DutchBasecamp (DBC), an Amsterdam-based non-profit organisation that helps startups and scale-ups towards international growth, announced a strategic partnership with ACE.
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With years of experience and a global network, DutchBasecamp has supported over 750 startups and scale-ups in identifying the right markets, developing effective go-to-market strategies, and overcoming the challenges of international expansion.
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With this partnership, founders will now have access to a broader range of services and a truly global network.
ACE operates in over 17 countries, helping founders expand internationally with support in incorporation, legal matters, investor connections, and market access.
ACE aims to make it affordable and easy for all businesses and entrepreneurs to grow internationally.
Together, ACE and DutchBasecamp will provide founders with the tools and insights they need for successful growth abroad.
Appoints Masha Moisseyeva as Managing Director
Besides partnership, the DutchBasecamp also announced the appointment of Masha Moisseyeva as the new Managing Director to lead this new chapter.
As a founder herself, she has built two startups in the Netherlands and led an agency helping non-EU companies enter Western European markets.
Her experience reflects the DBC ethos: by founders, for founders, with a focus on real stories, lessons learned, and practical advice.
“As a founder myself, I know expansion can be exciting but also tough. Our role at DutchBasecamp is to make sure founders don’t face it alone, to share real experiences, provide trusted guidance, and connect them with opportunities,” says Masha Moisseyeva, Managing Director of DutchBasecamp.
Focusing on founder-to-founder dialogue
As a part of the partnership, DutchBasecamp is restructuring to focus on “honest founder-to-founder dialogue,” sharing not only the successes of global expansion but also the setbacks and lessons..
Both organisations believe that technology and entrepreneurship are key to boosting Europe’s competitiveness.
Last year, DBC collaborated with ACE to share their knowledge and networks, offering better support to Dutch companies during the internationalisation process.
ACE: Assisting companies with their global expansion
ACE guides businesses through international expansion by providing tailored administrative solutions and support.
With over 10 years of experience and a global network, ACE has helped over 260 corporates, SMEs, startups, and scale-ups navigate the complexities of international growth.
From entity setup and tax compliance to payroll and bookkeeping, their services ensure a smooth and confident transition into new markets.
“After helping more than 750 startups expand abroad, we know that internationalisation is never a straight line. With ACE on board and Masha’s leadership, we can offer founders both the honest stories and the concrete services they need to succeed globally,” says Jan Willem Gille, Head of Americas at ACE, Board of Advisors of DBC.
