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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.treetop.be/event/niet-te-st-r-oppen-54">Ni
 et te st(r)oppen</a>\nTreeTop is pleased to invite you to the presentation
  of the book « Niet te st(r)oppen »\, which will take place on Tuesday\,
  October 13 at Wintercircus. On this occasion\, the authors\, Stijn Ronsse
 \, Simon De Corte\, Dieter Somers and Thomas Kindt\, will be present for a
  special opportunity to exchange ideas and discuss their book. About the b
 ook Ghent is increasingly being recognised internationally as Europe’s l
 eading hotspot for innovation. But how did this come about? In « Niet te 
 st(r)oppen »\, Stijn Ronsse\, Simon De Corte\, Dieter Somers and Thomas K
 indt delve into the DNA of a city where knowledge\, culture and entreprene
 urship come together seamlessly. From medieval trading traditions to today
 ’s innovation hubs\, the authors draw on data\, history and the testimon
 ies of more than 30 influential voices\, including Petra De Sutter\, Louis
  Jonckheere\, Koen Schoors\, Tim Vanhauwermeiren and Sofie Bracke\, to unr
 avel what makes Ghent’s unique convergence of universities\, businesses 
 and government so powerful. Far from being a dry economic report\, the boo
 k offers an accessible narrative that weaves together historical roots\, c
 ultural identity and hard data. « Niet te st(r)oppen » provides a nuance
 d blueprint for regional development\, offering concrete lessons for polic
 ymakers\, entrepreneurs and anyone fascinated by the economic and cultural
  dynamics of a city in motion\, with relevance far beyond Ghent’s city l
 imits. ​​​ About the authors Stijn Ronsse is CEO of CAPTURE and a vi
 siting professor of economics at Ghent University. Simon De Corte is a spi
 n-off advisor at Ghent University and has been involved in several public-
 private partnerships aimed at implementing innovative and sustainable tech
 nologies. Dieter Somers\, Digital Transformation expert at Voka National
 ’s Knowledge Centre\, has more than 15 years of experience at the inters
 ection of (academic) research\, [...]
DTSTAMP:20261016T175520Z
LOCATION:Zaal Club\, Lammerstraat 13\, 9000 Gent\, Belgium
SUMMARY:Niet te st(r)oppen
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.treetop.be/event/niet-te-
 st-r-oppen-54">Niet te st(r)oppen</a>\nTreeTop is pleased to invite you to
  the presentation of the book « Niet te st(r)oppen »\, which will take p
 lace on Tuesday\, October 13 at Wintercircus. On this occasion\, the autho
 rs\, Stijn Ronsse\, Simon De Corte\, Dieter Somers and Thomas Kindt\, will
  be present for a special opportunity to exchange ideas and discuss their 
 book. About the book Ghent is increasingly being recognised internationall
 y as Europe’s leading hotspot for innovation. But how did this come abou
 t? In « Niet te st(r)oppen »\, Stijn Ronsse\, Simon De Corte\, Dieter So
 mers and Thomas Kindt delve into the DNA of a city where knowledge\, cultu
 re and entrepreneurship come together seamlessly. From medieval trading tr
 aditions to today’s innovation hubs\, the authors draw on data\, history
  and the testimonies of more than 30 influential voices\, including Petra 
 De Sutter\, Louis Jonckheere\, Koen Schoors\, Tim Vanhauwermeiren and Sofi
 e Bracke\, to unravel what makes Ghent’s unique convergence of universit
 ies\, businesses and government so powerful. Far from being a dry economic
  report\, the book offers an accessible narrative that weaves together his
 torical roots\, cultural identity and hard data. « Niet te st(r)oppen » 
 provides a nuanced blueprint for regional development\, offering concrete 
 lessons for policymakers\, entrepreneurs and anyone fascinated by the econ
 omic and cultural dynamics of a city in motion\, with relevance far beyond
  Ghent’s city limits. ​​​ About the authors Stijn Ronsse is CEO of
  CAPTURE and a visiting professor of economics at Ghent University. Simon 
 De Corte is a spin-off advisor at Ghent University and has been involved i
 n several public-private partnerships aimed at implementing innovative and
  sustainable technologies. Dieter Somers\, Digital Transformation expert a
 t Voka National’s Knowledge Centre\, has more than 15 years of experienc
 e at the intersection of (academic) research\, [...]
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