Event Organiser in Norway
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javaBin
javaBin is the Norwegian Java User Group (JUG), a non-profit, volunteer-driven community organization with approximately 3,000 members and branches across Oslo, Bergen, Trondheim, Stavanger, and several other Norwegian cities. Founded over 25 years ago, it organizes JavaZone — one of the world's largest community-driven Java conferences — held annually every September in Norway, attracting around 3,500 participants and 200 speakers. Beyond JavaZone, javaBin runs regular meetups, student events, and educational programs throughout the year.
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NDC Conferences
NDC Conferences is an Oslo-based conference company that runs the NDC series of software development events across Europe, Australia and the United States, including NDC Oslo, NDC London, NDC Porto and the industrial-software edition NDC TechTown in Kongsberg. Its programmes centre on hands-on engineering content — .NET, C++, security, architecture, testing and agile practice — delivered as multi-day conferences with pre-conference workshops. The company operates as NDC Conferences AS from Skippergata 17a in Oslo.
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Netlife
Oslo-based design and technology consultancy that created and hosts Y Oslo, a conference for people building valuable products and services for real people. The event covers design, UX, technology, content, product, and business development through talks, discussions, and workshops, and has run since 2019.
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Norway Health Tech
Norway Health Tech is Norway's largest and leading health technology cluster, bringing together more than 350 member organizations including companies, investors, healthcare providers, municipalities, and research institutions. Founded to drive growth in the health industry and accelerate innovation, the organization operates offices in Oslo, Bergen, and Stavanger. It organizes the annual Healthtech Festival series held across Norway and runs major public-private partnership initiatives such as Health2B at Oslo Science Park and the Nordic Health Connect project. The cluster also leads efforts in health technology for defence and emergency preparedness.
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ONS Foundation
The ONS Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Stavanger, Norway, that has organized the biennial ONS global energy forum since 1974, originally focused on offshore North Sea oil and gas. It has evolved into a convener of global discussions on geopolitics, energy security, and the energy transition, attracting over 70,000 visitors from approximately 100 countries every two years across 9 conference venues and 8 exhibition halls. The Foundation partners with institutions including the Munich Security Conference, CERAWeek, and Columbia University's Center on Global Energy Policy, and operates under the patronage of His Majesty King Harald V of Norway.
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Oslo Business Forum
Norwegian organizer of the Oslo Business Forum, founded by Christoffer Omberg and Marius Roed Wang to empower leaders to change the world. The annual conference brings roughly 3,000 leaders, a majority of them C-level, to Lillestrom for keynotes from globally recognized authors, executives, and thinkers on leadership and innovation.
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Techpoint AS
Organizer of the Techpoint Conference in Kristiansand, positioned as Norway's leading arena for AI transformation. The two-day event gathers business leaders, entrepreneurs, investors, and tech enthusiasts across venues including Kilden Performing Arts Centre and Kunstsilo, with international and Nordic speakers exploring how AI and exponential technologies reshape business and innovation.
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Trondheim Tech Port
Trondheim Tech Port is Norway's leading technology cluster organization, positioning Trondheim as the country's technology capital. The non-profit interest organization brings together over 100 member companies, universities, research institutions, and public bodies to drive innovation across four strategic sectors: ocean and maritime technology, healthcare, energy, and digitalization. It hosts major annual events including the Bridging the Gap conference and the Trondheim Tech Festival, and counts NTNU, SINTEF, Equinor, and several investment organizations among its members and partners.
