Презентація Романа Зінченка книги "Startup city book" у рамках фестивалю декодед 2016. Розповідь про те навіщо місту стартапи, що має робити місто щоб стартапам було комфортно.
This document provides an overview of the methodology used in developing the Scale-Up Report on UK Economic Growth. It involved forming expert committees to guide the work, reviewing academic literature on business growth, conducting workshops and interviews with hundreds of practitioners and policymakers, surveying over 300 scale-up leaders, analyzing over 75 initiatives supporting scale-ups, and commissioning analyses of the potential economic impacts of closing the UK's scale-up gap. The report aims to understand barriers to business growth and provide recommendations based on extensive research and stakeholder input.
January 2012 creating value in entreprenurial venture capitaljimdewilde
(1) The document discusses trends in venture capital and value creation, including reinventing capitalism through entrepreneurship.
(2) It provides examples of areas for venture capital opportunities, such as digital innovations in Tunisia and environmental technologies in Amsterdam.
(3) The author argues that value creation will be highly valued going forward, and lists three necessary conditions for entrepreneurial growth: a talent pool around universities, a venture capital community linked to best practices, and local success stories to serve as examples.
Up Global - Fostering a startup ecosystem (full report)Startupi
This document discusses key ingredients for fostering successful startup ecosystems, focusing on talent, density, culture, capital, and regulatory environment. Regarding talent, it emphasizes investing in education and workforce training, creating flexible labor markets, and promoting immigration and diversity. For density, it stresses the importance of clusters and physical hubs in bringing talented people together to increase innovation. Culture focuses on promoting entrepreneurship through role models, accepting failure, and teaching entrepreneurial skills. Capital looks at ensuring startups have access to financing. And regulatory environment examines creating a stable, predictable environment for entrepreneurs and investors.
This document discusses factors that contribute to successful startup communities. It examines communities in Boulder, Silicon Valley, New York, Israel, and Atlanta, highlighting characteristics like the presence of universities, access to capital and talent, tolerance for failure, and strong networks. It also discusses cultural dimensions like power distance and individualism that vary between countries and can influence entrepreneurial mindsets. Finally, it provides 10 rules for building new startup hubs, emphasizing the need to tailor efforts to local strengths rather than imitating others.
Fostering a Startup and Innovation EcosystemTechstars
We are on a mission to make the world a more innovative and prosperous place, one community at a time.
We believe that entrepreneurs are critical to driving a strong global economy and a better world. We do our part by supporting the grassroots leaders who are at the core of every strong entrepreneurial community
Slide presentation accompanying the paper titled: "Realizing Hong Kong's knowledge-based economy potential as part of a rising China" submitted to The Eighth Annual Conference of The Asian Study Association of Hong Kong, 8-9 March 2013
This document provides an overview of the methodology used in developing the Scale-Up Report on UK Economic Growth. It involved forming expert committees to guide the work, reviewing academic literature on business growth, conducting workshops and interviews with hundreds of practitioners and policymakers, surveying over 300 scale-up leaders, analyzing over 75 initiatives supporting scale-ups, and commissioning analyses of the potential economic impacts of closing the UK's scale-up gap. The report aims to understand barriers to business growth and provide recommendations based on extensive research and stakeholder input.
January 2012 creating value in entreprenurial venture capitaljimdewilde
(1) The document discusses trends in venture capital and value creation, including reinventing capitalism through entrepreneurship.
(2) It provides examples of areas for venture capital opportunities, such as digital innovations in Tunisia and environmental technologies in Amsterdam.
(3) The author argues that value creation will be highly valued going forward, and lists three necessary conditions for entrepreneurial growth: a talent pool around universities, a venture capital community linked to best practices, and local success stories to serve as examples.
Up Global - Fostering a startup ecosystem (full report)Startupi
This document discusses key ingredients for fostering successful startup ecosystems, focusing on talent, density, culture, capital, and regulatory environment. Regarding talent, it emphasizes investing in education and workforce training, creating flexible labor markets, and promoting immigration and diversity. For density, it stresses the importance of clusters and physical hubs in bringing talented people together to increase innovation. Culture focuses on promoting entrepreneurship through role models, accepting failure, and teaching entrepreneurial skills. Capital looks at ensuring startups have access to financing. And regulatory environment examines creating a stable, predictable environment for entrepreneurs and investors.
This document discusses factors that contribute to successful startup communities. It examines communities in Boulder, Silicon Valley, New York, Israel, and Atlanta, highlighting characteristics like the presence of universities, access to capital and talent, tolerance for failure, and strong networks. It also discusses cultural dimensions like power distance and individualism that vary between countries and can influence entrepreneurial mindsets. Finally, it provides 10 rules for building new startup hubs, emphasizing the need to tailor efforts to local strengths rather than imitating others.
Fostering a Startup and Innovation EcosystemTechstars
We are on a mission to make the world a more innovative and prosperous place, one community at a time.
