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On Friday, May 22, Reykjavík University hosted an ambitious event for 9th grade elementary school students, with a total of 1,242 young people visiting the school. Objectives
Icelandic startup Treble has been selected as one of six finalists for the Nordic Scalers Award 2026, which is awarded to Nordic companies that excel in
Young entrepreneurial team from Versló wins JA Iceland Business Workshop with educational board game The company Know the Country! from the Icelandic Business School emerged as the winner of the Young Entrepreneurs' Workshop.
The country's largest companies and experts from Miele and Liebherr came together to design new ways to collaborate with startups and strengthen the Icelandic innovation ecosystem.
Icelandic startups are making inroads in the Nordics and Silicon Valley Two Icelandic startups, Optise and Humble, are now participating in the TINC accelerator, an international growth program that
KLAK – Icelandic Startups is participating in a new collaborative project with five other organizations in the Nordic and Baltic regions. The project, Nordic Innovation Ecosystem Mobilisation, is
Leitin að Norðansprotanum er hafin á ný og dagana 15.–22. apríl verður sérstaklega leitað að ferskum, metnaðarfullum nýsköpunarhugmyndum frá Norðurlandi. Að keppninni standa meðal
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Opportunities for Icelandic startups in Europe's dynamic startup environment KLAK – Icelandic Startups draws attention to Maria 01 NOW – International Pitching Competition 2026 as
This summer, a group of young entrepreneurs and changemakers from across Europe will come together in Copenhagen to tackle the biggest challenges facing urban communities of the future.
KLAK – Icelandic Startups has been selected for the second year in a row on the Financial Times, Sifted and Statista list of leading innovation supporters in Iceland.