Front page News News Entrepreneurs In the Creative Industries Will Meet in Seinäjoki Entrepreneurs In the Creative Industries Will Meet in Seinäjoki 14.6.2016 MDI organizes regional Tuunaa Tuottoa Vol. 2 -network meetings in five cities. This co-operation model designed for entrepreneurs in the creative industries brings together companies that want to invest in intangible value creation, operate in networks and create new services for clients in different fields. The entrepreneurs from different regions will meet in ”Matchmaking day” in Seinäjoki 14.6. The entrepreneurs have already gathered in Lohja and Porvoo and the networking days will take place also in Mikkeli and Jyväskylä in autumn. MDI’s developer activist Tytti Isokangas has written a blog post about networking and she challenges new entrepreneurs to join Tuunaa tuottoa -network. The blog post can be found (in Finnish) here. Share to Share to: facebook Share to: linkedin Share to: twitter
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