Enterprise Europe Network


The Enterprise Europe Network is the European Business Support Network of the European Commission established in 2008.

The Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) helps businesses innovate and grow on an international scale.

It is the world’s largest support network for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) with international ambitions.

The Network is active worldwide. It brings together experts from member organisations that are renowned for their excellence in business support.


Association of Industries of Thessaly and Central Greece (AITCG) member of Enterprise Europe Network – Hellas

In order to provide continued support to companies in central part of Greece, the Association of Industries of Thessaly and Central Greece is a member of the the Greek consortium Enterprise Europe Network – Hellas, which is a member of the Enterprise Europe Network.

The Association’s participation in the network is a result of the successful 18 year hosting of the European Information Centre GR162 (1989-2007).

The Enterprise Europe Network - Hellas is the largest network of integrated business support in Greece. It comprises research and technology organizations, industrial associations, chambers of commerce and industry, governmental SME Agencies and established Innovation players with long experience of cooperation at national level.

The network provides various services such as:

Awareness-raising on EU policies

Sustainability

EU Single market

Digitalisation

Innovation

Business, Technology and R&D Partnering

Resilience

Internationalisation

Access to finance

Access to EU funding


Being a member of the EIC and EEN Network, the Association, has developed strong synergies in local, national and European level, providing tailor-made services to SMEs.

Since 2015, the Association has formed a strategic collaboration with PRAXI Network, aiming to expand the provided services, in innovation and technology.
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