ZU has selected a new cohort of student start-ups and initiatives to join the “PioneerPort” start-up and innovation center on the SeeCampus. A total of 13 start-up teams will find an ideal environment there to further develop and advance their promising business ideas with the support of ZU's own funding program.
Moving into the start-up and innovation center at Zeppelin University: Representatives of the award-winning start-ups and initiatives with Lisa Benzkirch, Thomas Brandt and Lea Heinrich from the "PioneerPort" team (front row from left). (Photo: ZU/Sebastian Paul)
All teams
now receive extensive support in the form of consulting, networking, events as
well as workshops at the start-up and innovation center, while continuing to
work on their idea.
The aim of the work in the “PioneerPort” is for students to learn to think entrepreneurially and for start-up entrepreneurs to get off to a successful start in business life. The following initiatives were selected:
All teams now receive extensive support in the form of consulting, networking, events as well as workshops at the start-up and innovation center, while continuing to work on their idea. The aim of the work in the “PioneerPort” is for students to learn to think entrepreneurially and for start-up entrepreneurs to get off to a successful start in business life. The following initiatives were selected:
new.greedy.fantastic.bold. – There is no better way to describe the start of our in-person start-up semester and the motivation of our start-up teams than with our university slogan. A strong region needs strong entrepreneurs and pioneers who initiate and advance business models that are not just sustainable and innovative but also unconventional. We therefore accompany and support our students' future-shaping careers with joy and commitment,” explained the head of the "PioneerPort" Lea Heinrich.
Further information at zu.de/pioneerport