manufacturer has developed an innovative maternity / nursing bra which focuses on the needs of pregnant and breastfeeding women. The company seeks agents/distributors across Europe and would also consider manufacturing their product under license for large high-street brands. BOUK20170208001

4. The Northern Ireland UK manufacturer of kitchen grease removal systems seeks distributors who supply equipment to restaurants, supermarkets, hotel and independent food preparation establishments in Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, and Sweden. BOUK20170830002

5. A UK company that specialises in the design and distribution of Spanish tiles from Andalucia is interested in working with interior designers and architects working on prestigious projects in Europe under a services agreement. BOUK20161121001

6. UK-based supplier of marching band musical instruments and accessories seeks services agreements with partners connected with the military bands of the national armed forces of Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Peru and Nigeria. BOUK20171019001

7. A UK based company creates textiles and print designs for homeware and interiors, such as cushions to lampshades, suede throws, wallpaper and coffee tables. The patterns of the product are inspired and sourced from Adinkra symbols and proverbs of Ghana. The UK company is looking for interior designers to integrate the products in their portfolio under a commercial agency agreement. BOUK20161207004

8. An experienced UK based company, specialised in the design and manufacture of abaya (a loose-fitting full-length robe worn by some Muslim women) is looking for a distribution agreement with partners who would like to distribute its products in their region and reach customers interested in modest minimalist yet sophis-ticated apparel for women. BOUK20171019002

9. A UK based company, with experience in the high end luxury fashion sector, has developed a product that allows the wearer to influence flash photography and avoid unwanted pictures. The products have benefited from a sustained PR and marketing campaign and it has been bought and worn by international celebrities. The company is looking for an experienced distributor to promote and sell their products under a distribution agreement. BOUK20160818005

10. A UK fashion company is looking for Italian designers to join its online market-place. The UK start-up has developed an online fashion market place which allows users to buy the hottest and most up-to-date trends from contemporary Italian fashion designers. The accessories sold on the platform are sleek, unique, 100% Italian and created by carefully selecting designers who want to bring a breath of fresh air to the internation-al fashion scene. The company is currently looking for new Italian designers to enter the platform under a service agreement. BOUK20170118004

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Partnering opportunities – Brokerage events for the creative industries

Below you find brokerage events organised by members of the Sector Group Creative Industries at fairs or other events focusing on companies in the creative sectors. For more information use the links to the events’ websites or contact the mentioned persons.

March 2018

LEAP Summit 15 – 17 March, Zagreb (Croatia)

Target groups: ICT and CCI companies

https://www.leapsummit.com/ (event website)

https://leapsummit-face-to-face-meetings.b2match.io/ (will be online by the end of February)

For information on the matchmaking please contact: Renato Vrebac, Renato.Vrebac@hamagbicro.hr

April 2018

EU B2B @Milan Design Week #Fuorisalone 18 – 19 April, Milano (Italy)

Target groups: enterprises (manufacturers, distributors, agents, buyers, retailers) working on design, furniture, home textile, decorations and material

https://www.b2match.eu/milandesignweek2018 (will be online by the end of February 2018)

For information on the matchmaking please contact: Samuel Nazzareno Monaco, een@lom.camcom.it

EEN Matchmaking at Product Placement in films: opportunity to increase brand awareness in EU and Asia within the frame of the Udine Far East Film Festival. 27 April, Udine (Italy)

Target groups: Film production Enterprises interested in offering product placement. SMEs/Organisations seek-ing brand awareness opportunities for their products/services, mainly in Europe and Asia.

For information on the matchmaking please contact: Antonella Cappelletti, antonella.cappelletti@ud.camcom.it

June 2018

EEN Matchmaking at XPO North 27 – 28 June, Inverness (United Kingdom)

Target groups: enterprises (music, crafts, fashion and textiles, design, writing and publishing, screen and broad-cast, gaming, digital and technology)

https://xponorth.co.uk/ (event website)

For information on the matchmaking please contact: Ken Gordon, ken.gordon@scontent.co.uk

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If you would like to discuss any of the funding streams, or require assistance to identify relevant expertise, project partners or partnering opportunities, then please contact a member of the funding team:

een@tees.ac.uk or Europa@nrwbank.de. Disclaimer: This newsletter is published by the Sector Group Creative Industries of the Enterprise Europe Network. The content of this newsletter has been compiled with meticulous care and to the best of our knowledge. How-ever, we cannot assume any liability for the up-to-dateness, completeness or accuracy of any of the provided information.

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On our own account

The project “Internationalization Creative Cultural Industries” published an interview with Eniko Schmidt, mem-ber of our Sector Group from Hungary, about the Creative and Cultural Industries and the activities of our Crea-tive Industries Sector Group. The interview is available here: http://www.icciproject.com/news/a-talk-with-eniko-schmidt-about-cci-sector/

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