Trick or Treat: A HallowGreen Pitch Night
A Climate Tech Pitch Night with seven Swiss startups, opened by a Bay Area panel on how green innovative solutions really are
This Halloween week, Swissnex in San Francisco invites you to a Pitch Night with a hauntingly good lineup: seven Swiss climate tech startups, showcased as the highlight of a two-week Startup Camp powered by Innosuisse.
But first, the scariest question in climate tech: how green is Climate Tech, really? With the green premium fading and investors taking a harder look at every “clean” claim, a panel of Bay Area climate experts will sort what holds up from what doesn’t, and show where the real opportunities lie. Then the panelists trade their seats for the jury table to pick the night’s winning pitch.
We close with drinks and networking at 9zero, San Francisco’s climate innovation hub.
Costumes are encouraged. Bonus points for thrifted or upcycled looks.
The Startups pitching: Ageospatial, apheros, RTDT, REOR20, SolidWatts, Vivent Biosignals, vyzn
Who it’s for: founders, investors, corporate innovation and sustainability teams, researchers, and anyone curious about where climate tech is headed and what Switzerland brings to it.
What to expect: a candid panel, seven sharp pitches, and drinks and networking with the Bay Area climate community.
About Swissnex in San Francisco
Swissnex in San Francisco is an initiative of the Swiss State Secretariat for Education, Research and Innovation (SERI). Our vision at Swissnex in San Francisco is to connect tomorrow by empowering the next generation of innovators to collaborate and create futures where the planet and society thrive.
The pitch night is part of the Startup Camp (Climate Tech) , powered by Innosuisse and managed by Swissnex. The event is co-hosted by 9Zero.
About 9Zero
We're a members-only community of founders, investors, scientists, and innovators accelerating climate solutions through meaningful relationships. Apply to join at www.9Zero.com.
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