GInS Editions Background

Be the Next GInS Host

Bring 
the 
Global 
Innovation 
Summit 
experience 
to 
your 
region 
and 
shape 
the 
future 
of 
innovation 
together.

Overview of GInS and GInS Editions

The Global Innovation Summit (GInS) is a premier gathering for innovators, industry leaders, and decision-makers to share ideas, build partnerships, and tackle challenges shaping the future.

A GInS Edition is an officially licensed, locally hosted version of the Summit. Each Edition adapts trusted frameworks and proven event formats to local needs — helping communities access global insights, strengthen practical innovation capabilities, and drive real change.

Vision and Goals

GInS Editions put global innovation practices into local action. They help build strong local innovation ecosystems, encourage cross-sector collaboration, and align communities with internationally recognized standards — making innovation leadership practical, credible, and accessible.

Benefits of Hosting

Hosting a GInS Edition delivers clear value for your community and organization:

  • Empower Local Leaders with trusted tools, frameworks, and new insights.
  • Align Regionally & Globally with proven practices and a respected network.
  • Access Exclusive Resources including branding, templates, and planning tools.
  • Gain Recognition as a credible catalyst for local and global innovation.

Eligibility Criteria

Who Can Host:

  • Government innovation agencies
  • Corporations and business networks
  • Universities and research institutions
  • Certified Innovation Professionals and alumni networks
  • Nonprofits and innovation-driven startups

Requirements: A capable team, the capacity to deliver a professional event, and commitment to upholding GInS brand standards and values.

License Terms

Each Edition operates under a license agreement to protect the integrity of the GInS brand:

  • Non-Commercial: Must operate on a non-profit basis or follow approved revenue guidelines.
  • Brand Use: Logos and content must be used exactly as provided.
  • Responsible Use: The GInS name may not be used for unrelated activities or personal promotion.

Requirements: A capable team, the capacity to deliver a professional event, and commitment to upholding GInS brand standards and values.

Code of Conduct

All Editions must reflect a commitment to inclusivity, respect, and non-partisanship. Hosts must ensure a safe, welcoming environment. Discrimination, harassment, or misuse of the platform is never permitted.

Format Options

Duration: Half-day, full-day, or multi-day.
Format: All Editions are delivered in-person to foster connection, learning, and community impact.

Hosts are encouraged to include Q&A, networking, or local language support when relevant.

Brand & Content Standards

To protect the GInS brand:

  • Use official logos and templates as provided.
  • Include this disclaimer: “This is an independently organized GInS Edition under license.”
  • Submit final promotional materials for review and approval.
  • Ensure all sessions and speakers align with Edition guidelines and values.

How It Works

Hosting is clear and structured:

  • Apply: Complete the online application with required details.
  • Approval: Proposals are reviewed and licensed if approved.
  • Plan & Promote: Organize the program, confirm speakers, and promote using approved branding.
  • Deliver: Host your Edition according to agreed standards.
  • Report: Submit a short post-event summary within [X] weeks. A visual timeline is provided in the branding kit.

Support Provided

Licensed hosts receive:

  • Official branding kit, templates, and style guide.
  • Sample session formats and topic ideas.
  • Access to speaker suggestions where possible.
  • Guidance for approvals and promotional reviews.

Host Responsibilities:

  • Secure venue and manage local logistics.
  • Propose or confirm speakers and develop local content.
  • Promote the Edition in the community.
  • Submit a post-event report.

Note: All local costs are the host’s responsibility; direct funding is not provided.

Application Process

  • Review this guide and requirements.
  • Prepare your proposal: concept, audience, format, and team.
  • Complete the online application and accept the license terms.
  • Approval typically takes 2–4 weeks. Licensed hosts sign an agreement and receive the branding kit.

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