Innovations and success: The Wildau technology center attracts founders!

Innovations and success: The Wildau technology center attracts founders!

in the technology and start-up center (TGZ) in Wildau, behind the Aerospace Center ZLR, startup dreams have been true for 30 years. The TGZ currently houses around 40 companies that are usually smaller and need specific rooms. Marion Schirmer, the managing director of the TGZ and the Dahme-Spreewald business development agency, accompanied over 300 start-ups in her career. "The TGZ is a good breeding ground for start -ups," she emphasizes, while emphasizing the importance of a well -functioning network for the founders. One of these successful examples is SLT Sensor- und Lasertechnik GmbH, which has been in the TGZ for eight years and has developed powerful measurement technologies especially for medical technology. Karsten Lange, the managing director, emphasizes how crucial support from the pilot service was in the start -up phase, especially in the event of regulations and financial challenges. 

traffic routing to the TGZ

Current construction sites in Wildau require a changed traffic management, especially for the journey to the TGZ. The passage through the L 401 towards Königs Wusterhausen is closed. For drivers who arrive from Berlin-Treptow or Köpenick, it is important to drive via the eagle frame to Schmöckwitz and from there to Wildau. A detailed description of the journey offers support for everyone who wants to take into account the new traffic regulations, such as described on the official TGZ website .

The continuous development of the TGZ shows how important it is to create a space for innovations and company foundations. Whether support in the bureaucracy or the establishment of new business premises - the TGZ in Wildau remains a central point of contact for aspiring companies and founders. The feedback from entrepreneurs and Karsten Lange show the positive influence that the TGZ has on the local economy, which is also due to the history and development of the location, which is impressively explained by Marion Schirmer, and is documented by historians such as Klaus Steinborn.

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