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KLAK – Icelandic Startups
Hringiða opens for applications today, January 20, where start-ups and innovative projects of companies and institutions based on the concept of the circular economy are encouraged
800 university students fled to Gróska to learn about Gulleggið, the biggest and oldest entrepreneurial competition in the country, but it will be a record number of university students on a scientific trip. HAPPY
"There is great value in attending such events, getting to hear stories from people who were once in the same
Gulleggið has established itself as the biggest entrepreneurial competition in the country, but the competition has been held since 2007. Numerous companies have taken their first steps.
Our best wishes for a merry Christmas and a successful coming year with heartfelt thanks for all the happy times and cooperation in the year that is passing.
Fifteen companies received grants of ISK 1-5 million from Íslandsbanki's Entrepreneurs' Fund, but a total of 90 applications were received. We are very proud of all the wands received
Optimism and positivity floated over the waters in Hátíðarsal Gróska on Wednesday, December 7, where the final day of Smartness took place and nine start-up companies presented their projects
Entrepreneurs who took on the challenge of finding solutions to pressing social problems will take the stage in Gróska's festival hall and present their solutions in front of
Controlant won the Gullegg in 2009 and now comes in as a sponsor of the Gullegg 2023, the biggest entrepreneurial competition in the country, thus giving back to the innovation and entrepreneurial community.
Origo has become a sponsor of Gullegg, the biggest entrepreneurial competition in the country. Gulleggið is one of the most popular entrepreneurial competitions in Iceland, where university students and the general public can take the first steps