The Next Web
FEBRUARY 26, 2019
By Marta Dawydzik and Andrea Hak Ahhh Austria. But besides the snow and the food, Austria is also home to a young but vibrant startup scene. Although it’s relatively new on the startup map, Austria has already produced a number of success stories, like Runtastic which was acquired in 2015 by Adidas for $240 million.
The Startup Magazine
MAY 2, 2022
The Swiss city of Zug has been dubbed the “Crypto Valley” due to the large number of cryptocurrency and blockchain startups that are based there. Countries like Sweden, Denmark, Austria, and France have all seen a growing number of people using and investing in bitcoin.
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The Next Web
OCTOBER 31, 2012
500 Startups has announced the 33 newest companies joining its accelerator program this Fall. It is a rather interesting and complex set of startups in the group and could be considered the most international, diverse, and exciting group in the history of the accelerator program so far. Oh, one more thing. Fake it before you make it.”
The Next Web
OCTOBER 10, 2012
As TNW’s European Editor, part of my awesome job is to do a lot of waiting in airports and travel to a bunch of cities continent-wide to attend events and meet with lots of technology startups and investors. You can find me diving deep into the Israeli startup scene from Monday the 22nd until Friday the 26th. Does it end there?
YoungUpstarts
NOVEMBER 7, 2016
Germany’s NPR station interviewed me that same week, and dozens of articles flooded Germany, Austria, Switzerland, India, the UK, and Canada within a week. My time running a startup has made one thing clear: Don’t stretch a task out longer than necessary.
Pascal's View
APRIL 5, 2016
How can the Salzburg community come together to nurture ideas into startups and see these startups grow into globally relevant companies? Ideally, innovative startups should be built on ideas that face little or no competition—and this is one of Peter Thiel’s key messages to entrepreneurs who want their startups to be “born global”.
Steve Blank
OCTOBER 31, 2016
Army veterans and mid-career MBAs hailing not just from the United States but from countries including Saudi Arabia, India, France, Israel and Austria. The energy was also fed by the crowd of prospective students — a motley, enthusiastic and clearly wicked smart group including engineering PhDs and computer science whiz kids, U.S.
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