Aji Networki,

About the event

1. Event Concept

• Name Idea: Aji Networki

• Theme: Innovation, investment, and collaboration across startups, corporates, and service providers.

• Goal: Replicate the Gitex feel on a smaller scale: stands, live demos, pitches, networking, and partnerships.

2. Layout & Stands

• Exhibitor Zones: Organize by sector tech, fintech, health, AI, marketing, legal, incubators/accelerators.

• Stand Features:

  • Banner & branding

  • Demo screens or tablets

  • Brochures & business cards

  • Seating for one-on-one conversations

• Walkways: Wide enough for people to move freely; maybe a central aisle for easy navigation.

• Central Stage: For mini pitches, fireside chats, or panel discussions.

3. Event Flow

1. Opening Ceremony – 15 min: Welcome speech + highlight of key exhibitors.

2. Expo & Networking – 90–120 min: Attendees walk through stands, meet founders, VCs, and partners.

3. Mini Stage Demos / Pitches – 30–40 min: Short 3–5 min pitches or product demos.

4. Panel Discussion / Fireside Chat – 30 min: “Investing in Moroccan Startups” or similar.

5. Closing & Free Networking – 20–30 min: Encourage final one-on-one discussions.

4. Interactive Features

• Exhibitor Passport: Attendees collect stamps from stands; top visitors win prizes or mentorship sessions.

• Live Polls / Voting: “Best Startup,” “Most Innovative Product.”

• Photo Wall / Social Media Station: Encourages sharing and increases reach.

• Networking Lounge: Central area for deeper conversations and informal deals.

5. Logistics

• Venue: Co-working space, convention hall, or incubator campus with enough room for stands.

• Promotion: Social media, startup communities, LinkedIn, and partner networks.

• Catering: Small snacks, coffee stations, and a lounge for casual meetings.

• Staff: Volunteers to guide visitors, manage registration, and support exhibitors.

6. Post-Event

• Share digital directory of exhibitors and attendees.

• Highlight partnership deals or success stories made at the event.

• Collect feedback for future iterations to make it bigger and better next time.

Why should you sponsor?

1. Brand Visibility

• Sponsors’ logos on all event materials: banners, brochures, digital invites, social media posts.

• Exposure to a targeted audience of startups, investors, and corporates.

• Opportunity to host branded stands or demo areas in high-traffic zones.

2. Lead Generation

• Direct access to innovative startups and founders who might need their products/services.

• Opportunity to collect contact info from attendees for post-event marketing.

• Interaction with potential partners, investors, and collaborators.

3. Thought Leadership

• Panel discussions or keynote slots to position themselves as an industry leader.

• Chance to showcase expertise, products, or solutions relevant to startups.

• Media coverage and event content amplifies their authority.

4. Strategic Partnerships

• Early access to investment-ready startups or co-creation opportunities.

• Network with other sponsors, investors, and incubators, building long-term business relationships.

• Possibility of collaborative projects post-event.

5. ROI & Measurable Impact

• Attendees are a highly targeted audience, increasing conversion potential.

• Sponsors can track engagement, booth visits, and leads for real impact.

• Participation strengthens brand association with innovation and entrepreneurship.

Zakaria Aazam

I’m Zakaria Aazam, founder of Ignitia, an incubator dedicated to empowering startups and fostering innovation across Morocco. At Ignitia, we focus on helping early-stage companies grow by providing access to funding, mentorship, strategic partnerships, and a strong entrepreneurial network. I’m passionate about connecting founders with the right resources, investors, and partners to turn their ideas into successful businesses. Through our programs and events, I aim to create a space where innovation meets opportunity.

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