European startups
Where should entrepreneurs look for their early adopters? A European challenge
It is no secret that early adopters actually shape a new product. Selecting the right early adopters significantly increases chances of success. Being that Europe has several very large markets, like Germany, France and Italy, European entrepreneurs often find it tempting to ‘test the waters’ locally and then try to ‘go international’. Much as it […]
Challenges & opportunities for entrepreneurs, with Eleven Ventures
Is funding enough? What is the future of Southeastern Europe’s startups? How critical is the collaboration of startup hubs to their success?
Super Bowl commercials vs lean marketing strategy
As far as lean marketing strategy goes, you can probably not get farther away from the whole concept than Super Bowl commercials. They are very antithesis of everything about lean.
Ego versus confidence – don’t let the former destroy your startup
Ego and confidence. You can’t have one without the other, right? And you need both to build a successful business, right? Wrong.
Talking startup investments and the female factor with Women Act
The countdown is almost over. The Lean In EU WBA (Women Business Angels) Pitching Battles event at the Starttech Ventures’ HQ is just 24 hours away. And Women Act are [almost] in the building.
A chat with PICO Partners’ Tal Tochner on startup investments
The Lean In EU WBA (Women Business Angels) Pitching Battles are almost here, and we’re happy to announce that PICO Partners’ investment director Tal Tochner will be in Athens to take part as a judge.
Leading Lady: Q&A with Funding London’s Flavia Richardson – Startup investments
With the Lean In EU WBA (Women Business Angels) Pitching Battles just around the corner, we’re delighted to announce that Funding London’s startup investments guru Flavia Richardson will join us here in Athens, to take part as a judge.
European startups are just fine, and a paradigm shift is coming in 2018
On the face of it, I can give you 19 billion reasons why European startups are doing better than ever. Because that’s the record amount of money (in USD) they stand to receive from global investors by the end of this year.