North America Startup Ecosystems Durham Startup Ecosystem Report – the Bull City’s startup resurgence Click here to View Durham’s Startup Map A month ago, I sat in Durham’s Carolina Theatre for the Rise of the Rest Tour with Steve Case, former AOL co-founder. The historic theater dates back to 1926 and has witnessed the city’s history: tobacco boom, desegregation and the recent economic recession. Leading the “fireside chat”, Case […]
Asia General Articles Startup Ecosystems Singapore Startup Ecosystem: Overview and Insights Click here to View Singapore’s Startup Map Introduction Singapore is a city-state of about 5.5 million people in Southeast Asia, located near the equator at the southern tip of Malaysia. A former British Colony, it became an independent country in 1965 and celebrates its 50th birthday in 2015. Singapore has become a showcase for economic […]
Europe Startup Ecosystems West Europe Cantabria and Santander Startup Ecosystem Spotlight General overview Click here to View Santander’s Startup Map Cantabria´s region has an incipient startup ecosystem, with a few small companies developing a variety of technological activities, mainly on the fields of electronic components, internet, and digital industry. Cantabria has an ideal strategic location for the development of any economic activity. It is an Autonomous […]
Research and Reports Startup Ecosystem Development Understanding the startup ecosystem by StartupBlink Click here to view the Global Startup Map The startup ecosystem is a rapidly and constantly evolving and changing environment. With this high pace, it is not easy to always keep up with it and understand where the different actors are coming from. Opportunities come and go on a daily basis and might decide about […]
General Articles Startup Ecosystem Development The way we vision startupblink to change the startup ecosystem Click here to view our Global Startup Ecosystem Map We started StartupBlink because we felt that something was missing in the ecosystem. Founding a startup is a lonely endeavor, and it seems to us that startups are mainly focused on what they do, and only come to the surface when they need something ( e.g. […]
