Gothenburg, or Göteborg, on Sweden’s west coast, is second in population only to the capital, Stockholm. Home of Volvo and two major universities, the city also holds several major cultural and sporting events. The Port of Gothenburg, seen in the background, is Scandinavia’s largest, with over 11,000 vessel calls each year from 140 destinations.
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The Capacity Conference is designed for professionals leading or aspiring to lead innovation clusters in Sweden. It focuses on advancing capabilities, networks, and strategic perspectives vital for world-class innovation ecosystems.
Running over two full days at Sahlgrenska Science Park in Gothenburg, the event offers an intensive program packed with expertise, real-world experience, and practical exercises.
Key objectives include building an active and lasting network of cluster leaders to enhance Sweden’s internationally competitive innovation clusters.
Featured leaders guiding the program: - Christian Rangen from Strategy Tools with over two decades advising global governments and innovation agencies. - Cecilia Edebo from Sahlgrenska Science Park, an experienced life science leader and ex-CEO of CELLINK. - Magnus Bårdén from iHubs Sweden with extensive private-sector and cluster leadership experience.
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