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Startup Greece makes the introduction
From a student circle in Crete to an investment syndicate, Startup Greece has built a business around getting Greek tech founders into the right conversations. Its most useful product may be the person you would never otherwise meet.
The Stranger on Your Calendar
Lunchclub tried to solve professional networking with a surprisingly modest unit of progress: one good meeting. Then the lunch disappeared, the calls multiplied, and a harder question arrived - what is an introduction worth?
Hamburg Startups knows who you need to meet
A local newsroom became a club, a food-industry meeting place and a stage for women founders. Hamburg Startups has spent more than a decade turning attention into introductions - while learning what those introductions should cost.
La French Tech Lille puts the right people in the room
In northern France, a nonprofit turns startup networking into bookable appointments, industrial introductions and a route into public procurement. Its most useful promise is also its least glamorous: saving founders time.
ROTSA wants Romania’s startups to think beyond the border
A prototype can be built in Cluj. A market has to be won. Romania’s tech startup association is putting foreign customers, practical mentoring and shared introductions on the same itinerary.
Raion learned to charge. Now it wants to finance the machines.
A free startup platform taught Raion a costly lesson about attention. Its next bet pairs a private AI network with a plan to finance modular compute, one project at a time.