Going BOLD with the Global BOLD Awards 2020. Submissions are now Open!

Crowdsourcing Week and H-FARM have joined forces for a second year to organize BOLD, the most innovative Awards program which will culminate in a black-tie award ceremony hosted in Venice, Italy at H-FARM’s campus on March 27th, 2020. This event was created to unravel the unlimited human potential for innovation and creativity, providing the necessary tools and information that innovators need for taking action.

BOLD Awards 2020 will showcase innovation and trends from businesses and individuals within a diverse range of industries covering Open Innovation, Crowdsourcing, Advertising, Robotics, Virtual and Augmented Reality, Science, Space Frontier, Travel Blogger & Influencer, Marketplaces, AI, Fintech and Agrotech.

BOLD Awards is aiming to engage more than 3,000 global nominees from the public and private sector, with only the top 60 being selected to join us in Venice, Italy, on March 27th, 2020.

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Projects will be evaluated on the following criteria: Level of Impact 40%, Scalability 30%, Transparency 20%, H-Factor 10% (Human & Social).

An initial stage of online public voting will see nominees’ submissions voted on by their peers. The short-listed BOLD nominees will then be assessed by an outstanding panel of international judges made up of entrepreneurs and business leaders from leading industries, plus media and academics across four continents. The winners in each category will be expected to attend the award ceremony in Venice.

Submissions are now open and will close on December 31st, 2019. Submitting a project carries a fee of €47 until November 11, 2019. After this date, late submissions will be charged €107. Out of these fees, €5 per entry will go to H for Human Foundation to facilitate access to education, encouraging young people to follow their passions.

If you think you’ve got what it takes to be BOLD, join us here -> http://bold-awards.com/submit-your-project

About H-FARM:

H-FARM is an innovation platform that supports the creation of new business models and the digital transformation and education of young people and companies. Founded in January 2005, H-FARM was the first in the world to adopt a model that brought together education, investments, and business consultancy in one single location. From its inception up until today, H-FARM has invested over €28 million in supporting the development of more than one hundred innovative companies, actively works with more than 300 of the most important international brands, helping them to take advantage of the opportunities offered by digital transformation. Today, it educates more than 1,000 students in its 4 international schools and its university courses. Structured like a campus on the outskirts of Venice, H-FARM is currently undergoing an expansion project that will bring it from 14,000 square meters of buildings on over 20 hectares of parkland to 42,000 square meters of total buildings spread over 51 hectares and is destined to become the most important innovation hub in Europe. H-FARM has over 600 employees working in 5 locations across Italy, an office in Barcelona, ​​and is considered unique on an international level. Since November 13th, 2015, H-FARM has been listed on the Italian Stock Exchange (AIM segment) and is available for public trading. BOLD Awards will be hosted in the events room and the evening will continue on the terrace together with lots of surprises.

Press Office H-FARM:

Giulia Franchin: [email protected]

Gaia Veronese: gaia.veronese

About Crowdsourcing Week:

Crowdsourcing Week is the first global platform on crowdsourcing and open innovation. As the global network and forum for the Crowd Economy, CSW is committed to help organisations, innovators and entrepreneurs transition into a more open, connected, and socially productive society enabled by the Internet and online tools powered by the crowds.

Press Office BOLD Awards:

Mia Zamora: mzamora

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