Startup Nations Summit Policy Hack
At the Startup Nations Summit in Tallinn, Estonia, this November, policy shapers and experts from more than 60 countries will have the opportunity to take their solutions from idea to proof of concept. The Startup Nations Summit Policy Hack is a collaborative way of developing policies and bringing together teams of startup representatives.
Each team will leave the SNS and the policy hack with a solid, valid policy lever, ready to make a difference in their home country. The mentor support will continue for six months after the hack in Tallinn, for solution implementation and support.
The SNS Policy Hack is intended to help those who are ready to move from a relatively well-defined policy idea to an early implementation or tested policy stage.
If you are interested in participating in the SNS Policy Hack, you may apply here.
Meet the SNS Policy Hack Mentors
Throughout the hack process, participants will receive high-level feedback from hacking mentors through online discussions. At the in-person seminar prior to the Summit, hack participants will also meet other delegates and their extended team, and receive coaching from the mentors prior to pitching their policy solutions.
As part of the hack, mentors will continue to support the team for six months after the in-person event in Tallinn, for solution implementation and support. Expert judges include:
Throughout the hack process, participants will receive high-level feedback from hacking mentors through online discussions. At the in-person seminar prior to the Summit, hack participants will also meet other delegates and their extended team, and receive coaching from the mentors prior to pitching their policy solutions.
As part of the hack, mentors will continue to support the team for six months after the in-person event in Tallinn, for solution implementation and support. Expert judges include: Evan Burfield, CEO and co-founder of 1776 Startup Incubator; Anna Verpalu, lecturer of Business Law, Estonian Business School; Eamonn Carey, managing director of Techstars Connection; and Peteris Zilgavis, head of the startups and innovation unit, DG Connect, European Commission.
Embark on the SNS Policy Hack Journey
Policy hack teams will begin preparing this September, in connection with experts and mentors, to maximize the policy validation experience at the Startup Nations Summit this November. Due to high demand, organizers opened three additional slots for SNS delegates who wish to participate and propose a policy solution. These new slots will be filled on a rolling basis. Apply by clicking here.
Space is limited for both the broader Summit event and the Policy Hack in particular. If you have not registered for SNS already, please do so before the end of the month to secure your spot by following the instructions in your personal invitation letter. If you need it be re-sent, please send request to startupnations@loweurope.eu.
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