Enterprise Europe Network (EEN) is an international network managed by the European Commission, offering growth opportunities to businesses. EEN consists of more than 600 member institutions operating in more than 50 countries and officially considered as the world's largest collaboration network. The Enterprise Europe Network offers several free services to businesses to benefit from international cooperation opportunities. These services include partner searches, access to international markets, access to finance, B2B meetings and more.
Enterprise Europe Network works as regional consortiums in more than 50 countries and has been represented in the Aegean Region under the EBIC-EGE consortium since 2008. The consortium is represented by the Aegean Region Chamber of Industry, KOSGEB İzmir Directorate and Denizli Chamber of Commerce, under the coordination of Ege University. EBIC-EGE Consortium aims to facilitate businesses' access to internationalization, innovation, R&D and cooperation opportunities.
Team
Prof. Dr. İlkin ŞENGÜN
Sıdıka Ekren
Doç. Dr. İskender İNCE
Anıl Şensöz
Hüsnü Demir
Ahmet Akıllıoğlu
Serkan Yalçın
Gülşah Şenoğlu
FAQ
Can I apply by myself?
Unfortunately, although our system is open for everyone to view, applications can only be made through EEN offices in your region.
How can I apply for a partnering offer?
To apply for an offer, you need to contact the EEN office in your region and answer 3 questions in the application form that will be sent to you.
What are the details of the partnering process?
Our process starts by forwarding your application to the authorized unit at the EEN office on the other side. The authorized person in the opposite unit evaluates the applications and forwards the qualified ones to the applicant company. If the applicant company wants to cooperate with you, it shares its contact information with us. Authorized units create a network between the two parties.
Can I learn the company behind the profile?
Application steps are anonymous. Even we do not know the company we applied to in the first place. When the EEN office on the other side shares its contact information with us, we forward it to you.