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+25 Shape, Connect, Implement WISTA We support you with our long-standing WISTA expertise as well as offering consulting, workshops, and other services tailored WISTA WISTA Management GmbH (WISTA) Business to fit your company’s needs. we get ideas done and its subsidiaries take on a broad Support Our network will help you access expe- and diverse range of tasks and services rienced industrial companies as well across four locations across Berlin as the products and services created by (Adlershof, Charlottenburg, Dahlem, innovative start-ups. Berlin South East). WISTA is a committed technology park developer and operator, successful business promoter, and experienced Events networker. WISTA.Plan WISTA.Plan GmbH is an urban developer and trustee of the State of Berlin. It has extensive expertise regarding planning, developing, and marketing state-owned Our event service boasts many exciting properties. Shape, venues that create unforgettable moments. WISTA.Service connect, You will experience conventions, conferences, The portfolio of WISTA.Service GmbH or parties in extraordinary venues surroun- contains the whole spectrum of facility implement ded by impressive architecture. Our team of management services. In addition to professionals will make sure your event will managing buildings of WISTA Manage- be nothing short of excellent. ment GmbH, the company manages those of many private owners in Adlershof and WISTA conventions plans and organises other locations all over Berlin. It is events at venues that breathe innovation. eligible for in-house procurement by public clients. +25 140 Our high-technology locations are the product of a dense network of years of technology experience leaders innovative companies as well as university-based and non-university research institutions, where we support new businesses, let out state-of-the-art offices, labs, and manufacturing spaces in attractive Establishing, start-up centres, and provide companies and project developers with renting, space to grow. 90 1.100 acquiring market companies Our commercial endeavours are an integral part of future-oriented urban leaders planning concepts, which consistently integrate urban infrastructure, urban neighbourhoods, and sustainable landscape planning. Charlottenburg The local university-based and non-uni- Berlin South East versity research institutions foster spin- Located in Berlin’s City West, the Char- offs from technology-focused companies. WISTA has been committed to Berlin until the end of 2020. The team’s acti- lottenburg campus is one of the most Schöneweide’s economic development vities focus on a range of key tasks that important places for generating future The WISTA-operated Charlottenburg with a regional management office since include developing an IT-based network innovation (‘Zukunftsorte’) in Germany’s Innovation Centre (CHIC) makes sure 2011. It has since expanded its tasks, for new companies, a concept to secure capital city. It is a research and develop- that these start-ups get the support they developed an updated brand identity and develop premises for commercial ment location with a focus on ICT, the need. Then there is INKULAB, which has (Regional Management Berlin South purposes all over the district, and a re- creative industries, art, traffic, and mo- state-of-the-art chemical laboratories East), and will expand its activities to gional marketing concept with long-term bility. Charlottenburg is home to several at its disposal. include the whole Treptow-Köpenick networks for cooperation. important research institutions in close district vicinity to the Technical University Berlin (TU) and the University of the Arts (UdK): Fraunhofer-FOKUS, Fraunhofer IPK, Heinrich-Hertz-Institute, DFG Research Centre MATHEON and the National Metrology Institute (PTB). WISTA network: WISTA Management GmbH your fast track Rudower Chaussee 17 to innovation 12489 Berlin +49 30 63 92 22 00 [email protected] | wista.de and marketing modern technology centres, as well as selling properties. WISTA also fosters new businesses, Dahlem Adlershof supports companies, promotes coope- ration between science and business, The WISTA technology and start-up cen- the 50,000 sqm-area of FUBIC provides Covering an area of 4.2 sq km in Berlin’s and advances national and international tre in Berlin-Dahlem, FUBIC – Business ample space for established companies South East, Adlershof is one of Europe’s cooperation. To give young companies and Innovation Center next to Freie to grow. FUBIC is likely to create up to largest locations for high technology. a successful start, WISTA operates the Universität Berlin, will go into opera- 1,000 jobs. Thanks to the high density of WISTA is an experienced technology Innovation and Start-up Centre (IGZ), tion in 2020. It will create more space institutes and technology-focused com- park developer and operator as well as a a Coworking Space, and the Adlershof for technology-focused start-ups and panies that exist in Berlin-Dahlem today, committed service provider and business Founder’s Lab, a successful funding ins- established young companies with a focus the area can rightly be called a ‘place of promoter. As an initiator and economic trument for start-ups. Our A² Adlershof on life sciences, the health industry, future innovation.’ catalyst, WISTA contributes to strengthe- Accelerator gives start-ups the oppor- and information and communications ning the foundation of Berlin’s regional tunity to advance their business idea technologies. In addition to fostering and economy by bringing together scientists by cooperating with established entre- supporting new start-ups and coopera- and entrepreneurs. Its tasks include preneurs. tion between science and business, constructing, operating, .
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