Step Change 2023 Aftermovie

Date: 8 August 2023

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Glaston Corporation

Date: 8 August 2023

Step Change 2023 was held in June 2023 at Nokia Arena, Tampere, Finland.

Step Change was introduced by Glaston at Glass Performance Days (GPD) in 2017 as a way to develop and promote new innovations for the glass industry. Its purpose is to connect startup and scaleup entrepreneurs with industry professionals from all over the world to network and drive the industry to higher peaks.

More about the event: https://gpd.fi/events/step-change/

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