Support Organisation directory in Europe
Browse support organisation organisations across Europe. Each entry links to its country, city, and sector pages.
Showing 41–60 of 95Support Organisation
Countries with Support Organisation
Support Organisation results
Invest Cyprus
The national investment promotion authority of Cyprus, based in Nicosia, dedicated to attracting and facilitating foreign direct investment into the country. It presents itself as the investor's first point of contact, publishing growth-sector guidance covering Cyprus as a technology hub and as a financial centre, alongside investment opportunities and relocation information.
Invest Lithuania
Lithuania's national investment promotion agency, based on the third floor at 08128 Vilnius. It describes itself as a free-of-charge one-stop shop providing consultancy to export-oriented investors looking to relocate or expand their business in Lithuania, covering site selection, talent and sector research.
Invest North Macedonia
North Macedonia's national agency for foreign investment and export promotion, based in Skopje. It supports inbound investors and domestic exporters, runs an export information centre, and represents the country at bilateral business forums such as the North Macedonia - Kazakhstan forum held in 2026.
invest.austria
invest.austria is the Vienna-based interest group for Austria's private capital industry, representing venture capital funds, private equity firms and business angels in policy work and connecting them with founders and institutional investors. It runs the annual Invest Austria Conference, which brings government, fund managers and founders together at Schoenbrunn in Vienna, alongside a year-round programme of investor briefings and matchmaking.
IT Ukraine Association
Industry association for Ukraine's IT sector, based at the Astarta Organic Business Centre on Yaroslavska street in Kyiv. It runs an IT Industry Development and Advocacy Center alongside the IT Ukraine Global programme, and organises its members into committees covering AgriTech, CyberTech, FinTech, EdTech and AI. It publishes research and annual reports, maintains an events calendar, and lists member IT companies and partners.
Italian Tech Alliance
The Italian Tech Alliance (formerly Italia Startup) is Italy's leading industry association representing the venture capital, startup, and innovation ecosystem. Founded to give the Italian tech community a unified voice, the Alliance brings together venture capital funds, angel investors, startups, scale-ups, and corporate members to advocate for better policy conditions for innovation in Italy. Key focus areas include reforming Italy's 'innovative startup' legal framework, improving tax incentives for VC investment, and attracting international capital to Italian companies. The Alliance publishes research on the state of Italian venture capital, organizes networking events connecting founders with investors, and works with the Italian government on policy initiatives to close the gap between Italy's strong technical talent base and its historically underdeveloped startup financing ecosystem.
IVSZ – Alliance for the Digital Economy
Hungary's ICT industry association, IVSZ - Szövetség a Digitális Gazdaságért, based in Budapest. It describes itself as the shared platform and representative of the ICT industry and of companies undergoing digitalisation, and runs professional working groups that take on the most pressing sector tasks and regulatory questions, alongside events and membership services.
KI Next
The innovation and investment arm of Kulczyk Investments, the international investment house owned by Sebastian Kulczyk. KI Next backs technology ventures and coordinates the InCredibles programme — a long-running competency-building programme for top Polish startups run with the Warsaw School of Economics.
La French Tech
La French Tech is the French government's flagship brand and support initiative for the national startup ecosystem, launched in 2013 by the Ministry of the Economy. It operates as a unified banner under which French startups present themselves internationally, and coordinates a network of over 50 local French Tech communities (called 'Capitales') across France and in major cities worldwide. La French Tech administers the French Tech Visa program for international founders, the French Tech Tremplin program supporting underrepresented entrepreneurs, and the high-profile Next40/FT120 scale-up labels. The initiative has been instrumental in transforming France's global image from a bureaucratic economy to one of Europe's most dynamic startup nations, and its branding is ubiquitous at international tech events from CES to VivaTech.
Lewiatan Business Angels
An angel network operating under the Lewiatan Confederation (a major business organization in Poland). They look for startups across industries that have innovative solutions and strong teams. Lewiatan BA often connects corporate executives with startup founders. Notable focus: multi-industry, emphasis on competitive advantage and innovation in the business model.