We believe that entrepreneurs are critical to driving a strong global economy and a better world. We do our part by supporting the grassroots leaders who are at the core of every strong entrepreneurial community
Slide presentation accompanying the paper titled: "Realizing Hong Kong's knowledge-based economy potential as part of a rising China" submitted to The Eighth Annual Conference of The Asian Study Association of Hong Kong, 8-9 March 2013
The document provides an overview of the Chicago startup ecosystem. It begins with quotes highlighting Chicago's diversity and potential for building long-term, revenue-focused companies. It then introduces the authors and provides a table of contents for the guide's sections. The sections cover the history of innovation in Chicago, notable current companies and startups, resources for learning, collaborating and incubating ideas, sources of funding, and larger companies that can help startups scale. The guide aims to provide navigational information for entrepreneurs and investors interested in the growing Chicago startup community.
Building a Startup Ecosystem: The London StoryBINDI KARIA
One of my signature keynote talks is "Building a Startup Ecosystem: The London Story", which I've lived and worked in first hand from 2000-present. I wrote this chapter for a book released last week by Lloyds Bank and Bank of Scotland called "Yes Business Can", which is provides insights for every entrepreneur - from securing funding, improving productivity and investing in intellectual property, to trading overseas and safeguarding mental health in the workplace.
My chapter is posted here on Slideshare, and you can download the entire book via this link: https://resources.lloydsbank.com/yes-business-can/
Enjoy my chapter and I encourage you to download the entire book - loads of great insights from so many talented people across the UK Tech ecosystem.
I recently attended the First Lebanese Startups Conference in New York City and I was frankly pleasantly surprised by the top caliber of speakers and the spirit of Lebanese entrepreneurship.
30 speakers, 25 startups, 50 investors and 250 entrepreneurs and professionals at The Plaza Hotel in New York City. A real inspiring event to be remembered.
1) The document discusses growth hacking and how startups are experimenting through A/B testing, data analytics, and behavioral psychology to optimize products and accelerate user acquisition, retention, and revenue.
2) It also discusses two speakers, Jordan Casey, a young entrepreneur, and David Rowan, an editor at Wired, who provide different perspectives on the future of internet-centric entrepreneurship and how attitudes towards young entrepreneurs are changing.
3) Finally, it summarizes an interview with Sir John Hegarty about his new incubator called The Garage, which provides funding and advice to startups in exchange for equity.
Developed for the June 2014 Convening on Inclusive Regional Economic Growth at the Ford Foundation, this framing paper captures findings from interviews of attendees and other leading practitioners to provide a baseline assessment of the emerging practice of Inclusive Regional Economic Growth. The paper describes underlying changes in the next economy, including the inclusive growth paradox and imperative; provides an economic framework for identifying key challenges and opportunities for aligning growth and inclusion; highlights innovations and issues in the emerging practice; and offers observations about how to better coordinate and scale the practice.
China Startup Scene: A Few Lessons Learned (1million cups omaha )Mark Koester
This document discusses startup communities in China and lessons learned from efforts to grow them. It notes key characteristics of China including major regional differences, little interpersonal trust, and an active but divergent startup culture. It describes stages of involvement including helping partners and only trusting the right ones. It warns of issues with individual organizers and stresses the importance of strong partners. While there is amazing talent and products, the startup scene is characterized as fragile, predatory, and lacking good mentorship. It discusses community programs and accelerators as ways to help foster startup ecosystems.
English Translation Of Go Forward Plan, Harvard Bus ReviewThomas Nastas
This document discusses strategies for scaling up innovation and supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in attacking global technology markets. It presents a seven-point "GoForward" plan for building domestic technology platforms around a country's strategic assets and industries in order to catalyze more technology absorption and position SMEs for global markets. Emerging country governments are encouraged to support SMEs' innovation and venture capital investments to replicate the success of countries like Israel and Singapore in creating and exporting knowledge.
Anton Wirjono, the founder of The Goods Group in Indonesia, was selected to join Endeavor after going through a rigorous selection process. His company operates department stores selling curated apparel, accessories, and other goods. While the company has experienced success, expanding further would require overcoming challenges in areas like fundraising and talent acquisition. Through Endeavor's support services and network of experts, entrepreneurs like Anton can access the resources needed to scale their companies and create large numbers of jobs. This support aims to help high-impact entrepreneurs overcome obstacles and maximize their potential to contribute to economic growth.
Startup Ecosystem Canvas: How to Map Out Your Local Startup CommunityThe Founder Institute
The document introduces the Startup Ecosystem Canvas, a framework for mapping local startup ecosystems. It is intended to make ecosystems more transparent and accessible to newcomers. The canvas outlines the typical stages startups go through (idea, launch, growth) and resources available at each stage like events, workspaces, funding. It also includes key supporters like evangelists, government programs, and talent from universities. When completed, the canvas can be turned into an infographic to promote the local ecosystem. The Founder Institute offers to create these infographics for any community that submits a completed canvas.
Fostering the startup Ecosystem in Latin AmericaTechstars
There are more common threads uniting us than creating barriers. And when we talk about the conditions necessary to the development of a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem, it is a fact there are common ingredients. These common ingredients are positioning Latin America to a once in a lifetime opportunity to build wealth and opportunities through entrepreneurship.
Grow VC is an online platform that connects startups, investors, and the global startup ecosystem. It aims to make startup funding more effective, transparent, and open to ordinary investors. The platform allows anyone to invest in startups, not just accredited investors. It also enables "work investments" where people can invest their time instead of just money. Grow VC's vision is for its platform to become the next global online hub that drives startup innovation worldwide in a more democratic and collaborative way.
