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Entrepreneurial spirit, technical know-how down to the last detail, big, but also comprehensible visions and a good deal of self-confidence – these are the qualities that dozens of founders have scored at the pitches of the #humand Challenge and many other events in front of prominent specialist juries. For such…
The CH in the abbreviation DACH is an exciting thing for Austrian startups. After all, Switzerland is an attractive market to expand. Startups want to expand 17% of Austrian startups want to expand into other European countries outside the EU within the next year – and that means, in addition…
Grownups like Babbel, EyeEm, Fleeletics, GoEuro, HomeToGo, N26, Kreditech, Outfittery, tado, Westwing and Wooga are all known to everyone. But every few seconds a startup is founded somewhere in Germany. Among these many start-ups and grownups are some start-up companies that have earned more attention. That’s why we have created…
Influencer marketing is extremely efficient. Even without a big budget, startups can win influential advocates. What is an influencer? Influencers are opinion makers. They have influence, are considered trustworthy and reach a considerable audience. This makes them important multipliers for online marketing. Big brands have a considerable budget for influencer…
Xpreneurs is looking for startups for fifth batch Entrepreneurship incubator Xpreneurs is looking for startups for its fifth batch. Applications are possible until 10th of February. Xpreneurs offers a full-time three-month incubator program aimed at high-tech, early-stage startups ready to launch. The fifth batch will start on March 18th and…
Due to errors in communication, many a crisis-ridden startup has fallen even deeper into trouble. The latest example is the Bonn-based online retailer Von Floerke, whose CEO David Schirrmacher is involved in contradictions, informs his shareholders too late and has repeatedly put off disgruntled customers. Not every young company can…
Innosuisse, the Swiss innovation agency, took over the tasks of the former Commission for Technology and Innovation (CTI) on 1 January 2018. As part of the reorganization, the coaching process was restructured. The new Innosuisse certificate is the successor to the CTI start-up label. The certificate is awarded by the…
Never before has there been so much money for startups in Germany as today. As the consulting firm EY determined in its current startup barometer, 4.6 billion euros flowed into German startups in 2018 over 615 financing rounds. That was at least 21 percent more financing rounds and 290 million…
The Austrian startup fund Capital300, which is also active in the crypto sector, announced its closing on January 15 with 50 million US dollars in a press release. About Capital300 Capital300 is partnering with other leading US and UK funds to lend venture capital to European start-ups. As partner Roman…
Grover The Berlin-based rental commerce startup Grover secures a € 20 million asset-backed financing through the Eiffel Investment Group. The company, a rental entertainment electronics company, was founded in 2015 by Michael Cassau. Customers can use the rental model for tech equipment as an alternative to buying or financing technology.…