The 8th Link to Portugal Forum, organized by the Portugal Agora platform, will feature a discussion between Luís Paulo Salvado, CEO of Novabase, and Filipe Nery, founder of Lyzer. The evolution and scalability of business projects are on the agenda.
The platform Portugal Agora, in partnership with Link To Leaders, is organizing the 8th Link to Portugal Forum on Wednesday, July 9. Starting at 6:00 p.m. at the Hotel Dom Pedro Lisboa, there will be an informal discussion on how companies navigate and thrive in the global market.
Luís Paulo Salvado (CEO of Novabase) and Filipe Nery (Founder of Lyzer) set the tone for the topic “From Startups to Scale-ups: How to Achieve Global Scale.“.
The experience of managers from two companies representing different generations will bring added value to the discussion on the evolution and scalability of Portuguese business projects.
Internationalization and the pursuit of opportunities on a global scale are other items on the agenda.
"At this event, we aim to discuss and learn from experiences with internationalization in an increasingly global market—something that is always important for the leaders of our diaspora”, summarizes Carlos Sezões, president of the platform Portugal Agora.
Link to Portugal, promoted by Portugal Agora and Link To Leaders, is an initiative that aims to connect the Portuguese diaspora and Portuguese citizens working from Portugal to the rest of the world, and to gather contributions toward the country’s vision for the near future
Program for the 8th Link To Portugal Forum
Agenda:
6:00 p.m. – Welcome reception for participants + Networking drinks
6:30 p.m. – ”From Start-ups to Scale-ups: How to Achieve Global Scale”
Keynote-Speaker:
Luís Paulo Salvado (CEO of Novabase)
Filipe Nery (Founder of Lyzer)
Moderator: Leonor Pipa – Link to Leaders
Q&A
7:20 p.m. – Closing Remarks
Carlos Sezões (President of Portugal Agora)
19h45 - End of the event
About the “Portugal Agora” platform: It is a civic engagement project that aims to promote a vision for our country based on four dimensions (Attractive Portugal, Knowledge-Based Portugal, Entrepreneurial Portugal, and Resilient Portugal), with the aim of facilitating the transition from strategy to action—generating concrete proposals for public policies or civil society initiatives. The project was developed by a group of citizens (more than 400 subscribers) who volunteered to create a platform for realizing this vision. Its goal is to compile sets of thematic proposals for action and to facilitate their dissemination and public discussion.