This document summarizes a presentation given by Venkatesh Rao on whether investors matter for innovation. Some key points made:
- Investors play an indispensable role in financing innovation according to Schumpeter's definition of capitalism.
- There are different types of "smart money" and "dumb money" that matter at different times, places, and industries.
- For true venture capital markets to exist, certain necessary conditions around market access, rule of law, available talent, and support systems must be present.
- Local innovation may be more important than previously thought due to the geographic constraints of talent, markets, and knowledge spill overs.
- Best practices in venture capital are openly discussed in
This report is an attempt to cover as completely as possible the growth and overall status of the technology startup landscape in St. Louis, as of year end 2012. The report is based entirely on original data reported by the more than 250 startups that ITEN has tracked since 2008.
ITEN accelerates tech startups with programs for rapid product development, connections to talent, essential networking, and access to funding. Designed by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs, requiring neither payment nor equity, ITEN is a unique community asset building a new culture of innovation in St. Louis and beyond. ITEN can be found on the web at www.itenstl.org and @itenstl on twitter.
This document provides an overview of strategies for companies to involve workers as partners through stock ownership plans. It discusses how stock options can be used to incentivize employees and align their interests with the company's goals. Specific programs described include Qualifying Stock Option plans, Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs), and companies offering stock purchase packages or equal shares to all employees. The aim is to create closer bonds between workers and their workplace through shared ownership.
Evolution of Entrepreneurship over decades AmeyaKshatriya
This presentation consists of the development and evolution of entrepreneurship over decades. Hope you will find it useful. Thank you !!!
You could also find this information on the link provided below.
https://www.vz.ae/blog/past-versus-present-how-has-entrepreneurship-evolved-with-the-times
From The Windy City to The Ready City, a Socioeconomic Pivot for ChicagoJohn R Dallas Jr
Although narration, animation and audience interaction bring to life this appropriately disruptive message regarding cultural facts and theories associated with Chicago's decades of lagging behind so many other cities, there is enough meat on these bones for a healthy nibble or two.
Please reach out for more information. This presentation is available at a special fee for up to two hours working with a high-performing audience, and for certain colleges and universities, classes are offered without the normal speaking fee.
Please contact:
jrdallasjr@hillviewpartners.com
312.643.8000 Main
312.415.2222 Mobile
This document discusses how cities can foster innovation to drive economic growth. It highlights quotes from various city leaders about the importance of cities in innovation. The key factors that cities need are openness, infrastructure, and leadership. Cities need to be open and accessible to new businesses and ideas through procurement practices. They also need strong digital infrastructure. Leaders in cities must champion innovation and new approaches. The document then analyzes procurement practices in cities and provides a diagnostic tool cities can use to assess their innovation environment.
The document discusses current issues with traditional venture capital funding models and proposes crowd-funding and peer-to-peer investing through an online platform called Grow VC. It argues that the VC market is inefficient and excludes many potential entrepreneurs and investors. Grow VC aims to create a global, open marketplace to connect startups, angel investors, and funding experts. This virtual Silicon Valley would provide negotiation tools, due diligence, and a community to build trust online and find alternative funding models beyond traditional VC.
The document provides an overview of the Chicago startup ecosystem. It begins with quotes highlighting Chicago's diversity and potential for building long-term, revenue-focused companies. It then introduces the authors and provides a table of contents for the guide's sections. The sections cover the history of innovation in Chicago, notable current companies and startups, resources for learning, collaborating and incubating ideas, sources of funding, and larger companies that can help startups scale. The guide aims to provide navigational information for entrepreneurs and investors interested in the growing Chicago startup community.
Building a Startup Ecosystem: The London StoryBINDI KARIA
One of my signature keynote talks is "Building a Startup Ecosystem: The London Story", which I've lived and worked in first hand from 2000-present. I wrote this chapter for a book released last week by Lloyds Bank and Bank of Scotland called "Yes Business Can", which is provides insights for every entrepreneur - from securing funding, improving productivity and investing in intellectual property, to trading overseas and safeguarding mental health in the workplace.
My chapter is posted here on Slideshare, and you can download the entire book via this link: https://resources.lloydsbank.com/yes-business-can/
Enjoy my chapter and I encourage you to download the entire book - loads of great insights from so many talented people across the UK Tech ecosystem.
I recently attended the First Lebanese Startups Conference in New York City and I was frankly pleasantly surprised by the top caliber of speakers and the spirit of Lebanese entrepreneurship.
30 speakers, 25 startups, 50 investors and 250 entrepreneurs and professionals at The Plaza Hotel in New York City. A real inspiring event to be remembered.
1) The document discusses growth hacking and how startups are experimenting through A/B testing, data analytics, and behavioral psychology to optimize products and accelerate user acquisition, retention, and revenue.
2) It also discusses two speakers, Jordan Casey, a young entrepreneur, and David Rowan, an editor at Wired, who provide different perspectives on the future of internet-centric entrepreneurship and how attitudes towards young entrepreneurs are changing.
3) Finally, it summarizes an interview with Sir John Hegarty about his new incubator called The Garage, which provides funding and advice to startups in exchange for equity.
