Dates: May 28-29, 2020 | Register here
Prices: starting from EUR 80,-
Location: Vilnius, Lithuania
LOGIN Innovation Festival 2020
Join Login 2020, the largest two-day Innovation Festival in the Baltics, aka the celebration of digital culture.
The festive spirit is sparkled by two side events – Internet Awards, honouring the excellence of Internet projects of the previous year in Lithuania, and LOGOUT, perhaps the best after-party in town.
Two days of inspiration, networking, and brain teasers
Dating back to 2007 as a bloggers’ gathering, now counting 14 years and 6,000 attendees, LOGIN takes over the biggest exhibition and congress venue in Vilnius, where seven stages host 100+ speakers holding sessions on the most relevant topics of today.
Focusing on innovation and progress, we thrive to give the best insights on what is actually happening around, and to glance into the future. Inspiration, networking, and brain teasers are included.
Why attend
LOGIN believes that content is not everything, context is. Therefore, it gathers all the creatives, techies, entrepreneurs, and everyone to provoke the greatest buzz at LOGIN.
“Innovation comes from diversity,” one of our speakers, N. Sadirac once said. Think about it – what else if not a diversity of ideas, skills, habits, cultural experiences, and geographical peculiarities keeps our conversations, visions, and projects interesting? For two days, the event will provide you with 6,000 networking opportunities.
Should you log in?
Whether you are a blockchain geek, a currencies philosopher, a sophisticated designer or an undiscovered bold soul, and if you believe your desk is not the only place where innovation happens – you must.
Interested in attending the LOGIN Innovation Festival 2020? Register your participation by following the registration link and taking the suggested steps.
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