Google supports startups in Warsaw

Campus Warsaw will be opened on November 23. The center is located in the Koneser Praga Center, where three floors with a total area of 1,600 square meters have been allocated for offices and other necessary workspace.

Startups in Koneser

Designed to support young companies in the tech sector, Campus Warsaw offers startups office space, access to training, and meetings with mentors. The campus will also be a hub for developing connections between startups and investors.

- The future of Europe’s development is entrepreneurship and innovation - emphasizes Matt Brittin, President of Google for Europe. - The launch of Campus Warsaw is another step forward for Google in supporting Poland and the region in these areas. Campus Warsaw will be a new space for entrepreneurs to gain knowledge, build international connections, and create companies that could change the world.

Free registration and 1,500 participants

Google announces that any startup, regardless of team size, can join the Warsaw campus community. Free registration grants access to the café and participation in all events hosted at the center. Currently, over 1,500 people are registered.

Cloud Technologies beats Google

Campus Warsaw: how Google supports startups in Koneser

Meanwhile, we remind that while the IT industry eagerly awaited Google to launch its campus in Poland – the Polish company Google – Poland – Cloud Technologies launched its own technology park in Warsaw – Cloud Technologies Labs.

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Summary

Campus Warsaw will open on November 23 in Koneser Praga Center, spanning three floors with a total area of 1,600 square meters. The center supports young technology firms, offering workspace, training, mentorship sessions, and investor connections. Registration is free, and the community already includes over 1,500 members.

Matt Brittin, President of Google for Europe, sees this as another step in fostering entrepreneurship and innovation in Poland and the region. Before Google launched its campus, Polish company Cloud Technologies had already opened its own technology park in Warsaw – Cloud Technologies Labs.