Developed for the June 2014 Convening on Inclusive Regional Economic Growth at the Ford Foundation, this framing paper captures findings from interviews of attendees and other leading practitioners to provide a baseline assessment of the emerging practice of Inclusive Regional Economic Growth. The paper describes underlying changes in the next economy, including the inclusive growth paradox and imperative; provides an economic framework for identifying key challenges and opportunities for aligning growth and inclusion; highlights innovations and issues in the emerging practice; and offers observations about how to better coordinate and scale the practice.
China Startup Scene: A Few Lessons Learned (1million cups omaha )Mark Koester
This document discusses startup communities in China and lessons learned from efforts to grow them. It notes key characteristics of China including major regional differences, little interpersonal trust, and an active but divergent startup culture. It describes stages of involvement including helping partners and only trusting the right ones. It warns of issues with individual organizers and stresses the importance of strong partners. While there is amazing talent and products, the startup scene is characterized as fragile, predatory, and lacking good mentorship. It discusses community programs and accelerators as ways to help foster startup ecosystems.
English Translation Of Go Forward Plan, Harvard Bus ReviewThomas Nastas
This document discusses strategies for scaling up innovation and supporting small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in attacking global technology markets. It presents a seven-point "GoForward" plan for building domestic technology platforms around a country's strategic assets and industries in order to catalyze more technology absorption and position SMEs for global markets. Emerging country governments are encouraged to support SMEs' innovation and venture capital investments to replicate the success of countries like Israel and Singapore in creating and exporting knowledge.
Anton Wirjono, the founder of The Goods Group in Indonesia, was selected to join Endeavor after going through a rigorous selection process. His company operates department stores selling curated apparel, accessories, and other goods. While the company has experienced success, expanding further would require overcoming challenges in areas like fundraising and talent acquisition. Through Endeavor's support services and network of experts, entrepreneurs like Anton can access the resources needed to scale their companies and create large numbers of jobs. This support aims to help high-impact entrepreneurs overcome obstacles and maximize their potential to contribute to economic growth.
Startup Ecosystem Canvas: How to Map Out Your Local Startup CommunityThe Founder Institute
The document introduces the Startup Ecosystem Canvas, a framework for mapping local startup ecosystems. It is intended to make ecosystems more transparent and accessible to newcomers. The canvas outlines the typical stages startups go through (idea, launch, growth) and resources available at each stage like events, workspaces, funding. It also includes key supporters like evangelists, government programs, and talent from universities. When completed, the canvas can be turned into an infographic to promote the local ecosystem. The Founder Institute offers to create these infographics for any community that submits a completed canvas.
Fostering the startup Ecosystem in Latin AmericaTechstars
There are more common threads uniting us than creating barriers. And when we talk about the conditions necessary to the development of a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem, it is a fact there are common ingredients. These common ingredients are positioning Latin America to a once in a lifetime opportunity to build wealth and opportunities through entrepreneurship.
Grow VC is an online platform that connects startups, investors, and the global startup ecosystem. It aims to make startup funding more effective, transparent, and open to ordinary investors. The platform allows anyone to invest in startups, not just accredited investors. It also enables "work investments" where people can invest their time instead of just money. Grow VC's vision is for its platform to become the next global online hub that drives startup innovation worldwide in a more democratic and collaborative way.
This document summarizes a presentation given by Venkatesh Rao on whether investors matter for innovation. Some key points made:
- Investors play an indispensable role in financing innovation according to Schumpeter's definition of capitalism.
- There are different types of "smart money" and "dumb money" that matter at different times, places, and industries.
- For true venture capital markets to exist, certain necessary conditions around market access, rule of law, available talent, and support systems must be present.
- Local innovation may be more important than previously thought due to the geographic constraints of talent, markets, and knowledge spill overs.
- Best practices in venture capital are openly discussed in
This report is an attempt to cover as completely as possible the growth and overall status of the technology startup landscape in St. Louis, as of year end 2012. The report is based entirely on original data reported by the more than 250 startups that ITEN has tracked since 2008.
ITEN accelerates tech startups with programs for rapid product development, connections to talent, essential networking, and access to funding. Designed by entrepreneurs for entrepreneurs, requiring neither payment nor equity, ITEN is a unique community asset building a new culture of innovation in St. Louis and beyond. ITEN can be found on the web at www.itenstl.org and @itenstl on twitter.
This document provides an overview of strategies for companies to involve workers as partners through stock ownership plans. It discusses how stock options can be used to incentivize employees and align their interests with the company's goals. Specific programs described include Qualifying Stock Option plans, Employee Stock Ownership Plans (ESOPs), and companies offering stock purchase packages or equal shares to all employees. The aim is to create closer bonds between workers and their workplace through shared ownership.
Evolution of Entrepreneurship over decades AmeyaKshatriya
This presentation consists of the development and evolution of entrepreneurship over decades. Hope you will find it useful. Thank you !!!
You could also find this information on the link provided below.
https://www.vz.ae/blog/past-versus-present-how-has-entrepreneurship-evolved-with-the-times
From The Windy City to The Ready City, a Socioeconomic Pivot for ChicagoJohn R Dallas Jr
Although narration, animation and audience interaction bring to life this appropriately disruptive message regarding cultural facts and theories associated with Chicago's decades of lagging behind so many other cities, there is enough meat on these bones for a healthy nibble or two.
