The European Angel Investment Summit is the leading platform for dialogue between EU institutions and the world of angels, VCs, and startups to shape a stronger innovation ecosystem together. Organised by EBAN in partnership with the InvestEU Portal and the European Commission, EAIS is where the startup and investment community unites to voice its needs, share practical solutions, and form policies that make Europe the best place to start, scale, and invest in impactful ventures. Join us to be part of the conversation - and part of the change.
EAIS Programme:Building Cross Border Bridges Through Europe
Policy Topics:Building One European Market
EAIS 2026 is the moment our community can work directly with the European Commission on building a competitive investment ecosystem that supports startups and investors
From interactive workshops, and roundtable sessions on cross border collaboration, to a new (LBAN co-lead) term sheet battle between investor and entrepreneur, we want to make sure you as an Angel Investor get the most out of this programme.
Collaborate across industries through our various forums taking place in the afternoon of the 14th. Gain valuable insights, talk with industry experts, and discover high quality startups within these verticals.
Networking Oppotunities: Make The Right Connections At EAIS 2026
Get Your Networking Pass For EAIS2026
This year we are creating a dedicated space for you to network during the event without the hassle of chasing down your connections across the entire venue. This privatised zone will host a welcome coffee, private networking rooms, and include both a lunch and after events drinks. To get access to this area and these you will need to purchase the Networking Pass below.
“Mixing in EU policymakers with leading business angels with the private equity community, sitting here and debating what is the reality we are exposed to out there, what are the solutions, how do we actually do this”.
“This is the forum that can actually change things (...). This is the most important forum if we really, truly want to activate the business angel muscle in Europe”.
