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The 2nd edition of the DEEP Startup Ecosystem Conference took place in Essen, Germany on 18th October 2021. Ecosystem leaders, entrepreneurs, policy makers and investors convened from across Europe and beyond. Their common goal is to foster discussion on the most pressing challenges that startup ecosystems face today. The event hosted a virtual think tank for
Continue reading Skype and PayPal Mafias: How Successful Founders Boost Startup Communities
The 2nd edition of the DEEP Startup Ecosystem Conference that took place in Essen, Germany on 18th October 2021 convened ecosystem leaders, entrepreneurs, policy makers and investors from across Europe and beyond. Their common goal is to foster discussion on the most pressing challenges that startup ecosystems face today. The event hosted a virtual think
Continue reading How Odense Built A Successful Robotics Cluster
The agrifood sector is transforming and moving towards more sustainability. We provide data and expert recommendations to strengthen the agrifood ecosystem.
Business Angels are crucial for startup ecosystems, yet face difficult times. This White Paper provides data and expert recommendations to foster their role.
DEEP Startup Ecosystem Accelerator participant, Pakistan-based Innovators Garage has raised $150,000 angel investment from private investor Zauq Group to foster Pakistan´s innovation economy.
One key success factor for accelerators is their ability to aggregate the best entrepreneurial talent and ideas from a larger region, especially in Europe, where metropolitan areas are small and local talent pools limited. Therefore, we look at how international accelerators in Europe are and from where they are able to attract participants.
After 25 years of existence, political and cultural fragmentations have prevented Europe from successfully achieving it’s ambitions for forming a single market. Despite this challenge, entrepreneurs have risen to the occasion to grow global companies. In recent articles, we have shown that Europe’s most popular startup hubs Berlin and London are truly transnational with over
Continue reading Despite Brexit: Europe’s startup hubs are failing to connect
To make a startup successful a mix of ingredients is necessary. Two of the most important components are talent and capital. In contrast to Silicon Valley, where both largely concentrate in the same place, Europe has to wonder if it can bring both together in one location. With the Startup Heatmap Europe Survey we have shown
