Furthr Festival

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The Convention Centre , Friday 21st October

Furthr Festival (formerly Futurescope) is back and in person on the 21st October 2022. Join 1,600 + of those most engaged in the tech and entrepreneurial ecosystems as they explore the business opportunities arising from transformative technologies and the big global challenges.

At Furthr Festival we will:
• Explore global challenges and the role of emerging tech in finding the solutions
• Put the spotlight on game changing innovation for sustainability and digital transformation
• Identify opportunities for business growth and success
• Support innovators and ambitious founders and facilitate ecosystem collaboration

1,600+ of those most active in the tech and entrepreneurial ecosystems will gather at FutureScope in the Convention Centre Dublin to explore the implications of emerging technologies.

Furthr Festival attracts innovators and innovation seekers. It aims to identify collaboration opportunities between start-ups, scale-ups, tech multinationals, innovative Irish enterprise, the research community and investors. A special emphasis is placed on purposeful networking and the creation of business and collaboration opportunities

Business leaders will share insights on the challenges coming down the track & how emerging technologies will impact on business and society. They will explore the market opportunities that will arise and the implications of disruption and innovation.


Date:
Friday 21st October
Time:
9.00am
Price:
From €89
Address:
The Convention Centre Dublin, North Wall Quay, North Wall, Dublin 1, Ireland

Google Map of The Convention Centre Dublin, North Wall Quay, North Wall, Dublin 1, Ireland

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