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Nordic Eye: Tattoodo can be the next Danish unicorn
In less than a year, the VC Nordic Eye has successfully established itself and seen its first, big exit. Now, the ambitions for the VC reaches further than the Nordics […]
Calling all Americans: ”The Nordics kick ass”
The Nordic brand is well established in the US, but the Scandinavian countries ought to do much more to promote their talents. Especially Nordic startups could make a […]
How Blockchain will help educate more girls in India
The blockchain technology can enable investments in new, innovative solutions for deeply rooted problems. The technology turn global challenges such as poverty and […]
Women overlooked by VC funds
Only 1-2 percent of all global VC funding is raised by female-founded startups. Despite being aware of the gender bias, many investors place their money with founders […]
Danish tech prize finalist: Tech is gender biased
Today, technology is a necessary part of everyone’s life – not just men’s. Therefore, the tech industry must become more gender-balanced than it is today, says […]
Global race for talents slows down Danish robot boom
Recruitment of talented employees is a major obstacle to growth for almost half of the companies in the rising Danish robot cluster organization, Odense Robotics. Thomas […]
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ProImpact investing is already mainstream in private equity
Many believe that impact investing is far from mainstream. In spite of the fact that there are more and more global financial sector giants also changing their investment strategies. I […]
Articles24. June 20200 comments -
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Rising investor interest in sustainable startups
Interest in investing in startups and growth businesses with sustainability as a focal point is growing. But there is a lack of knowledge about the field, according to a number of Nordic professional investors.
In English31. May 20200 comments -
ProIt makes financial sense not to go back to business as usual, but to invest in impact
Survey shows that about 15% of both impact and economic returns exceeded global impact investors’ goals. Only 9% of them reported poor financial results in impact investing.
Articles12. May 20200 comments -
ProWill impact companies succeed through a recession?
“In the current situation, unfortunately, I do not think that investors will reflect on the major climate problems, but think more about themselves and their current […]
In English2. April 20200 comments -
ProWorking towards a SLUSHtainable future
Slushstainability is back! But it never really left. Sustainability is an integral part of the way Slush operates, and every year we want to keep raising the bar. What are some of our Slushstainability highlights this year?
Articles29. October 20190 comments
