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The official Podcast of EU-Startups.com - the leading online magazine about startups in Europe.

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The official Podcast of EU-Startups.com - the leading online magazine about startups in Europe.

    Episode 69: Shirley Romig - Chief Accelerator Investment Officer at Techstars: Investing in Amazing Unstoppable Founders

    Episode 69: Shirley Romig - Chief Accelerator Investment Officer at Techstars: Investing in Amazing Unstoppable Founders

    In this episode, Shirley Romig, Chief Accelerator Investment Officer at Techstars, discusses the future of accelerator programs and the importance of ecosystem development. She highlights the need to tap into talent globally and create partnerships that fuel growth for Techstars' portfolio companies. Shirley also shares valuable lessons she has learned from scaling companies like Lyft and Equinox, emphasizing the importance of having a compelling vision and executing it with a strategic plan. She draws parallels between running marathons and building startups, highlighting the endurance mindset and the power of community. Shirley's goal is to keep growing Techstars into the first investor for pre-seed startups across the world.

    Takeaways

    1.Techstars is evolving to focus on ecosystem development and closer synergy between investments and ecosystem development.
    2.Talent is everywhere, opportunity is not. Tapping into global talent and creating win-win partnerships is crucial for the growth of the accelerator programs and portfolio companies.
    3.Being able to balance the big vision and the detail is critical in the beginning of a startup.
    4.Building a startup requires an endurance mindset and the ability to navigate highs and lows.
    5.Community and mentorship play a vital role in the startup journey.

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    • 25分
    Episode 68: Alex Berriche - Co-Founder & CEO of Fleet and Sequoia Capital Scout: Lessons Learned From 100 Angel Deals

    Episode 68: Alex Berriche - Co-Founder & CEO of Fleet and Sequoia Capital Scout: Lessons Learned From 100 Angel Deals

    In this episode, Alex Berriche, Sequoia Capital Scout and the Co-founder and CEO of Fleet, a French B2B startup focused on simplifying equipment management for startups and SMBs, shares lessons learned from over 100 angel investments. He also discusses the idea behind Fleet and the challenges of IT equipment management.

    Alex shares his transition from being an entrepreneur to an angel investor and the lessons he has learned from scaling Fleet. He also provides insights into detecting promising founders and shares some impressive startups he has backed and discusses the current trends in European startups and the potential for growth. The conversation concludes with Alex sharing exciting initiatives happening at Fleet.

    This episode of EU-Startups Podcast is brought to you by Vanta. Compliance doesn’t have to be complicated. In fact, with Vanta it can be super simple. Trusted by over 7,000 companies, Vanta automates the pricey, time-consuming process of prepping for ISO 27001,SOC 2, GDPR, HIPAA, and more. Learn more here:http://venta.com/eustartups

    • 24分
    Episode 67: Johannes Siebers - Co-Founder & CEO of Holidu: Find Your Holiday Happiness

    Episode 67: Johannes Siebers - Co-Founder & CEO of Holidu: Find Your Holiday Happiness

    In this episode, Johannes Siebers, Co-Founder and CEO of Holidu, shares the founding story and growth of the travel tech company. He discusses the challenges faced during the COVID-19 pandemic and the importance of building a strong team and culture. Johannes also highlights the company's focus on sustainability and supporting local communities. He emphasizes the value of learning and adapting in a rapidly changing industry and shares insights on fundraising and sibling partnerships in business. Johannes concludes by discussing future plans and initiatives for Holidu.

    Takeaways

    1.Building a strong team and culture is everything for your company's success.
    2.Adaptability and continuous learning are a must especially in a rapidly changing industry.
    3.Creating real value for customers is what you should be focusing on long-term.
    4.Fundraising is about timing and a clear vision for the company's future.
    5.Maintaining a strong partnership in business needs trust, common goals, and regular non-work-related activities.

    • 27分
    Episode 66: Tim Schumacher - General Partner at World Fund: Decarbonizing The Global Economy

    Episode 66: Tim Schumacher - General Partner at World Fund: Decarbonizing The Global Economy

    In this episode, Tim Schumacher, General Partner at World Fund, an impact investor and entrepreneur, discusses his journey as an entrepreneur and the challenges of being a founder. He shares the remarkable story of Ecosia, the largest independent European search engine that uses its profits to plant trees. Tim also introduces the World Fund, a venture capital company focused on investing in startups that decarbonize the economy. He highlights the value he brings as an investor and shares his inspirations and advice for entrepreneurs. Tim envisions a future where we overcome our dependence on fossil fuels and live within planetary boundaries. He hopes to make a lasting impact through his work in sustainability and climate change.

    Takeaways

    1.Investors can help with introductions, networks, and expertise, but it's founders who ultimately need to do the work themselves.
    2.Investing in startups that decarbonize the economy is essential for addressing climate change.
    3.We've got to overcome our dependence on fossil fuels and live within planetary boundaries.

    • 22分
    Episode 65: Janneke Niessen - Co-Founder of CapitalT: Inspiring The Next Generation Of Women In Technology

    Episode 65: Janneke Niessen - Co-Founder of CapitalT: Inspiring The Next Generation Of Women In Technology

    In this episode, Janneke Niessen, a serial entrepreneur and Co-Founder of CapitalT, discusses her journey as an entrepreneur and the transition to becoming an investor. She shares crazy moments from her entrepreneurial career and highlights the importance of team evaluation using proprietary technology. Janneke also talks about her involvement in InspiringFifty, an initiative to increase diversity in tech, and her books aimed at inspiring young girls to pursue careers in technology. She discusses the impact of her research on investments in female entrepreneurs and shares her message for aspiring female entrepreneurs. Janneke also reveals her plans for a streaming TV series and her goal of receiving an Emmy nomination.

    Takeaways

    1.Using proprietary technology, such as personality traits and team dynamics evaluation, can help investors make more data-driven decisions when evaluating entrepreneurial teams.
    2.Initiatives like InspiringFifty play a crucial role in increasing diversity in the tech industry by providing visibility and role models for women.
    3.Books like 'The New Girl Code' and 'Project Prep' aim to inspire young girls to pursue careers in technology and challenge the stereotypes associated with the industry.
    4.Research on investments in female entrepreneurs has sparked discussions and led to changes in the venture capital ecosystem, with a focus on creating a level playing field and removing barriers.

    • 30分
    Episode 64: Helene Huby - Co-Founder & CEO of The Exploration Company: What's The Future Of Space Exploration

    Episode 64: Helene Huby - Co-Founder & CEO of The Exploration Company: What's The Future Of Space Exploration

    In this episode, Helene Huby, co-founder and CEO of The Exploration Company, shares her journey in space exploration and entrepreneurship. She discusses the vision for space exploration, the transition from Airbus to entrepreneurship, nurturing innovation in large corporations vs startups, her involvement in Urania Ventures and the Microbiome Foundation, and the importance of social impact in business. Helene also talks about balancing family life with her career and shares her thrilling vision for the future of space exploration.

    Takeaways

    1.The future of space exploration holds exciting possibilities, including regular trips to Mars and the development of mega constellations for communication.
    2. Innovation requires trust, encouragement of new ideas, and acceptance of failure, whether in large corporations or startups.
    3. Building a successful business involves creating a culture of trust, prioritizing happiness, and focusing on the positive impact the company can have on the world.
    4. Finding a balance between work and family life is crucial, and supporting each other's dreams and passions is key.
    5. Trusting oneself and taking risks earlier in one's career can lead to greater fulfillment and impact.

    • 29分

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