A Nordic and Baltic startup network turns introductions into a service: mentors, investor access and help entering foreign markets. Its most revealing detail is the price it puts on opening doors.
DigitalWell Ventures built an accelerator around the awkward bit of health innovation: getting a promising product through procurement, regulation and the raised eyebrows of real buyers.
The Danish investor pairs pre-seed money with founders who have already built and sold companies. Its move into BioInnovation Institute takes that approach deeper into the difficult business of turning research into revenue.