Q&A with the organizing committee at Panorama of entrepreneurship
Prof. Iordanis Ladopoulos’ and D. Skourtas talk about the Panorama of Entrepreneurship and employment. Their largest venue in the last ten years.
Tag: events
Oπe\n conference success shines through
It’s official, the Oπe\n Conference is here to stay. Well it is based on the great success of the recent inaugural event which we at Starttech took part in.
Starttech at OK!Thess!
Calling all aspiring entrepreneurs, dreamers and doers, we are excited to be participating in the Thessaloniki Demo Day which takes place tomorrow (March 19) at the OK! Thess in Thessaloniki.
Invitation to Athens Support Driven Meetup
That’s right! We invite you to join the next Athens Support Driven Meetup which is this Thursday, February 21st, and we’ve got a few good reasons for this.
Lessons from #EBANMunich: Pitching to angel investors
Pitching to angel investors. It can be a daunting experience, even for seasoned entrepreneurs. That’s why it’s always good to get some expert advice.
All eyes on Munich for the EBAN Winter Summit 2017
Winter is coming. But this time it’s got nothing to do with the epic battle for the Seven Kingdoms.
Entrepreneurship – The future is bright, the future is tech
‘Entrepreneurship is not the goal. It’s the tool.’ Such a simple sentiment, but one that is perhaps easily overlooked. We, for one, couldn’t agree more.
All roads lead to… Malaga for EBAN 2017
Yes, it’s that time of year again.
Starttech Ventures CEO to speak at EBAN’s Winter University 2016 event
EBAN’s Winter University being, of course, one of Europe’s largest and most international business angel events
Onboard EBAN’s board…
Dimitris Tsingos, re-elected as an EBAN board member
Scaling up Europe at EBAN’s 2016 Conference (25-27/5 – Portugal)
Dimitris Tsingos representing Starttech Ventures, Greek participation also includes Panagiotis Ketikidis and Alexandra Choli, representing Metavallon.
Key Takeouts from the EBAN Winter University in Copenhagen
First and most common reason for a startup to fail is that there is no actual market need for that product or service