Are you a music tech startup, SME, innovator or entrepreneur based in Europe and you want to get support from industry experts and hubs?
MTE Academy is an acceleration programme that fosters a competitive music technology industry. MTE Academy is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of The European Union and it is coordinated by Music Innovation Hub, in partnership with Media Deals, Technoport SA, #MesoEvents (Athens Music Week) andBarcelona Music Tech Hub.
10 selected startup will have access to: - Hybrid and flexible mentorship program with top level experts in music, technology, finance and entrepreneurship; - IRL meetups and networking opportunities during industry events; - Investment pitch session; - A vibrant community of digital innovators and music professionals.
Are you a music tech startup, SME, innovator or entrepreneur based in Europe and you want to get support from industry experts and hubs?
MTE Academy is an acceleration programme that fosters a competitive music technology industry. MTE Academy is co-funded by the Creative Europe Programme of The European Union and it is coordinated by Music Innovation Hub, in partnership with Media Deals, Technoport SA, #MesoEvents (Athens Music Week) andBarcelona Music Tech Hub.
10 selected startup will have access to: - Hybrid and flexible mentorship program with top level experts in music, technology, finance and entrepreneurship; - IRL meetups and networking opportunities during industry events; - Investment pitch session; - A vibrant community of digital innovators and music professionals.
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