The TNW conference has been a launchpad for the next big things in the area for almost two decades.
People like Slack, Wise, Bolt and Trello have made a traces on our stage before they became global brands. Visionary managers of Google, Meta and Reddit have joined them to share the strategies behind their success while Star spokesman Edward SnowdenWill.i.am, and Lila Ibrahim have researched the limits of innovation.
On June 19 to 20, we will return to our founding mission to the legendary NDSM event location in Amsterdam: Increase the startups and scale-ups that will change the world. Today we reveal the next stage of this trip – our sparkle New agenda For the TNW conference 2025.
The agenda is full of bright minds and brave ideas, and is divided into Three key topics: Further in technology, growth & risks and enterprise innovation. We also present a new edition of The assemblyan exclusive meeting of political decision -makers and managing directors and to bring back Tech5 – The “Champions League of Technology”.
TNW conference – The Agenda 2025 has just landed
Discover the insightful and car we say controversial meetings that will take place from June 19 to 20.
Every session and every conversation was tailored to the participants. Start -ups, scaleups, investors, innovators and governments for companies will find a variety of meetings that can strengthen their business.
In order to bring the agenda to life, we have put together a collection of speakers. Here is a small foretaste of the line -up:
- Vidya Peters, CEO of Datasnipper, the fastest growing technology companies in the Netherlands,
- Jyoti Hirani driver, Coo of Diana der NATO, a new accelerator of defense technology for the military alliance
- Pernilla Sjöholm, a survivor of the “Tinder -Swindler” and now an advocate of the fraud awareness
- Daniel Gebler, co-founder and CTO of Picknick, the leading online supermarket in the Netherlands
- Jeroen van Glabbeek, CEO or CM.com, a global market leader in cloud software
- Ali Niknam, CEO and founder of Bunq, Europe's second largest Neobank
The dynamic agenda was produced by our experts' event team, which was supported by the TNW Advisory Board of Tech Leaders. The indictment is Oliviana Bailey, TNWS head of the content.
“The global landscape is changing and the European Tech founders are at the forefront – both for Europe and challenge to use the moment,” says Oliviana.
“This year at the TNW conference I am excited to see that I can hear from founders, political decision -makers and corporate homes about how Europe can assert its leadership in deep tech and defense and shape a more competitive future.”
Expect a mixture of bright heads, sharp insights, brave ideas and a healthy dose of controversy.
Let us immerse yourself in a few highlights.
Next in technology
At the next in Tech, an outstanding group of innovators and industry leaders will immerse themselves in the greatest breakthroughs on the horizon.
The health expert Lucien Engelen will be able to alarm for the well -being of the employees Code Red: Why the future of work is the future of health. In an easier point of view, the Virus comedy sensation Derek Mitchell creator from @Letsdoubledutch-Seinen Razor-sharp joke will bring to the stage.
Further non -assignable sessions include:
- Quantum races: Can Europe secure the leadership in Quantum?
- The consequences: Deepfakes, disinformation and disorder in democracy
- Where is Iron Man? Why the technology must be in defense
- The AI revolution in filmmaking: Are we ready for what next?
Next in Tech is Victoria Slivkof, a member of the TNW advisory board, an important attraction for Victoria Slivkof.
As an Executive Managing Director at Program Partner Extreme Tech Challenge and head of the ecosystem at Walden Catalyst Ventures, Slivkof keeps an eye on disruptive innovations. The focus of our agenda on emerging trends in the AI immediately attracted her attention.
“Jensen Huang von Nvidia emphasized that AI now” said goodbye, planning and acting and “and much more computing power,” she says.
“This postponement offers opportunities and challenges for Deep -Tech startups, especially in semiconductors and AI. These innovators have to develop solutions that support advanced processing skills and at the same time treat energy efficiency and technological sovereignty.
Growth and company
The startup world changes quickly. For this reason, the growth and venture track from TNW will again examine traditional investment models-and questions whether it is time to fill up.
Expect that hot revenue in meetings such as From with their heads: death on the VC & building more intelligent investment models. But don't worry; We have sure that the actual executions are not on the agenda.
European competitiveness will be another big topic for the discussion. We will examine future ways to grow Death of the unicorn: Can Europe learn to love quick growth? And The condition of the European deep tech.
A session that Andy Lürling, founding partner at the VC company Lumo Labs, and a TNW advisory member. Is Coming over the Ki -Buzz: Create really deep tech startups.
“I think we have to use intelligent brains and AI to solve the social and ecological challenges of the world. In my opinion, we have to shift from healing to prevention in the health sector,” he says. “AI plays a crucial role in this.”
Here are some of the other must watch sessions:
- Was there, financed: founders were invested to select winners
- Master the exit: M&A strategies for the starting success
- Green growth: financing and scaling of companies for a sustainable future
- Scaling success: structure of a performance -oriented culture
Enterprise innovation
Our Enterprise Innovation The meetings provide sharp insights into the scaling of technology companies and the adaptation of disorders.
This track is intended to help corporate leaders to end their digital strategies and to stay ahead of the competition.
This year TNW also leads a Corporate innovator Ticket that offers access to an exclusive lounge in which the company manager can be connected to the technical pioneers in order to form the industry.
To support you, we have put together a stimulating mix of sessions to think. The highlights include:
- New legacies: successful cooperation with company startups
- Big Business, Big Change: Scaling of Innovation for Net Zero
- Is the dead? Exploration of the condition of Dei in the EU
- AI, fraud and the future of money: a fintech dive
Ready to dive? Take a look at that full agenda here and grab yours Ticket for the TNW conference here. Use the Code TnwxMedia2025 at the cash register to get a 30% discount on your passport.
See you in Amsterdam!
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