Science Park seminar: How to grow your business in international markets 13th August 2013 Innovation-driven companies looking to grow their business in international markets can tap into the advice and support of a major Europe-wide network at an Oxford Science Park seminar. The Park is hosting the free seminar by the Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) on Wednesday, September 11th from 7.45am. The Enterprise Europe Network offers a free service to innovation driven companies enabling them to grow in international markets, including accessing European funding and finance, buying, selling and licence technologies in Europe and beyond, and finding international partners for research. It collaborates with more than 3,000 professionals in 600 offices across 53 countries in Europe and beyond. 80,000 companies have received EEN support to finance their project, 55,000 companies have promoted their business in its database, and more than 9,000 businesses have found international partners with its support. Enterprise Europe Network - An Introduction - Breakfast Meeting is on Wednesday 11th September 2013 and will by led by EEN’s Triin Udris. Programme: 07.45 - 8.15 - Registration- Tea, Coffee, Bacon Sandwiches 08.15 - 08.45 - An Introduction to the Enterprise Europe Network 08.45 Close Representatives of companies on Oxford Science Park and visitors are welcome to attend but advance registration (by 6th September) is essential. For full details and registration visit http://www.oxfordsp.com/news-seminar-news.asp Science Park Business Development Manager, Ian Macpherson, says: “This seminar is targeted at innovation-driven companies who’d like to identify organisations to work with in Europe and connect with European private investors. It will also examine ways they can find users for their technology, developers to collaborate with, and technologies to use in their business, and help Identify organisations to carry out research projects.” ENDS NOTES TO EDITORS: The Oxford Science Park The Oxford Science Park, which comprises approximately 30 hectares/75 acres, is a joint venture between Magdalen College, Oxford and Prudential  The development concept is to provide a quality environment for research and business activities.  The Park aims to attract science-based companies with growth potential, whether start-up businesses or research and development divisions of multinational companies.  Situated within the city boundary, easy access is gained to the inner ring road via the A4074. For further information contact: Ian Macpherson The Oxford Science Park Tel: 01865 784 000 http://www.oxfordsp.com For further details see www.oxfordsp.com