How to Measure Scaleup Performance by Alberto Onetti In a previous article we defined scaleups as “a development-stage business, specifically related to high-technology markets, that is looking to grow in terms of market access, revenues,… read more →
Mind the Bridge presents at Oslo Innovation Week a new Report that shows how the Norwegian ICT ecosystem is ready to take off According to the research, Norway hosts 10%… read more →
A new Report on Danish ICT scaleup ecosystem completed by SEP with the active contribution of Copenhagen Capacity, Innovation Center Denmark and Silicon Vikings presented today at TechBBQ in Copenhagen.… read more →
It can be serendipitous. Or highly motivated. Whatever the reason, it just so happens that no matter the week we decide to launch our annual Startup Europe Comes to Silicon Valley… read more →
As a corporate, why should I consider working with startups? What are the benefits and risks involved? How should I structure my programmes in order to engage with them? And,… read more →
With total funding of over $60M and 1000 employees, they cover verticals such as e-commerce, healthcare, security and storage. Mind the Bridge and EIT Digital announced the finalists for the… read more →
Startup Europe Partnership (SEP) announces today a report on the status of Icelandic startups in ICT (information and communications technology). The report focuses on companies that have raised a minimum… read more →
Europe’s 25 Corporate Startup Stars were unveiled at the Startup Europe Summit in Berlin today. The new ranking of Europe’s leading corporates working with startups reveals that an increasing number… read more →
By Alberto Onetti, Chairman Mind the Bridge Note: startups are extremely important. They definitively contributed to pour new ideas and energy into the European entrepreneurial scene. Although most people in… read more →
On April 20th and 21st of April, Net Futures 2016 will be hosting a matchmaking event in the Startup Europe Village, Brussels, Belgium. The matchmaking event will be organised by… read more →