Elevate Greece: Extension until 31/10 for updating members’ details in the National Register of Young Businesses

The extension of the process of updating the details of the members of the ENational Register of Young Businesses until October 31, 2024, announced Elevate Greece, official national support body for new businesses.

The procedure of completing the relevant questionnaire by the members of the Registry, as estimated, is critical to be implemented until October 31, 2024, using the link that has been sent to all registered businesses.

It is reminded that the mandatory update process is ongoing, with Elevate Greece aiming to facilitate members, so that they have sufficient time to submit the necessary information.

As noted in the announcement, the gathering of up-to-date data from startups isvital for the effective design and implementation of policies that respond to the needs and challenges of the innovation ecosystem. The data gathered will form the basis for the development of strategies that will enhance the sustainable development of Greek start-ups, while at the same timefacilitating the formation of an environment friendly to entrepreneurship and innovation.

Frangikos Theophylaktos, managing director of Elevate Greece

“The updating of the details of the members of the Registry is of pivotal importancefor the drawing up of efficient policies that support innovation and business activity. We encourage all our members to participate in the process, as the collection of this data will allow Elevate Greece to continue to promote initiatives that facilitate the growth of startups and attract domestic and international investment“.

Nikos Papoutsis, appointed consultant of Elevate Greece

“The collection of accurate and up-to-date data is a foundation for supporting Greek start-ups.” The extension of the deadline until October 31 gives another opportunity to startups to contribute to this effort, so that we can continue to strengthen the ecosystem and formulate strategies that will facilitate the development and extroversion of Greek businesses”.