Pôle Mer Méditerranée presents its personalised support programme: the growth accelerator. Aimed at maritime players, this programme helps companies accelerate their growth and international development.
The 2 essential services of the program:
Pôle Mer Méditerranée advises you and gives you the benefit of a powerful export network to facilitate your access to growing international markets.
In order to represent and promote the know-how of its members, Pôle Mer Méditerranée organises collective pavilions at major international trade fairs and congresses in the maritime industry. The objective is to present their activities and projects, gain visibility, meet professionals in the sector and build a business network.
By prioritising a collective export approach, the cluster promotes bringing together companies from the same sector, targeting the same markets/clients. These pavilions constitute the showcase of French maritime innovation. By participating in a shared pavilion, you benefit from:
Organised in partnership with our export partners : the France Export team, Business France, Rising Sud, collective missions are prospecting missions to discover new markets and accelerate contact with local key players (authorities, governments, decision-makers, companies), but also missions to develop your business. This is an opportunity for participants to meet new partners and make new contacts, increase their turnover and approach each country as a group.
A dedicated international development monitoring
The Pôle Mer Méditerranée provides its members with a strategic monitoring to help them identify countries offering solid market opportunities, calls for tender and calls for projects, events (webinars, conferences, congresses…) and other business opportunities in the maritime economy sectors.
Our network of international partners
In France, the Pôle Mer Méditerranée also welcomes foreign delegations, giving them the opportunity to discuss the possibilities for collaboration between the various inter-regional players, and to put them in touch with other players involved in regional attractiveness (looking for a location in the region and the possibility of business meetings during these delegation visits).
Director of International Development
