The programme will allow Aidan and Ryan to work together with students and graduates from across Europe, to form teams, work on concept development and validation, and to gain access to a wide network of expertise, mentoring and support.
 
Aidan, a Business Management student, joined the programme as a ‘talent’ and has joined forces with a startup idea from Bright Red Triangle at Edinburgh Napier University.

Ryan, a Business Economics graduate, is working on a startup idea that tackles healthcare challenges in medication adherence and is also a participant on QUest, Queen’s student and graduate start up accelerator. Ryan will have the opportunity to match and team up with participants from across the SFF network.  

The Start for Future programme is supported by EIT Urban Mobility, EIT Manufacturing and the EIT HEI Initiative.

To learn more about the Start for Future project contact Margot Bucaille, m.bucaille@qub.ac.uk