Please reach out for more information. This presentation is available at a special fee for up to two hours working with a high-performing audience, and for certain colleges and universities, classes are offered without the normal speaking fee.
Please contact:
jrdallasjr@hillviewpartners.com
312.643.8000 Main
312.415.2222 Mobile
This document discusses how cities can foster innovation to drive economic growth. It highlights quotes from various city leaders about the importance of cities in innovation. The key factors that cities need are openness, infrastructure, and leadership. Cities need to be open and accessible to new businesses and ideas through procurement practices. They also need strong digital infrastructure. Leaders in cities must champion innovation and new approaches. The document then analyzes procurement practices in cities and provides a diagnostic tool cities can use to assess their innovation environment.
The document discusses current issues with traditional venture capital funding models and proposes crowd-funding and peer-to-peer investing through an online platform called Grow VC. It argues that the VC market is inefficient and excludes many potential entrepreneurs and investors. Grow VC aims to create a global, open marketplace to connect startups, angel investors, and funding experts. This virtual Silicon Valley would provide negotiation tools, due diligence, and a community to build trust online and find alternative funding models beyond traditional VC.
A thorough review of what makes a great ecosystem for entrepreneurs. It's not enough to have a great idea or a great team, as an entrepreneur you need a supporting environment that will help you succeed. In this presentation you can find the main ingredients that create a good ecosystem for startups along with a review of main European startup ecosystems.
The City of Antwerp supports startups at every stage - from takeoff, to testing ideas, buying services, and helping companies grow. It offers programs like Startup Talks to launch students' entrepreneurial careers, business incubators and coworking spaces to test ideas, discounted services to buy what startups need, and grants/loans/mentorship to help companies grow. The city takes pride in fostering talent and startups from the initial launch all the way to helping them scale up.
This first Startup Sesame annual report - “Why Tech events matter” - highlights a breakdown of Startup Sesame partner events (30) in 2017.
This first Startup Sesame annual report - “Why Tech events matter” - highlights a breakdown of Startup Sesame partner events (30) in 2017.
91% of Tech event participants surveyed, report that attending events was beneficial to their business, 21% attended over 6 events during the past year.
This document discusses new fintech hubs that are emerging around the world. It outlines several cities that are transforming into fintech hubs, including Vilnius Lithuania, which is becoming a gateway for Chinese fintech companies to Europe. Boston is highlighted as a major U.S. fintech hub with 25 new companies. Montreal is also noted as a growing hub in Canada, with the creation of the new Montreal FinTech Station complex. Additionally, the small island of Malta is positioning itself as a fintech hub through a new strategy to attract startups and protect investors.
Constantin Von Bergmann-Korn, Investment Manager, Axel Springer Plug and Play...Techsylvania
The document discusses why Berlin is a good place to start a business, focusing on its growing tech startup scene. It notes Berlin has become a boomtown for digital business models, with successful companies like SoundCloud, Zalando, and N26 starting there. It highlights Berlin's affordable costs, diverse international talent pool, access to funding, and supportive ecosystem for startups. The document also describes one accelerator program's deal terms, network benefits, investment traction statistics, and success stories of companies it has supported.
Champion's Breakfast #16 / Andris Bērziņš, TechHub RigaNORD DDB RIGA
TechHub Riga is a co-working space and startup event organizer in Riga, Latvia. It is the first international branch of TechHub London and aims to help create the next "Skype of Latvia" by supporting over 30 startup teams and 75 residents. Run by entrepreneurs as a non-profit, TechHub provides resources and networking opportunities to help startups take risks, fail, learn from mistakes, and eventually succeed through an innovative business model. The document discusses Andris Berzins' background supporting startups and venture capital, and how both startups and corporations can benefit from lessons around embracing failure, small experiments, and giving innovators freedom to focus on what works.
Champion Breakfast with DDB - TechHub Riga slides may 2014TechHubRiga
This document discusses TechHub Riga, a co-working space for startups in Riga, Latvia. It is run by entrepreneurs and the first international branch of TechHub London. The goal of TechHub Riga is to help create an environment where Latvia's next big startup like Skype can emerge. It provides space and resources for over 30 startup teams and 75 residents. The document also discusses what makes startups innovative, noting they take risks, fail, learn from mistakes, and sometimes succeed in finding a scalable business model. Corporations can learn from this approach by embracing failure, doing more small experiments, and giving innovators time and freedom to experiment.
Spanish Digital Startup Ecosystem Overview 2015Aleix Valls
Spain is known for many things all around the world, but digital or technology have not been one of such things for many decades. However, things are slowly but steadily changing for both regions.
Barcelona has been described by many as and up-and-coming technology hub in Europe, thanks to a healthy combination of high class educational institutions, government support, ability to attract foreign talent and various waves of entrepreneurs and companies that have planted the seeds for generations to come.
Given the young nature of Spain and Barcelona’s technology scenes, an analysis of their evolution has yet to be produced. 2015 was a record year for the country, and this report will analyse the bigger trends that have defined this record period of time and the areas that could and should still improve over the next few years in order for Spain and Catalonia to become worldwide known for their technology advancements.
