How startups can use momentum when talking with investors
Not everything is important to everyone. Momentum however is important to all investors.
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Starttech Ventures participates at the 11th EBAN Winter University
Once more we look at the direction of improving exits for creating successful investments. A real opportunity for Europe’s re-growth.
Athens Startup Weekend University Official Video
The Athens Startup Weekend University! Starttech Ventures was a sponsor of the event and our CEO, Dimitris Tsingos, was among the judges.
4 things startups in Europe want for 2013
Startups in Europe are different than the ones in the U.S. Their founders, too! They have certain needs and “wants”. Here are just a few things they need for 2013…feel free to add your own thoughts!
Seeking funds for your startup? Be truly clever…!
Risk financing is an excellent solution, not only for startup owners who wish to develop their business, but also for investors aiming at making money.
Entrepreneurial jokes. Well…just because making business is fun!
Let’s get serious about fun…while looking at a few jokes about entrepreneurs we scooped from the web. Some of them will just make you laugh; some will make you think further. Enjoy, share them and tell us your funny story! 1. The man is busy! A young businessman had just started his own firm. […]
The vocabulary of the Angels…Knowing what you are talking about!
Are you about to make a few appointments with angel Investors? Knowing the “business jargon” will definitely help you!
European Youth Award 2012 — Winner at ‘Wonders: Interactive design for hospitalised kids’
A family of three interactive dolls, designed for hospitalised kids was announced as the Overall Winner of the European Youth Award 2012.
The Future of Banking in Greece, 2012
StartTech Ventures is a proud supporter of the conference “The future of Banking in Greece 2012”
Talking to the Angels…Yes, you must be prepared!
What is it that business Angels want to know and see in order to feel that they are on the right path to make more money?