Brussels Innova

18 > 20 November 2010
Brussels Expo - Hall 1

 Partners 2009

• The Idea Monopoly gathers skills in marketing and intellectual property rights management. It offers a method to create and design new innovative products and services able to add value and excellence. Their company mission is to act as an interface between three different types of customers: (1) unsatisfied consumers/customers, (2) investors or designers and (3) people in charge of manufacturing or distribution companies. The originality of the Idea Monopoly copyrighted system is that it does not start from an idea but from the unsatisfied need of the individual towards a validated idea and then finally to a product on the market. 

• CORDIS, the Community Research and Development Service, offers a gateway to the Seventh Framework Programme, with news, upcoming events, guidance and frequently asked questions to assist users to understand what FP7 is, who can participate in it and who takes decisions on the allocation of the budget to the research projects that will be funded.
  To find project partners, to participate in FP7 programme and to explore other unique opportunities, please visit- http://cordis.europa.eu/fp7
  To request more information on CORDIS, please send an e-mail to marketing@cordis.europa.eu
  CORDIS is a free service provided by the Publications Office of the EU.
  

• JCW stands for 'Jeugd, Cultuur en Wetenschap', translated as 'Youth, Culture and Science' and is an organisation with activities in Flanders and Brussels (Belgium).
  JCW involves young people (8 till 25 y) in cultural and scientific activities, and stimulates their interest for culture & sciences by offering a palet of activities: day activities, weekends, camps and workshops.
  JCW organises also 'WetenschapsEXPOsciences' (a co-organisition with JSB, an organisation with scientific activities in the french speaking part of Belgium). This is a national event in which young participants demonstrate their own scientific project for visitors and a jury, and be able to win prizes and represent their country in other similar events around the world.
  JCW is an ‘open member’ organisation. Any person can participate in all activities, organised for his age-groupe.

• The K VIV, the Royal Association of Flemish Engineers, was founded in 1928 and represents more than 9.500 engineering members. It is the only professional organisation in Flanders uniting the university trained engineers (masters), including agricultural and military engineers.
  The K VIV’s main objectives are to improve the professional interests of university trained engineers, to improve the contacts between engineers and faculties of engineering and to improve the technical knowledge of the Flemish people as a whole
  Therefore, K VIV offers a wide range of activities and services, channelled through different subdivisions.

• Welcomeurope, that, created in 2000,   all across Europe its expertise and its experience on European funding and EU public affairs  offers for local communities, ministries, associations, firms, university and research centres…
  Welcomeurope offers services of information and watch, training sessions and assistance to project building and funding management.
  Every year, 5 000 organisations benefit from the Eurofunding information service, 2 000 professionals are trained through our training sessions and over 30 organisations benefit from our consulting activities.