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Right now we can feel a shift in the German economy and the whole society. A new generation is on the rise. We are the generation that seeks change! We are looking for opportunities. We care and want progress. But most importantly we want a healthy environment and that includes our workplace and the economy as a whole. It’s not anymore about money and growth at all cost. It’s about sustainability.

What a great interview to watch for all #expats living in 🇩🇪Germany and/or who plan to arrive in future. 🇩🇪Germany🇩🇪 has a huge potential, but it needs to take more calculated risks in order to keep up with the pace of fast-changing economy💵💶

Munich, the Scale-up City 2030 – why Ecosystem Thinking matters Matthias Notz and I are really looking forward to the upcoming Munich Meetup, presented by the MUNICH INNOVATION ECOSYSTEM. We'll host an interactive session to discuss Munich as a #scaleupcity for 2030 and why #ecosystemthinking is so important today. 🔍 As #scaleups are vital for an innovation ecosystem and a formidable force in economic growth and job opportunities, we will discuss what it takes to unlock the city’s full potential and pave the way to the future. 🤝We bring together high-level decision-makers and leaders from industry, academia, politics, and the entrepreneurial community. I am looking forward to engaging sessions featuring Dr. Fabian Mehring, Thomas Zeller, PhD Laura Hirvi, Anna Wörner, , Dominik Krause, Wieland Holfelder 🏳️🌈, Sarah Fleischer, Bernhard Kowatsch, Clemens Baumgärtner, Prof. Dagmar M. Schuller, Dr. Sophie Ahrens-Gruber, Mirko Mondan, Markus Bohl, Klaus Sailer, Sarah Wittlieb, Frizzi Engler-Hamm, MBA and many more! 🌟 🌐Let's strengthen our ecosystem and shape the future of #Munich together! #communitybuilding #innovation #scaleups

Welcome to another IT Traveler series with Redwerk’s founder, Konstantin Klyagin 🇺🇦. This time, we’re diving into the tech world of Sri Lanka with Gobinthiran Kulendran 🚀, the dynamic CEO of huex. Prepare to explore Sri Lanka’s tech industry, learn about a unique entrepreneurial journey, and discover how the future of work is shaping up. Watch the video or read the article via the link in the comments section 🙌

Is your startup ready for the future? At Das Packhaus, we are proud to be home to young entrepreneurs and startups who are rethinking traditional workplace culture to make it more inclusive and creativity-oriented. Here are some strategies that have helped them achieve this goal: 🌍 Diversity: Diverse ideas and backgrounds stimulate inspiring conversations and innovative projects, leading to groundbreaking solutions and a vibrant, inclusive work environment. 🏢 Adaptable Office Environment: Express your personality in a workspace that adapts to your needs—whether it's a private office with your favorite plants and design pieces or cozy shared areas that fuel your productivity and inspiration. 🤝 Networking: Meet your future mentors or business partners over a cup of coffee or connect at networking events. (By the way, don’t forget to check out the Vienna Startup Festival #VIENNAUP this week!) Are you a startup with an innovative soul? Come to Das Packhaus and discover the transformative power of new work approaches for your business. 🚀

Is starting from scratch necessary when entering the German market as an international startup? 🤔 The short answer is: Basically, yes. Two weeks ago, our Ninja Jamaine played a part in the Startup Welcome Package, brilliantly orchestrated by Pioniergeist GmbH, Wirtschaftsförderung Region Stuttgart GmbH & STEYG. The Startup Welcome Package enables international Startups to enter the German market. And of course: How could we be missing in this process? 🥷🏻 Venturing into the German landscape is no small feat. The intricate tapestry of regulatory frameworks, cultural nuances, consumer behavior, and, not to forget, the language barrier, demands some adjustment🧐 To successfully enter and thrive in the German market, a recalibration of mindset is crucial: 1) Embrace the early-stage spirit, ready to learn and adapt. 2) Dive deep into understanding the local market dynamics and cultural context. 3) Tailor and fine-tune your value proposition to resonate with the German audience. 🎩 Hats off to these daring souls who venture into new markets with unyielding determination. Your journeys inspire and teach us the challenges of global entrepreneurship. A heartfelt thank you to the fantastic hosts - Winfried & Anke - as well as the amazing entrepreneurs we met 🙏 And most importantly: Thanks Jamaine for your great support in our team! 🥷🏻

#AustinStartUpWeek is right around the corner, and BizkaiaTech X Q-Branch innovation bridge is bringing 5 founders to navigate Austin's entrepreneurial ecosystem. Check out the link below for a sneak peak of what our international companies' week will entail! https://lnkd.in/gA_wTENg

Munich vs. Berlin: Start-Up Capital of Germany. Find out why these two cities cannot be compared and how they differ in terms of start-up culture and industries. #StartUp #Germany #MunichVsBerlin

A partnership between a start-up and a corporate is a question of mutual understanding. It affects two legal entities in addition to the people themselves, so interpersonal relationships play an important role in the key to success. Join Hadar Sutovsky, VP External Innovation, ICL Group & GM, ICL PLANET Startup Hub and Leonardo Alvarez, CEO & Founder, Protera for the Roundtable Discussion 'Collaboration Blueprint: The Best Recipe for Start-Up & Corporate Partnerships', where they will let you into their own start-up - corporate tango! https://bit.ly/44IkXnJ

Good to see that one part of the Commission recognises the benefit to innovation of sharing technology by licensing it. It would help if other parts would not reduce incentives to invest in developing open standards which facilitate wide take-up of technology.