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The first Green Venture Summit 2010 took place on 10 May 2010 in Berlin in the wonderful location called Moskau (Karl-Marx-Allee 34). We had 250 participants.
The GVS10 Standard Ticket price was €290 incl. 19% VAT. You need a credit card to pay and can even get a ticket at the door for the same price.
The Green Venture Summit Agenda features innovative entrepreneurs, investors, experts and industry leaders in Cleantech areas such as renewable energy, solar, wind, emobility, energy storage, energy efficiency, smart grid, smart metering, green architecture, green agriculture, water, sustainability and corporate social responsibility (CSR).
The Green Venture Summit was streamed online as live video with USTREAM.
There was free WiFi (WLAN: SSID = greenvsummit) and free electricity in the conference room and lounge.
47 Confirmed GVS10 Speakers incl. 15 Green Startup Pitches:
We are grateful for the marketing support of our 33 media partners including Glocalist, enorm, Energy 2.0, Neue Energie & New Energy, Foerderland, Cleanthinking and re:publica. We especially recommend you to participate in the Next Conference on 11 & 12 May 2010 in Berlin.
Gruenderszene has published a video interview in German with GVS10 Organiser Jan Michael Hess with a very nice Green Venture Summit Preview.
Recommended reading: Green Venture Summit Organiser Jan Michael Hess has written this editorial We Need to Build our Green Economy within this Decade (PDF).
The Green Venture Summit 2010 offers promising green startups looking for investors a free 7-minute investor pitch opportunity. If you are interested in pitching on stage to Cleantech business angels and VCs, please email your investor presentation to: jan dot hess at greenvsummit dot com. So far we have selected 15 green startups.
“Going green is the largest economic opportunity of the 21st century,” summarises the famous American VC John Doerr of KPCB. We agree and have organised the Green Venture Summit as an open event platform for know-how exchange and business development to foster the Green Economy. While several Cleantech IPOs are in the pipeline this year, battery maker A123 Systems celebrated their IPO already in 2009 – 7 years after founding the company.
Taking green technologies to market takes a lot of time and money. Now is the right time to start up and invest in the Green Economy as we have to reach 100% Renewable Energy by 2030 (Mark Z. Jacobson). Only then can we support a sustainable lifestyle for everybody on this planet including the 2 billion people who are still offgrid and offline. We should all become green companies and green consumers. And we should all produce and consume clean energy, clean products and clean services. Join us on 10 May 2010 in Berlin and meet innovative green entrepreneurs and investors at the Green Venture Summit 2010.
