While success stories often take the spotlight, what about those who have encountered setbacks?
Get ready to rewrite the narrative on failure and to celebrate the potential of second chances in the world of entrepreneurship.
Are you eager to join us in reshaping how we perceive failure and recognizing the resilience it takes to come back stronger than ever?
We invite you to be a part of our event featuring incredible stories of individuals who have turned adversity into valuable lessons.
It's a fantastic opportunity to network, exchange insights, and enjoy good company over drinks.
This series of events is powered by Pulse Foundation.
Pulse is the Belgian foundation supporting entrepreneurship at the national level. Our ambition is to stimulate the entrepreneurial culture as well as provide access to entrepreneurship for everyone, as we believe it is the key to creating a better society.
Recognizing that the fear of failure is one of the biggest barriers to entrepreneurship, what better opportunity than to address it bluntly, in a unique manner by organizing Fuckup Nights in Belgium.
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Marie du Chastel is an art curator and expert in digital and new media art. She is in charge of the programming of the activities of the KIKK non-profit association, which explores the crossovers between art, science, technology and society through the organisation of events and the development of educational and artistic programmes.
She is the curator of the KIKK festival, the international festival of digital and creative cultures that brings together more than 35,000 people every year in Namur, Belgium, since 2011. In parallel, she is developing the AfriKIKK project, a project to showcase the digital creativity of Africa, Maghreb countries and their diasporas. Marie is also the curator of Le Pavillon, the new permanent exhibition space by KIKK which brings together artistic works, scientific research projects and prototypes from the business world.
She is also in charge of the KIKK's artistic production and dissemination platform, which produces artists, organises residencies and disseminates their productions throughout the world.
Finally, she participates in the organisation's many other projects, including the creative hub and Fab Lab in Namur TRAKK.
Marie has been a member of the Digital Arts Commission of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation since 2014. At the end of 2020, she was elected Francophone Woman of the Year 2020 by the AIMF (the International Association of Francophone Mayors).
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Muriel Bernard, founder and CEO of eFarmz, was honored with the prestigious Bold Woman Award by Veuve Clicquot in October 2021. This award recognizes her exceptional entrepreneurial journey and her commitment to promoting sustainable food practices while establishing a business model that supports both the environment and local producers.
She is the founder and CEO of eFarmz, a company based in Anderlecht that has become a go-to solution for families seeking fresh, local, and organic products long before the rise of short supply chains and the surge in demand for "farm-to-table" stores. Offering a practical way to order these products with just a few clicks, eFarmz delivers to homes across Belgium.
A graduate in Management Engineering, Muriel founded eFarmz after spending 12 years in major international corporations like Levi Strauss and Orange. Her background in large-scale organizations, combined with her passion for sustainable food systems, drove her to create a platform that simplifies access to high-quality, locally sourced foods while supporting sustainable agricultural practices. Through eFarmz, she has successfully bridged the gap between consumers and local farmers, providing a convenient, eco-friendly alternative to traditional grocery shopping.