Meet us in real life or virtually.
IN ANY CASE PERSONALLY.
EVENT CALENDER
MUNICH
FEMALE FOUNDERS EXPERIENCE 2026
The Female Founders Experience brings together a select group of female founders, investors, and business leaders from the fields of business, technology, and innovation. The event focuses on meaningful conversations, new perspectives, and the question of how women can help shape the next generation of companies and innovations.
Through a range of discussion and networking formats, participants will explore topics including growth, capital, innovation, AI, and leadership. Ida Tin, who leads SPRIND’s Continuous Hormone Monitoring
Challenge, will be part of the program as a panelist.
Québec City, Canada
First International Conference on Commercial Advances for Fusion Power Plants (FPP 2026)
BERLIN
INNONATION 2027
With InnoNation, the Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie (BDI) is creating a platform for dialogue on the future of Germany as a hub for innovation. Discussions will focus on emerging technologies, entrepreneurial innovation, and the conditions needed to strengthen Germany’s long-term technological competitiveness. The event brings together high-level decision-makers and provides an opportunity to strengthen existing networks across the innovation ecosystem and build new connections.
Rafael Laguna de la Vera, Director of SPRIND, will open InnoNation with a keynote. The program will also feature insights into innovative projects from across the SPRIND ecosystem.
MALMÖ, SCHWEDEN
Ripples @ The Drop 2026: European Sovereignty Playbook
The Drop in Malmö, one of Europe's leading climate tech conferences, brings together international climate experts, investors, startups, and scientists every year.
At this year's event, Till Moldenhauer (SPRIND) and Maxi Pethö-Schramm (HV Capital) will host a Ripple
– The Drop's roundtable discussion format – on the topic of the European Sovereignty Playbook.
They will explore whether European startups building strategically sovereign technologies and infrastructure can tap into both European public funding and global private capital – or if they ultimately have to choose.




