In this interview about the BESTMEDGRAPE Program, the Deputy General Manager at Berytech Ramy Boujawdeh highlights the path for technology transfer and accompaniment to business creation.
In this article we cover how The BESTMEDGRAPE project gives the opportunity to potential entrepreneurs to create their own businesses, and we shed light on what these businesses are and how the market will respond.
Berytech has issued a call for applications to select 30 candidates for admission to the Technological Transfer Process, Mentorship and Guidance for Business Creation Program under the EU-funded BESTMEDGRAPE project.
Berytech and the Saint-Joseph University of Beirut with the BESTMEDGRAPE team in Italy, organized a roundtable to introduce the project and discuss the role different sector experts can play. The project is EU-funded under the ENI-CBC-Med Program.
The BESTMEDGRAPE project aims at creating new business opportunities by transferring to potential entrepreneurs the scientific know-how on the sustainable use of grape pomace to manufacture cosmeceutical and nutraceutical products. In a series of articles, we will walk you through the BESTMEDGRAPE project, from science to innovation, ecology, business, and more. In this article, we will shed light on the scientific process.
Meet the USJ Team in Lebanon
Meet the team in Tunisia
Meet the team from Jordan
Meet the team from Italy
The launching ceremony and first local event of the BESTMEDGRAPE project in Jordan was held in Amman by the Jordan Society for Scientific Research, Entrepreneurship and Creativity.
If you have any questions about the GIMED Program, please email tala.saleh@berytech.org, and we will get back to you.
