How to move your American startup to the Netherlands
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Many Americans have been declaring for the last few weeks "If Trumps wins, I'll leave the country".
Calling all students with a great startup idea: For the second year in a row ACE Students will organize the BabyPitch x Philips Innovation Award.
Founder/CEO Amin Shokrollahi came from years of academic research before turning entrepreneur and raising $25.000.000 to date for his high-tech company Kandou Bus.
Babysitter platform 2Care4Kids, best known in its home country as Oudermatch.nl, is expanding to Turkey and Argentina.
While most ambitious startups have the audacious dream of becoming the new Uber or AirBnB, Dutch newcomer Buzzcovery is taking it a few steps further than that: not only do they aim to get Google in their crosshairs, they are even hoping to beat the World dominating tech empire.
A deep, vibrant sound filled the space in the monumental building in the city center of Amsterdam.
With effective incubation, acceleration and scale-up programs, the Eindhoven-based HighTechXL aims to support hardware start-up founders from an early prototype to successful market entry and scale-up.
Last month, the happy campers behind Camptoo raised €236.000 through crowdfunding in only five days.
The Next Web and Startup Amsterdam are challenging entrepreneurs to come and pitch their startup to some of the most powerful corporates in a new round of Launchpad Meetups.
While accelerator Climate-KIC only recently announced which nine startups secured spots in their program, the cleantech initiative is already looking for new entries for the next round.
Life is a pitch. And according to award-winning actor and professional ‘storyseller’ Mimoun Oaïssa , startups in particular should learn to present themselves convincingly.
Rats, birds, moles and other hungry little creatures eat away up to 50% of the crops and barn storages each year.