The Dutch Incubator Association (DIA) has been established to provide the Dutch incubators with a common platform on behalf of professionalization and positioning on a national, European, and international level.
The goals of this association are:
Professionalization of the incubation profession,
Reinforcement of the incubator infrastructure and relations (synergy) on both national and European level.
Optimizing the information about incubation towards start-ups.
DIA is connected to the international incubation community through EBN, NBIA, GNBI and SPICE-group and does what is in her power to contribute to the development of a professional industry.
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