Deloitte’s Fast 50 ‘Rising Star’ winner Helloprint secures new funding worth…
Helloprint, the Dutch online print platform has secured additional multi-million euro from the second round of funding from current investors.
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Helloprint, the Dutch online print platform has secured additional multi-million euro from the second round of funding from current investors.
In this series, we profile recent graduates who landed a job at a startup, either right after graduating or after a long and tough quest.
Travis, the Dutch startup that has developed a 'universal translator' called Travis the Translator, has launched the Travis Foundation.
Ohpen, a Dutch FinTech company providing cloud-based core-banking software successfully closed a €25 million Series C round.
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Talmundo, a Dutch-Belgian HR-tech startup, has announced a € 1.3 million investment round led by TIIN Capital.
Dutch fashion e-commerce startup Otrium received a €750,000 investment from Adriaan Mol (founder of payment provider Mollie and scaleup MessageBird), Fred Gehring (former CEO Tommy Hilfiger), and Ludo Onnink (ex-CFO Tommy Hilfiger).
From 500 international applicants, Startupbootcamp Commerce selected the ten most prolific e-commerce startups to participate in their three-month accelerator program in Amsterdam.
HR-tech startup Flex-Appeal based in Rotterdam has raised a €600,000 seed round which will be used to support the growth of its employee experience app.
Thomas Vles, the original founder of the now liquidated company behind Poopy Cat's Kickstarter campaign, Poopy Pets Sales BV, has responded to us regarding the turmoil amongst a - according to him small fraction - of Kickstarter pledgers.
As far as Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS) alumna Suzanne Eikmans is concerned, plastic tokens to pay at festivals can be banished for good.
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