In General

In 2023, the Enterprise Europe Network celebrates its fifteenth birthday. To commemorate this milestone, Network partners across the world will be celebrating alongside some of the 4.2 million small and medium sized businesses that they have helped to innovate and grow internationally. 

Who has the Network been helping?

Small and medium companies with the ambition to innovate and grow their business in the European Single Market and beyond can benefit from the support of the over 450 Network partner organisations. These are embedded in local business structures and connected across the globe. The Network offers a combination of learning opportunities, tailored advice, and support to find the best partnerships. This includes how companies can access the sources of finance they need to grow, how they can innovate, how they can navigate rules in the EU Single Market and third countries and how they can find commercial partners.The Network’s advisers’ trusted advice and practical help has been supporting start-ups, small businesses and entrepreneurs from vast array of sectors: from agrifood to artificial intelligence, textile to energy, health to creative industries.

The Network’s unique combination of local knowledge and global reach has meant that thousands of companies have been able to access international markets and grow their businesses further and faster.

Why turn to the Network?

As a result of our support, more than half a million companies have benefitted from personalised one-to one business advice that has helped them enhance their international potential.

Every single day, more than 500 companies receive specialised guidance and training sessions.

In recent years, the Network has expanded its services to help companies make the transition to greater environmental and social sustainability, improve their resilience to shocks and achieve digital transformation.

And last year, the Network provided special support to EU and Ukrainian companies affected by the Russian invasion and developed guidance to help companies navigate the energy crisis. Companies across Europe and beyond are turning to the Network as a reliable partner with a proven track record in helping companies achieve their international ambitions. Will you be the next one?

Discover some of our successes

STRADEX 

Success story – Eric Vanden Berghe : https://www.brusselsnetwork.be/fr/success-story/

BEER MANIA

« I am very delighted to succeed in the already saturated market in Japan. Thanks to the services of Enterprise Europe Network I had the necessary contact. Since 2020 I am exporting beers to Japan with the support of my local distributor » Belgian company representative

MEOH 

« Lorsque nous avons été contactés par les experts d’Enterprise Europe Brussels, nous ne connaissions pas ces réseaux partenaires. Nous les avons donc rencontrés et ils nous ont suivis depuis le début. Sans Entreprise Europe Network, nous n’aurions pas pu être là où nous sommes aujourd’hui. Le conseil pour les financements, la mise en relation avec des partenaires et l’accompagnement au quotidien, tout cela nous a beaucoup aidé ». Benjamin Carnec, Conseiller TIC pour Enterprise Europe Brussels (EEB) chez hub.brussels et responsable du suivi de MEOH chez Entreprise Europe Network.

To learn more about the Enterprise Europe Network, have a look at our services at a glance.

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