Michaela Kršková
Michaela Kršková is the first director for innovations of the Slovak government. As Director General of the Research, Development and Innovation Section at the Office of the Government, she is responsible for inter-ministerial coordination of innovation policy and implementation of the reform and investment component 9 of the Recovery Plan, which aims to revitalize the Slovak innovation ecosystem
In the past, Michaela co-founded the largest Slovak venture capital fund, Neulogy Ventures, in which she has worked with many large innovative companies. She was a co-founder of the Startup Awards (now FTRNW), which played an important role in the development of the Slovak innovation ecosystem and whose participants now have a cumulative valuation of over one billion euros. She also worked as an innovation consultant for Civitta and as an employee of Oxford University's technology transfer office.
Michaela graduated from Princeton University and the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva
In the past, Michaela co-founded the largest Slovak venture capital fund, Neulogy Ventures, in which she has worked with many large innovative companies. She was a co-founder of the Startup Awards (now FTRNW), which played an important role in the development of the Slovak innovation ecosystem and whose participants now have a cumulative valuation of over one billion euros. She also worked as an innovation consultant for Civitta and as an employee of Oxford University's technology transfer office.
Michaela graduated from Princeton University and the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva
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DISCUSSION "Does Slovakia have a good strategy for innovation?"
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DISCUSSION „A guide to success"
A discussion with people who move in the environment of innovation about what we have to do as a country if we don't want to just remain a rural society and a factory. What do we need to do to transform the country into an innovative and competent society. What must the academic community, entrepreneurs and ordinary people do to find a guide to success?
STANISLAV KMEŤ, TUKE: "To make the educational and scientific research environment more attractive, because investments in research and innovation are a guarantee and a fundamental basis for a sustainable and successful future of our country and society."
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DISCUSSION: In what country do we want our children to live?
Is Slovakia doomed to be the periphery of Europe, or can we positively surprise? In what country do we want the next generation to live in? What should Slovakia look like in the EU in five, ten or twenty years? What should be our main goals? Is there a general consensus here, or does the idea of it differ fundamentally?
