How do you attract more clients and sell better?
An exclusive program of workshops to unleash your growth!
CRL Booster is a program of workshops centered around sale and marketing
Focused on operational aspects, the program consists of 11 thematic modules comprising theory, access to tools and practical applications.
Your company is innovating? This program is made for you!
A better perception of the added value of your products/services.
The coach-actors are experienced professionals, renowned field experts, used to work with a technical audience and engineers.
With the support of
10 days of exchanges and intensive collaboration
9:00 to 17:00 (workshop in the morning and practical application in the afternoon)
In person
In the fields of tech, deeptech and those with a strong technological footprint
The coaches are all engineers with proven experience in the creation and launch of tech startups.
How much does it cost?
WSL members benefit from a discount as well.
“The CRL Booster taught me to approach sales as a collaborative effort with the customer.”
NAGARE offers services for measuring/monitoring groundwater flows and the dispersion of pollutants in the aquifer. Their solutions will help you improve the environmental relevance and economic efficiency of your polluted aquifer management.
“The LRC Booster gives extremely practical advice. These are not lectures, but participative and interactive sessions that enabled me to relate what we were shown to my own situation and project. So it's this “directly usable” aspect that I would highlight as the specificity of the CRL Booster.”
LIONYZE is a Belgian start-up project in eco-designed lithium-ion technology. More specifically, the NCE laboratory at the University of Liège has developed and patented an innovative, eco-friendly manufacturing process for producing electrodes for lithium-ion batteries without the use of solvents or toxic additives.
“The CRL Booster enables the CEO to understand his salesperson and anticipate any slippage.”
Metheore is a spin-off from the University of Liège that develops machine vision for raw materials. Lasersieve is the first product to recognize the “morphology” of stones and rocks.