The document discusses Silicon Valley's innovation ecosystem and its strengths. It notes that Silicon Valley has high transparency in its venture capitalism system, with standardized legal documents and many experienced VC experts. This helps entrepreneurs easily access funding and resources. However, it also identifies weaknesses like high housing costs and threats like strict US immigration laws, which could cause some startups to move elsewhere. Overall the document provides an overview of key factors that have contributed to Silicon Valley's success as well as challenges it faces.
BBVA is embracing open innovation by connecting and collaborating with the fintech community to bring new technologies and solutions to customers. Over the past 9 years, BBVA has scouted over 5,300 startups across 71 countries through its Open Talent program and has completed over 3,000 projects leveraging external partnerships and knowledge. BBVA aims to transform its value proposition and disrupt its business model through open innovation by exploring innovations, co-creating solutions with startups, partnering, acquiring and investing in startups. BBVA measures the success of its open innovation efforts through metrics like the number of connections or "collisions" between startups and its teams, the size of its innovation community, and the number of projects originated from
Naked approach: success in the hyperconnected worldOannes
How to be successful in the hyperconnected world? A look at several strategies that the Nordic Countries can use. Let's build a Nordic Digital Ecosystem.
Entrepreneurial Ecosystem at the digital ageVincent PRETET
The document summarizes key aspects of entrepreneurial ecosystems in the digital age based on a study by INNOVATHLON Consulting involving 100 interviews over 3 months in Europe and North America. It discusses pillars of entrepreneurial ecosystems like spreading ideas, human resources, ecosystem feeders, and universities/labs. It provides Chicago as an example of an integrated ecosystem and ranks various global cities by entrepreneurial ecosystem dynamics. It also outlines aspects of starting businesses in the lean startup era like building minimum viable products and refining through iterations. Accelerators that provide human capital and networks are described as helping startups attract investors through demo days and pitch competitions. New sources of crowdfunding and prefinancing are also mentioned.
Plus que 1000 start-up sur 33 000 m2 à ParisMaher Meftah
The document describes a program called the Paris French Tech Ticket that aims to attract international entrepreneurs to Paris to launch startups. It provides an overview of the thriving Paris startup ecosystem, including over 40 incubators and 80 coworking spaces that support around 1,500 new startups annually. The program will provide visas, grants, support services, and space in an incubator to make it easier for talented foreigners to relocate to Paris. The goal is to strengthen France's global competitiveness and position Paris as a leading destination for innovation and startup growth worldwide.
Inspiration Tours and Factfinding Missions 2023.pdfNiki Skene
Silicon Valley Inspiration Tours was established in 2012 and has conducted over 160 Inspiration Tours and Factfinding Missions in Silicon Valley, New York, London, Berlin, Vienna, Tel Aviv, Dubai, Mumbai and Hongkong.
The 5* rated program is the best experience, money can buy to inspire future leaders.
Zodiac Signs and Food Preferences_ What Your Sign Says About Your Tastemy Pandit
Know what your zodiac sign says about your taste in food! Explore how the 12 zodiac signs influence your culinary preferences with insights from MyPandit. Dive into astrology and flavors!
Event Report - SAP Sapphire 2024 Orlando - lots of innovation and old challengesHolger Mueller
Holger Mueller of Constellation Research shares his key takeaways from SAP's Sapphire confernece, held in Orlando, June 3rd till 5th 2024, in the Orange Convention Center.
Anny Serafina Love - Letter of Recommendation by Kellen Harkins, MS.AnnySerafinaLove
This letter, written by Kellen Harkins, Course Director at Full Sail University, commends Anny Love's exemplary performance in the Video Sharing Platforms class. It highlights her dedication, willingness to challenge herself, and exceptional skills in production, editing, and marketing across various video platforms like YouTube, TikTok, and Instagram.
Building Your Employer Brand with Social MediaLuanWise
Presented at The Global HR Summit, 6th June 2024
In this keynote, Luan Wise will provide invaluable insights to elevate your employer brand on social media platforms including LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, X (formerly Twitter) and TikTok. You'll learn how compelling content can authentically showcase your company culture, values, and employee experiences to support your talent acquisition and retention objectives. Additionally, you'll understand the power of employee advocacy to amplify reach and engagement – helping to position your organization as an employer of choice in today's competitive talent landscape.
Easily Verify Compliance and Security with Binance KYCAny kyc Account
Use our simple KYC verification guide to make sure your Binance account is safe and compliant. Discover the fundamentals, appreciate the significance of KYC, and trade on one of the biggest cryptocurrency exchanges with confidence.
Brian Fitzsimmons on the Business Strategy and Content Flywheel of Barstool S...Neil Horowitz
On episode 272 of the Digital and Social Media Sports Podcast, Neil chatted with Brian Fitzsimmons, Director of Licensing and Business Development for Barstool Sports.
What follows is a collection of snippets from the podcast. To hear the full interview and more, check out the podcast on all podcast platforms and at www.dsmsports.net
At Techbox Square, in Singapore, we're not just creative web designers and developers, we're the driving force behind your brand identity. Contact us today.
Storytelling is an incredibly valuable tool to share data and information. To get the most impact from stories there are a number of key ingredients. These are based on science and human nature. Using these elements in a story you can deliver information impactfully, ensure action and drive change.
