INNA was founded by the VTÖ (Association of Austrian Technology Centres) to have a focal organization on all its business actions. Its purpose is to encourage and help SMEs to start up a business and to foster technology transfer. Its main tasks are: requirement and quality orientated services for the centres, projects in innovation and technology political subject areas, programmes for the strengthening of the innovation and knowledge competence of centres and networks, organizational and marketing tasks for the VTÖ.
Am Ottstorfer Berg 50 4600 Wels-Thalheim, Austria
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