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Vinter

Vinter is an index provider for crypto assets. We make crypto ETFs possible and work with leading issuers in Europe. We developed the first crypto indices in the Nordics approved by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA). We introduce crypto assets to the traditional financial industry and reliable pricing and trust to the blockchain community. Our multinational team consists of individuals with diverse backgrounds and experience from cryptocurrency research and trading, data engineering, corporate law, investment banking, and structured products.

Fuzu Ltd

Fuzu was created to provide every person and organisation with tools to succeed and grow. We specialise in career development, recruitment and learning solutions. We connect talent to employment opportunities locally in the markets we operate in and globally through remote labor. Fuzu's AI-powered talent sourcing and analytics solution and end-to-end tools for job seekers and employers are uniquely positioned to compete in the global talent markets. Fuzu has been nominated by numerous industry observers (Holoniq, Tällt Ventures, etc.) as one of the most promising growth companies.

Creator Makerspace

Creator Makerspace is an open prototyping space. We offer offices, meeting rooms, as well as all kinds of equipments and workshops: wood, metal, electronic, laser cutter, scanners, 3D printers, and a variety of other tools. Today more than 650 specialists are connected to Creator Makerspace, just after three years in business. We are located at Tvedtsenteret in the heart of Forus, Stavanger. Our main goal is to help individuals and companies get their ideas off the paper!

PSQR

Track and trace software experts and digital supply chain enthusiasts PSQR is a Danish software development company that specializes in highly scalable software for storing, processing and analyzing vast amounts of supply chain data. The company partners with track and trace software integrators, solutions providers, consultancies and industry bodies to bring best-of-breed IT Solutions to the world of Traceability. Hereby empowering manufacturers, corporations and governments across the globe with digital track and trace capabilities and the ability to tell the true story of the origin, journey, whereabouts, and consumption of products and resources across the supply chain. HOW WE WORK - Our highly skilled software and devops engineers create, adapt and optimise solutions continuously. Tech-savvy commercial, product, programme and delivery teams ensure smooth integrations, and our agile methodologies allow for rapid responses to partner and customer needs. We collaborate, share responsibility and have a highly iterative development process. As explorers we welcome new ideas, and cherish the power of technology and fit-for-purpose solutions. JOIN OUR TEAM - We have a flat structure, informal - yet professional - culture and an effective team. We believe in the best match for the team and our culture. If you would like to join an international team with more than 15 nationalities, who believes in the wonders of digital supply chain management, make sure to apply for one of our vacancies.

Helsinki Think Company

Helsinki Think Company is the Entrepreneurship Society of the University of Helsinki, with a mission to bring academics to action. We host four co-working and event venues in Helsinki, as well as organize a wide range of events, workshops, hackathons and idea accelerators together with our vast network of partners. In the core of everything we do is our community, a multidisciplinary tribe of ambitious changemakers supporting each other and making an impact.

G-Loot

G-loot is an online platform delivering competitive gaming experiences on both PC and Mobile. The platform is completely scalable, and can be connected with any competitive game.At G-loot we aim to make esports and competitive gaming accessible to everyone. We empower every player to feel the thrill of competition from anywhere, at anytime, on any platform, providing them with the opportunity to earn real money competing in the games they love.

Tikkio

Tikkio er en løsning for enkel, billig og trygg håndtering av små og store arrangement, inkludert kjøp og salg av billetter, mat, drikke og andre varer, samt organisering av ansatte og frivillige. Det er gratis å ta i bruk Tikkio både for arrangører og kunder. Arrangører betaler kun en avtalt provisjon (vanligvis 4%) på oppnådd omsetning.Tikkio.com eller mobilapp brukes av både arrangør og kunde. Det er ingen faste kostnader ved å bruke systemet og ingen oppstartskostnader. Systemet passer for alle som vil arrangere noe - store og små - og som arbeider med frivillighet - festivaler, idrettslag, musikkorps og turistforeninger.

Forskningsparken - Oslo Science Park

Oslo Science Park, centrally located in Norway’s largest knowledge hub, between the campuses of the University of Oslo and Oslo University Hospital, is one of the best places to grow your business in Norway. It is home to more than 250 companies and 2500 people in research groups, startups, growth companies working on developments within the fields of biotechnology and chemistry, medicine, IT, media, material science, electronics, and environment.

Precis Digital

Precis Digital is a digital marketing agency founded in 2012 by three ex-Googlers. The company is a full-service digital marketing agency that combines a data driven approach with intelligent solutions to maximize the outcome of our client's digital marketing investments.

