Biztech Technology Forum Sponsors STEM Innovators Award 2026

Biztech Technology Forum announces its sponsorship of the Seed Category at the Overt stem awards, a category dedicated to recognising STEM innovators.
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Biztech Technology Forum has been announced as the sponsor of the Seed Category at the Overt STEM Awards 2026, supporting early‑stage STEM start‑ups driving bold innovation and real‑world impact. The category celebrates ventures under five years old that are tackling major STEM challenges with ambition, creativity and strong growth potential.

Nominations close 16 January.
Enter here: https://events-together.co.uk/overt/awards-2026/

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Biztech Technology Forum Sponsors the Seed Category at the Overt STEM Awards 2026.

Overt Stem Awards Biztech sponsor

Biztech Technology Forum proudly sponsors the Seed Category at the Overt STEM Awards 2026. The awards celebrates excellence across education, business, and community within the STEM sector. This partnership reflects Biztech’s long‑standing commitment to championing innovation. And supporting the organisations and individuals shaping the future of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.

The Overt Stem Awards Seed Category recognises early‑stage STEM start‑ups (five years or younger) that demonstrate bold innovation, strong growth potential, and measurable impact. At this stage, many ventures are often at a pivotal stage of development, where visibility, credibility, and external recognition can significantly accelerate their trajectory. The award highlights founders who are tackling real‑world STEM challenges. And making meaningful contributions to their sectors and to society more broadly.

Over the years, Biztech has a well‑established track record of supporting SMEs, start‑ups, and larger organisations. Helping them navigate technology strategy, innovation, market development, and digital integration. Its sponsorship of the Seed Category underscores a continued commitment to nurturing the next generation of STEM innovators. This ensures that promising early‑stage ventures have the support they need to thrive in a rapidly evolving landscape.

“We are delighted to support emerging founders who are pushing boundaries and shaping the future of STEM,” said Fredi Nonyelu, Chairman of Biztech. “The Seed Category shines a spotlight on the creativity, ambition, and entrepreneurial excellence that drive progress. These innovators are not only building exciting businesses—they are helping to solve some of the most pressing challenges of our time.”

Founders, teams, and nominators are encouraged to submit entries ahead of the 16 January deadline.

Enter now:https://events-together.co.uk/overt/awards-2026/

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