Have you ever wondered what powers Belgium’s technology sector? Right here in Brussels, Agoria stands as the beating heart of that innovation. Agoria isn’t just a building. It’s the federation of the technology industry, a driving force behind Belgium’s technological advancement since 1946. Agoria represents over 2000 technology companies, a testament to its influence. These companies, with over 321,000 employees, make technology the largest sector in Belgium. Agoria itself has over 200 employees working across Belgium, not just within these walls, but also in Antwerp, Liege, Ghent, and Charleroi. While Brussels, Antwerp, and Liege host Agoria’s BluePoint business centers and Tech.Lounges, the impact of Agoria extends far beyond these cities. Agoria focuses on critical areas like digitalization, shaping the future of manufacturing, talent management, and sustainable development. They champion initiatives like “Be The Change”, “Factory of the Future”, and “DigiCoach” to address the evolving labor market and digital landscape. Interestingly, about 70% of Agoria’s members are SMEs, demonstrating its commitment to fostering growth across all scales of technological enterprise. Agoria doesn’t just represent companies; it fosters a community. Through its Agoria Techlancers initiative, it connects and supports freelancers in the tech industry. Agoria works at all policy levels, ensuring that the voice of technology is heard. Led by CEO Bart Steukers, Agoria continues to shape the future of Belgian technology, driving innovation and sustainability for generations to come. Their slogan, “Embracing technology, embracing ambition”, perfectly captures the essence of Agoria’s mission.
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