We kept you waiting for a little while, but it seems appropriate to announce the six most badass female tech entrepreneurs in the Netherlands that you should definitely know about on International Women's Day.
Last summer we wrote about how generation Y wants to make a difference in the world.
Last summer we wrote about Student Talks, a non-profit initiative organizing events aiming to motivate student(s) (entrepreneurs) to reach their full potential.
Last month we wrote about the Student Talks meetup, in which ambitious students spoke about how generation Y can change the world.
Thursday, June 29th was a memorable day for student startup Knowork.
Around 130 young people gathered together at the HvA's Amstelcampus (Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences) Wednesday evening, where speakers with different backgrounds talked about how Generation Y, the (student) startup founders of today and tomorrow, can make a difference in the world.
It sounds almost surreal: a Universal Translator, just like in Star Trek.
Good news for startups in the organic food sector.
YES!Delft selected eight startups for the first of three incubation program of this year.
Many people have started to separate waste at home and even in many public places it has become the norm.
Last week, the Avy Rescue Drone was officially launched and exhibited in the Amstelkerk in Amsterdam.
Are you a student running your own business?
