*This post was originally published on http://www.nesta.org.uk/blog/winning-together-guide-successful-corporate-startup-collaboration#sthash.qlsTKKJ1.dpuf How can we keep at the forefront of innovation and new market trends in the digital age? Can we solve key business problems in… read more →
On September 21-25 a weeklong set of events in Silicon Valley will introduce a European delegation of policy makers, new EU Unicorns, established corporations and investors to Silicon Valley stakeholders… read more →
The Capital Markets Union (CMU) is a plan of the European Commission that aims to create deeper and more integrated capital markets in the 28 Member States of the EU.… read more →
Quite interesting opportunity if you are a fintech startup or an company with innovative ideas that might contribute to the banking industry’s evolution and transformation (such as big data, security,… read more →
The “SEP Policy Workshop: European Startup Scene” was held in Brussels on the 4th of May 2015 at the European Parliament in Brussels, where a panel of experts discussed about… read more →
As SEP we have been working for a while with large corporates, trying to support them in their effort to innovate and deal with the disruption forces. This HBR article … read more →
Traditional banks are bound to adapt… or disappear by Jorge Gomez (Mind the Bridge Foundation) The retail-banking industry is ready not just for disruption, but for displacement of traditional… read more →
In line with new Enel’s strategy of supporting startups, the Group announced today its entry into the European open innovation platform that was launched in Davos in January 2014 by… read more →
A SEP Policy Workshop re: “The European Startup Scene” will be held at the European Parliament on Monday May 4th from 10.00-13.00. Amongst the key note speakers Eva Paunova, Member… read more →
Trying to sell into a big corporate? Scaleups DON’T make these 5 mistakes* by Valerie Mocker Working with corporates is important to scale your start-up. But how do you… read more →