Registration is now open for this opportunity to advance your business through regional and international connections. The Clean Tech B2B Buyers & Suppliers Networking Zoom Program connects potential investors with promising technologies, connects buyers interested in purchasing these technologies to meet their sustainability goals, stimulates new levels of innovation and strategic partnerships among participants, and provides exposure for small innovators.  

Who should attend: businesses with innovative green technologies, business and government entities interested in deploying these technologies, and investors seeking to expand their portfolios with promising clean tech innovations.  

Presented in partnership with Business Oregon, VertueLab, City of Kobe, City of Setagaya, City of Sapporo, Portland - Setagaya Association of Cultural Exchange (PSACE), Consular Office of Japan in Portland, Hyogo Prefecture and British Columbia Trade and Investment Office.  

Learn more and register. 
Presented by VertueLab
Direct questions to: PDXB2BMatchmaking@gmail.com 

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