Structural Design Process: Step-by-Step Guide for BuildingsChandresh Chudasama
The structural design process is explained: Follow our step-by-step guide to understand building design intricacies and ensure structural integrity. Learn how to build wonderful buildings with the help of our detailed information. Learn how to create structures with durability and reliability and also gain insights on ways of managing structures.
[To download this presentation, visit:
https://www.oeconsulting.com.sg/training-presentations]
This PowerPoint compilation offers a comprehensive overview of 20 leading innovation management frameworks and methodologies, selected for their broad applicability across various industries and organizational contexts. These frameworks are valuable resources for a wide range of users, including business professionals, educators, and consultants.
Each framework is presented with visually engaging diagrams and templates, ensuring the content is both informative and appealing. While this compilation is thorough, please note that the slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be sufficient for standalone instructional purposes.
This compilation is ideal for anyone looking to enhance their understanding of innovation management and drive meaningful change within their organization. Whether you aim to improve product development processes, enhance customer experiences, or drive digital transformation, these frameworks offer valuable insights and tools to help you achieve your goals.
INCLUDED FRAMEWORKS/MODELS:
1. Stanford’s Design Thinking
2. IDEO’s Human-Centered Design
3. Strategyzer’s Business Model Innovation
4. Lean Startup Methodology
5. Agile Innovation Framework
6. Doblin’s Ten Types of Innovation
7. McKinsey’s Three Horizons of Growth
8. Customer Journey Map
9. Christensen’s Disruptive Innovation Theory
10. Blue Ocean Strategy
11. Strategyn’s Jobs-To-Be-Done (JTBD) Framework with Job Map
12. Design Sprint Framework
13. The Double Diamond
14. Lean Six Sigma DMAIC
15. TRIZ Problem-Solving Framework
16. Edward de Bono’s Six Thinking Hats
17. Stage-Gate Model
18. Toyota’s Six Steps of Kaizen
19. Microsoft’s Digital Transformation Framework
20. Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)
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This presentation is a curated compilation of PowerPoint diagrams and templates designed to illustrate 20 different digital transformation frameworks and models. These frameworks are based on recent industry trends and best practices, ensuring that the content remains relevant and up-to-date.
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McKinsey’s Digital Transformation Framework
Digital Transformation Compass
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Design Thinking Framework
Business Model Canvas
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In this webinar, we won't focus on the research methods for discovering user-needs. We will focus on synthesis of the needs we discover, communication and alignment tools, and how we operationalize addressing those needs.
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• Demonstrate the best approach to selection and prioritization of user-goals to address
• Highlight the crucial benchmarks, observable changes, in ensuring fulfillment of customer needs
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Startup city book presentation
1. STARTUPCITY BOOK
WHY DO CITIES NEED STARTUPS?
Як Львову скористатися досвідом Амстердама в побудові
екосистеми технологічного підприємництва
2. JUST PUBLISHED
15 європейськийх міст
тестують MVP-версію
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Citye Berlin Munich startup Frankfurt Business Hamburg Startup startup almere Startuputrecht
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region development City of Helsinki Startup Antwerp StartupBE Invest in Brussels Algarve T
echHub Lisbon City Council Economy and Innovation Startup Lisboa Oslo business region
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lyon Københavns Kommune stockholm business region development City of Helsinki Startup
Antwerp StartupBE Invest in Brussels Algarve TechHub Lisbon City Council Economy and
Innovation Startup Lisboa Oslo business region Barcelona Active Barcinno 22Barcelona Startup
Madrid Roma Startup Business Club LiguriaIN Vienna Business Agency Silicon Valley StartupNY
Built in LA Vegas Tech Startup Montreal Vancouver Startup City Startup Toronto Built in Austin
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Startup Antwerp StartupBE Invest in Brussels Algarve TechHub Lisbon City Council Economy
and Innovation Startup Lisboa Oslo business region Barcelona Active Barcinno 22Barcelona
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THE ROLE OF
LOCAL GOVERNMENT
IN ENTREPRENEURIAL
ECOSYSTEMS
StartupCity
BAS BEEKMAN
RUBEN NIEUWENHUIS
Vienna Business Agency Silicon Valley StartupNY Built in LA Vegas Tech Startup Montreal
StartupCity
THEROLEOFLOCALGOVERNMENT
INENTREPRENEURIALECOSYSTEMS
BASBEEKMAN
RUBENNIEUWENHUIS
IN RECENT YEARS, STARTUPS AND FAST-GROWING TECH COMPANIES ARE VITAL TO
A CITY’S ECONOMY. AROUND THE WORLD, WE FIND OURSELVES IN AN ECONOMY
IN TRANSITION, ONE THAT OFFERS OPPORTUNITY TO ENTREPRENEURS, THINKERS,
AND INVENTORS WHO ARE HARD AT WORK ON NEW FORMS OF TECHNOLOGY,
PRODUCTS, AND INNOVATIONS THAT MAKE OUR LIVES BETTER. INCREASINGLY, IT
IS CITY GOVERNMENT THAT MUST PLAY AN IMPORTANT ROLE IN HELPING THEM ALL
FLOURISH LOCALLY. TO DO THAT, THE GOVERNMENT MUST EMBRACE A STARTUP
MINDSET OF ITS OWN, FUNCTIONING AS A DYNAMIC AND ‘ROUND-THE-CLOCK
ENTERPRISE THAT MATCHES THE RAPID PACE OF BUSINESS TODAY.
