Many start-ups and scale-ups find themselves in a financially vulnerable position during the scaling-up phase. High investment costs and long lead times are inherent to this growth model.

Yet, under current state aid rules, these companies are often classified as firms in difficulty (OiM). Not because they are underperforming, but because the rules do not adequately reflect their reality. This restricts access to grants and public funding – precisely when they are most needed.

• What does this mean for your organisation?
• What scope does the regulation actually allow?
• And how can you deal with this strategically?

Organised by: Groene Chemie, Nieuwe Economie, ChainCraft, Techleap and VNCI.

Who is it for?

For professionals at start-ups and scale-ups, in particular CFOs, financial controllers and anyone involved in financing, grants and business development. Please feel free to share this invitation within your network.

What can you expect?

In one hour, you’ll be guided through the latest insights, policy developments and practical solutions regarding the OiM regulations (GBER/AGVV), supplemented with concrete practical experiences and time for questions.

Programme

• Opening & moderation: Marije Dijksma (Techleap)
• Introduction to OiM: Felix Netten (Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy)
• Practical experiences: Marcel Soons & Steef Verhoeven (Govers Accountants)
• Q&A Desiree Salentijn (ASQIN Accountants) & Maurice Oltheten (ChainCraft)

Questions

During the webinar, there will be an opportunity to ask questions via the chat. Do you have a question or case study in advance? Please send it to: info@groenechemie.nl

You are welcome to join online on 11 May at 4.00 pm via the MS Teams Webinar link (in Dutch): https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/33306413567414?p=8boY8t3MTygerMzf7c

More information: https://www.linkedin.com/events/webinaronderneminginmoeilijkhed7450703253551398913/