European start-ups are attracting record levels of investment
Investors are mainly interested in (bio)technological and medical start-ups that have a proven business model. This is apparent in the latest Venture Pulse report from KPMG.
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EIT InnoEnergy pumps millions into start-ups: ‘Major blow has yet to come’
EIT InnoEnergy aims to drag start-ups that it invests in as well as it can through the corona crisis. Read how they go about that in this series.
Innovative start-ups in dire straits due to Corona crisis
Martijn Koerts, marketing manager of InnoEnergy in Eindhoven (an organisation that invests money from the European Commission and private financiers in innovative start-ups in the […]
Start-up of the week: A dating app that brings investors and start-ups together
”Your sneak preview of the future” is the slogan of Innovation Origins, and that’s just what we will highlight with our Start-up of the Week […]
EU offering innovative start-ups and SMEs millions in fight against corona
The European Commission is urging start-ups and small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) – in particular those who have new techniques for combating the corona virus […]
Invest in women for a change!
Innovation Origins is delving deeper. As of today, in addition to our regular news on innovation and technology, our journalists will routinely cover important themes […]
Editorial: Lack of money is a guarantee of failure
The Netherlands is a country with ambitions. It is also a country with challenges. We should be a knowledge economy. We have an energy transition […]
A public investment fund would work wonders for Germany
Germany must bid farewell to the holy grail of “being in the black” and invest more in areas such as infrastructure, renewable energies, housing and […]