LIKTA – Latvian ICT Association
The Latvian Information and Communications Technology Association, at Dzirnavu iela 91-3 in Riga. Its stated mission is to develop understanding of the impact of ICT on productivity, efficiency and competitiveness at national, business and societal levels, and it runs projects and a membership programme for the Latvian ICT sector.
Luxembourg Sustainable Finance Initiative (LSFI)
The Luxembourg Sustainable Finance Initiative (LSFI) is Luxembourg's national coordinating entity on sustainable finance, established in 2020 as a publicly funded public-private partnership. Led by CEO Nicoletta Centofanti, LSFI operates as a Centre of Excellence and Knowledge Hub, working to accelerate the financing of the climate transition and measure progress toward making Luxembourg a global sustainable finance center. LSFI co-facilitates the Catapult Green Fintech acceleration program alongside LHoFT, contributing expertise in ESG regulation, impact investing, and sustainable finance strategy.
Luxinnovation
Luxembourg's national innovation agency, operating as a public-private partnership since 1984. Luxinnovation supports startups, SMEs, and research organisations through its Fit 4 programme suite (Fit 4 Start, Fit 4 Scale, Fit 4 Innovation, Fit 4 Digital, Fit 4 AI) and acts as the Enterprise Europe Network contact point. In 2024 it supported 891 companies and administers the Fit 4 Start accelerator programme, which offers up to €150,000 in equity-free grants.
Macedonia2025
Non-profit, non-political organisation in Skopje focused on economic and leadership development, working in partnership with business, government and academia to generate opportunities and build capacity for economic growth. It runs the Macedonia2025 Summit, which it describes as bringing together more than 700 leaders, the Ohrid Hi-Tech Excellence Camp for homeland and diaspora technical talent, diaspora services and reform advocacy.
Malta Digital Innovation Authority
The Malta Digital Innovation Authority (MDIA) is a Maltese government body established to promote, certify, and regulate digital innovation, with particular focus on distributed ledger technology, artificial intelligence, and other emerging technologies. It provides a certification framework for innovative technology arrangements and champions Malta's ambition to be a leading digital innovation jurisdiction in Europe. The MDIA is a Gold Sponsor of TechTok 2026.
Manufacturing Technologies Association
The Manufacturing Technologies Association is the UK trade association for suppliers of manufacturing technology, representing machine tool, automation, metrology and digital manufacturing firms in policy, skills and export work. It owns and runs MACH, the UK's largest manufacturing technology exhibition, and operates from Bayswater Road in London.
MASIT
Chamber of Commerce for Information and Communication Technologies of North Macedonia, based at Pirinska 29 in Skopje. It represents the national ICT sector and publishes its membership openly -- 169 companies spanning software houses, telecoms operators, system integrators, universities and training providers, which makes it the fullest public map of the Macedonian technology industry.
Media City Bergen
Norwegian media cluster based in Bergen, describing itself as a world leader in augmented reality, graphics, AI, virtual studios, broadcast and IP-based video, robotics and tools for workflow and visual storytelling. It brings together established media houses, technology companies and startups, and runs a members programme alongside events and a jobs board for the cluster.
Minalogic
Minalogic is a French competitiveness cluster dedicated to digital transformation in the Auvergne-Rhone-Alpes region, with a focus on AI, cybersecurity, microelectronics, IoT, and photonics. With approximately 450 member organizations spanning startups, SMEs, large corporations, and research institutions, Minalogic has facilitated more than 1,040 labeled and funded innovation projects since 2005 and generated over 16,300 B2B meetings since 2012. The cluster is an ecosystem partner of SIDO Lyon and a connector between industry and innovation communities in the region.
Ministry of High-Tech Industry of Armenia
The central government body responsible for Armenia's high-tech policy, covering information technology, telecommunications, information security, and the military-industrial sector. Established in its current form in 2019, it shapes the national tech agenda through startup and R&D support programmes, tax incentives for IT companies, STEM-education initiatives, and the promotion of Armenia's tech sector abroad, and is a standing institutional supporter of DigiTec.
