Groningen, The Netherlands
Historically, the economy in the North has been based upon traditional, labour-intensive industry, such as apparel manufacturing, and agriculture. In the last 10 - 15 years new sectors, such as telecommunications, medical technology and biotechnology, are beginning to emerge.
The local government is actively stimulating the market by:
- Schemes aimed at increasing knowledge level of SMEs
- Instruments for financing SMEs and in particular starters and entrepreneurs
- Enforcement of the knowledge offer
- Stimulation of knowledge transfer (transfer of innovative processes by intermediate organisations)
- Setting up industrial analyses in view of developing sector oriented projects with a structural impact
Services Offered
Business Sectors
Sector | Start-Up | Mature | Centre |
---|---|---|---|
Bio-Tech | √ | ||
Chemical industry | √ | ||
Energy Technologies | √ | ||
Environmental Technology | √ | ||
Financial Services | √ | ||
Food & Drink | √ | ||
Information and Communications Technology | √ | ||
Mechatronics and Automation | √ | ||
Media | √ | ||
Medical Technology | √ | ||
Nano-Technology | √ | ||
New Materials | √ | ||
Pulp & Paper | √ | ||
Photonics and Optical Technologies | √ | ||
Commercial Services | √ | ||
Agriculture | √ | ||
Business Services | √ | ||
Engineering | √ | ||
Textiles | √ | ||
Fashion | √ |
Contact
Zernike Group Holding
Mr Bas Ennik
Zernikepark 12,
NL - 9747 AN, Groningen. Netherlands
Phone: +31 (0)50.750.20.00
Fax: +31 (0)50.750.20.08
E-mail: b.ennik@zernikegroup.com
Internet: www.zernikegroup.com/GGN-services.html