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Vote for Europe’s hottest startups in The Europas Awards + workshops, pitches, networking – TechCrunch

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The Europas Awards 2019 is sponsored by:If you are interested in sponsoring The Europas or participating in the workshops as a partner?
In addition, the “Pathfounder Sessions” will offer exclusive workshops with specially invited guests, aimed at European startups raising money at this time.
The Europas is always attended by journalists from major tech titles, newspapers and business broadcasters, and will still be.
After a decade of identifying the most innovative tech startups in Europe including Spotify, Transferwise, Soundcloud, and Babylon Health, The Europas has shown itself capable of finding Europe’s hottest startups.
The Europas Awards is the only independent and editorially-driven event to recognise the European tech startup scene.

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