At the 39^th annual DigiWorld Summit, in partnership with Business France and French Tech, IDATE will be hosting the third annual DigiWorld Awards, recognising excellence in digital start-ups created by French entrepreneurs outside of France, in four categories: Africa and the Middle East – the Americas – Asia & Europe, and order usa viagra online one start-up from the Occitanie Region with international business activities in the « Special mention of the jury » category.

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Why recognise and reward companies created outside of France?

“French Tech” encompasses everybody who works with or for French start-ups, both in France and abroad. Entrepreneurs, first and foremost, but also investors, engineers, designers, developers, conglomerates, associations, media companies, public operators, R&D centres… all working to further start-ups’ growth and international reach. French Tech – of which Business France is a founding member – is a joint initiative that was kick-started by the French government but sustained and developed by industry stakeholders.

Since 2015 a good number of French Tech Hubs have been created in more than 15 major cities around the globe, all of which represent key centres for development for French Tech start-ups. The goal is to “stimulate collective action” and to bring the various public actors (Business France, consulates, chambers of commerce, local authorities…) together under a single umbrella with a network of entrepreneurs that have a solid footing in overseas markets (start-ups, conglomerates, investors, engineers, designers and developers), which can serve as mentors for young start-ups wanting to develop their business in that market, and as ambassadors for French Tech with local decision-makers.

The DigiWorld Awards thus provide a unique opportunity to identify the many entrepreneurs who have created a start-up abroad, and to recognise those who have been successful overseas… perhaps before coming to France

The Special Jury Prize will be awarded to a fifth company from among the start-ups with international ambitions that have emerged from the Occitan Region ecosystem.

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The deadline of the receipt of applications is

on Friday 29 September 2017 at midnight.

The start-ups eligible to be nominated must satisfy the following criteria:

- Be a company created outside of France by at least one French national, with no offices or operations in France;

- Have a digital tech industry business as its main activity: equipment and devices, networks and telecoms, Internet services and applications (BtoC, BtoB…), M2M, IoT…

- Companies of all sizes are eligible.

The winners will be highlighted in the promotional material for the 2017 DigiWorld Summit being held from 14 to 16 November in Montpellier, France, promoted in the participants community and in the media plan for the Summit and the awards ceremony taking place on 15 November 2017.

A Special Jury Prize will be awarded to a fifth company from among the start-ups with international ambitions that have emerged from the Occitan Region ecosystem.

The trophies will be awarded at a dedicated ceremony on Wednesday 15 November 2017 and the winning start-ups will be chosen by the members of the jury, listed right below :

A Special Jury Prize will be awarded to an overseas start-up born of the Région Occitanie development ecosystem.

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