Tactplan

1 — The pitch Tactplan is developing a location-based scheduling and production control platform to help construction contractors solve the chronic problem of schedule chaos and workflow collisions on site — with a purpose-built planning method that combines Takt Time Planning, real-time progress tracking, and actionable production alarms into one connected tool. 2 — The what Construction projects don't fail because people stop trying. They fail because no one can see what's actually happening — until it's too late. The construction industry is one of the least productive sectors in the developed world, and the root cause is hiding in plain sight: scheduling. Traditional Gantt-based project plans are disconnected from the physical reality of building. They don't reflect how work actually flows through a building — floor by floor, zone by zone, trade by trade. The result is trades colliding, buffers eroding, foremen firefighting, and project managers spending their days in status meetings instead of solving real problems. This isn't a niche problem. It affects virtually every multi-trade construction project, from residential developments to hospitals and infrastructure — representing hundreds of billions of euros in lost productivity annually across Europe alone. 3 — The how Tactplan replaces the Gantt chart with a location-based schedule — a plan structured around where work happens, not just when. Using Takt Time Planning principles, project teams define a steady production rhythm across locations: the right trade in the right place at the right time, with no overlaps and no idle zones. The schedule becomes a live production system. As work progresses, Tactplan captures actual production rates, detects deviations early, and surfaces prioritised alarms so planners and site managers know exactly what to act on. Instead of a plan that gets outdated the moment it's printed, teams get a continuously valid picture of their project — with the tools to keep production moving and catch problems days before they become delays. 4 — The why The construction industry has tools for everything except the thing that matters most: keeping work flowing. The team behind Tactplan comes from civil engineering and construction project management. They've experienced firsthand the frustration of planning systems that look sophisticated on paper but fall apart on site — schedules that no one trusts, updates that never happen, and meetings where everyone knows there's a problem but nobody has the data to act on it. Location-based scheduling and Takt Time Planning have strong academic and practical evidence behind them, but the tooling has never matched the method. Tactplan exists to close that gap — to give construction teams a planning tool that actually reflects how buildings are built, and to make flow-based production control the new standard for the industry.

Velocity Insights

Velocity Insights is building a new class of analytical production systems that generate decision intelligence from a fully traceable evidence base. Most commonly used GenAI approaches generate narratives first and attempt to justify them during the text generation process — often resulting in outputs that are incomplete, difficult to verify, and not fully traceable to underlying evidence. Velocity Insights takes a different approach, structuring the evidence first and deriving every insight from it. This enables organizations to produce analytical outputs that are fully traceable, inspectable, and auditable — transforming how conclusions are validated in high-stakes decision environments. Designed for capital allocation and strategic decision-making, Velocity Insights enables enterprises across finance, life sciences, and technology to generate high-speed decision intelligence without sacrificing traceability or control. By combining data structuring, workflow design, and AI, the system establishes a new standard: analytical outputs that are fully verifiable, transparent, and trusted.

Narvi Payments

Narvi Payments is a Nordic-regulated Electronic Money Institution (EMI) that has built its own core banking technology. This proprietary infrastructure enables a faster, more intuitive banking experience and powers our API-first approach—giving businesses full control to integrate payments seamlessly into the modern digital world.

PropTech Denmark

PropTech Denmark is a non-profit network organisation working to drive innovation in the real estate sector. We connect 200+ members—from major real estate players to early-stage startups—through various activities such as meetups, network groups and publications. We're a small team that works closely together. We value initiative, collaboration, and being service minded —whether you're helping an individual member or helping host a 300-person conference.

Edumo

Edumo allows teachers to provide a Duolingo-like experience with: Bite-sized content, which allows learners to more easily find time; Gamification and nudging which helps learners to keep practicing; And intelligent repetition and insights, which helps learners understand things they struggle with. Unlike Duolingo, content can also be instructional material in form of text, audio and video. And the teacher can gain detailed insights and intelligent summaries of learners' progressions and struggles. Edumo helps teachers to tailor content to their classes or individual learners through automation, generative AI and sharing. A teacher can easily get existing material into the system by photo, scans or upload of documents, which the service may recognize and turn into interactive materials. The service also has various features to generate materials intelligently from various teacher inputs. We say it's a "learning management system" with focus on learning and less on "management" and "system". We want to help teachers by removing time consuming tasks and give opportunities for creating great learning experiences and focus on the education. We want to help learners find time and motivation to practice and support them to achieve desired results.

Enya Health

enya health is an early-stage tech startup building the future of menstrual cycle tracking by combining hardware and software. With data and science, we are empowering women to understand their body and hormonal cycle. More than ever before, women are interested in tracking and understanding their menstrual cycle. Today, the majority of women are disconnected from their menstrual cycle due to modern’s life stress, birth prevention and lack of information. As an example, ~80% of women don’t know when their monthly ovulation occurs, the main event in their menstrual cycle and a key health indicator. This lack of awareness is a contributing factor to the growing problem of hormonal diseases (~60% of women suffers from hormonal imbalances) and infertility worldwide (~15-20% of women).