Graham Wood
Graham Wood
Last call for Greek entries for Chivas Venture 2019 contest
If you have a great start up or business idea with social good at its core, then here’s an offer you can’t refuse: enter the 2019 Chivas Venture contest to win part of $1,000,000 worth of investment funding.
Starttech announces partnership with dia-trofis.gr
Just like the way to a man’s heart is invariably through the stomach (anyone who contests otherwise is simply wrong), the art to living well involves the same journey. The latter is a simple question of personal well-being.
Last call for Lean In EU WBA Pitching Battles Part 3
Stop what you are doing and listen. This is the final reminder for all you excellent female dreamers and doers out there to register for the Lean In EU WBA Pitching Battles contest – Part 3.
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Why you can never truly be yourself, and why that’s good for you [and business]
To be yourself, or not to be yourself. Which is more helpful in helping you succeed, both professionally and personally?
The problem with productivity culture
These days there’s a lot of pressure to hustle. We live in a time when technology has made it possible for us to boost productivity more than ever.
The Lean In EU WBA Pitching Battles Part 3 is coming!
Yes winter is coming. But something much more important is also on it’s way: the 3rd and final Lean In EU WBA Pitching Battles contest.
What’s the ideal size of agile scrum teams for peak performance?
Now there’s a million dollar question for agile scrum teams if ever there was one. And we need to talk about it.
NBG Business Seeds’ Spyros Arsenis talks Greek startups
There’s a buzz around Greek startups. Well, the whole country’s entrepreneurial ecosystem to be precise.
Starttech’s Dimitris Tsingos to talk tech entrepreneurship at FORTH, ICS
Going by the book is fine, but in the world of tech entrepreneurship and startups, sometimes success means throwing the textbook out the window.