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About SunINN consulting

SunINN is a strategic consultancy specialising in the design, development and support of innovation and technology transfer projects. Our mission is to accelerate the transformation of ideas into real solutions, generating a sustainable impact on society, the economy and people. With over 25 years of experience in technology transfer, public procurement of innovation (PPI) and public-private collaboration, SunINN has established itself as a trusted partner for public administrations, companies and organisations seeking to move towards more intelligent, collaborative and evidence-based models. Our approach combines technical rigour, strategic vision and a strong service ethos. We do more than advise: we accompany, connect and build environments where innovation can truly flourish. We believe in a close, hands-on consultancy that turns strategy into action and adapts every proposal to the specific needs of each client and territory. We work with both the public and private sectors, always guided by the principle of creating shared value. We support public administrations in defining innovation strategies, professionalising their management structures and driving technological transformation. Our services include needs assessment, governance model design, comprehensive management of transfer and PPI projects, promotion of entrepreneurship, and evaluation of results and impact. In the corporate sphere, we help companies grow and diversify through innovation. We provide support in early market access phases, facilitating connections with the public sector, identifying collaboration opportunities and accessing national and European funding programmes. We also assist in designing new business models, building strategic alliances and strengthening institutional and technological positioning. Our work rests on three fundamental pillars: evidence, collaboration and impact. We believe in innovation grounded in data and measurable results, in genuine cooperation across sec