STARTUPCITY IS DESIGNED TO PROVIDE ADMINISTRATORS, CIVIL SERVANTS AND
PUBLIC-PRIVATE INITIATIVES THE GUIDANCE ON HOW THEY CAN THINK AND
WORK AS A STARTUP. IT GIVES A COMPREHENSIVE LOOK AT HOW THE PUBLIC
SECTOR CAN ENGAGE WITH THE PRIVATE SECTOR TO FORM INITIATIVES THAT
BOOST THE STARTUP WORLD’S ECOSYSTEM AND NURTURE THE CITY AS A BREEDING
GROUND FOR INNOVATION AND JOB GROWTH. BAS BEEKMAN AND RUBEN
NIEUWENHUIS—THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE LEAD OF THE STARTUPAMSTERDAM
ACTION PROGRAMME—SHOW THROUGH CONCRETE LESSONS, CASES, AND BEST
PRACTISES HOW EVERY CITY IN THE WORLD CAN GROW INTO A STARTUPCITY.
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Business Hamburg Startup startup almere Startuputrecht Startup Den Haag rotterdam Internet
Valley Eindhoven startup Foundation haarlem Valley Techcity.uk Startup dublin Paris&co invest in
lyon Københavns Kommune stockholm business region development City of Helsinki Startup
Antwerp StartupBE Invest in Brussels Algarve TechHub Lisbon City Council Economy and
Innovation Startup Lisboa Oslo business region Barcelona Active Barcinno 22Barcelona Startup
Madrid Roma Startup Business Club LiguriaIN Vienna Business Agency Silicon Valley StartupNY
Built in LA Vegas Tech Startup Montreal Vancouver Startup City Startup Toronto Built in Austin
StartupSeatleBuiltinChicagoStarthubBostonTelAvivStartupCityStartupBangkokTheSilicon
Valley of India City Bengaluru) Dubai Silicon Oasis Dubai Internet C Be Berlin
Frankfurt Business Hamburg Startup startup almere Startuputrecht Startup Den Haag rotterdam
Internet Valley Eindhoven startup Foundation haarlem Valley Techcity.uk Startup dublin Paris&coInternet Valley Eindhoven startup Foundation haarlem Valley Techcity.uk Startup dublin Paris&co
RUBEN NIEUWENHUIS
Frankfurt Business Hamburg Startup startup almere Startuputrecht Startup Den Haag rotterdam
RUBEN NIEUWENHUIS
Frankfurt Business Hamburg Startup startup almere Startuputrecht Startup Den Haag rotterdam
Internet Valley Eindhoven startup Foundation haarlem Valley Techcity.uk Startup dublin Paris&co
RUBEN NIEUWENHUIS
Internet Valley Eindhoven startup Foundation haarlem Valley Techcity.uk Startup dublin Paris&co
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MVP edition
100 copies
Customer
Feedback via
StartupAmsterdam.org
5. “Tell me, why should
Amsterdam not act to push the
startup scene, when we see
other city governments play an
important role to activate and
grow their local ecosystems —
like in Dublin, London and
Paris?”
6.
7. CITY AS A SERVICE
• modern digital
infrastructure
• English-speaking
inhabitants
• strong universities
and colleges
• open culture
• enough housing and
work accommodation
• variety in culture
• use of technology and
new models in the era
of sharing economy
9. HELLO, SKEPTICS!
Why even pay attention to startups, anyway? What was our
exact business case? Why not fully focus on scale-ups?
10. PIVOT, GROWTH HACKING, SERIES A, PRE-SEED,
FORTRESS, DRAG & TAG ALONG, VENTURE DEBT
Public organizations and civil servants who want to be part of the startup
ecosystem must learn this new language
11. WHAT IS STARTUP ECOSYSTEM?
“When you and the stakeholders start to work together—as a system—
it’s much easier to present your StartupCity internationally and try to
attract interesting companies to strengthen your ecosystem. The startup
ecosystem in your city is a part of the startup ecosystem in your country.
That can truly flourish, only when the individual cities are well
connected. Only when you open your ecosystem is when it can grow.”
12.
13. AMERICAN VS EUROPEAN
STARTUP SYSTEMS
The earliest startup ecosystems were born in two American hotspots: Silicon Valley
between San Jose and San Francisco and MIT, over the Charles River from Boston.
Historically, ecosystems in America tended to be ‘run by’ entrepreneurs. There is little
government involvement. European policy makers, on the other hand, have been
influenced by academic theories that propagate a holistic view on entrepreneurship
based on broader systems and networks rather than industry-specific interventions.
17. Daniel Isenberg
professor of
Entrepreneurship Practice
at Babson College
“government should facilitate sustainable, growth-oriented, and innovative
firms by removing obstacles to their growth with good policy”
23. Connecting energy talents driving green entrepreneurship
We are Greencubator
platform for
among TOP10 social startups -2013 by «Ukrainska pravda» & «The Insider»
24. Inspiration as a product
2 Ukrainian green startups
presented themselves at
CeBIT as a result of
Greencubator - CODE_n
cooperation