Tag: Ecosystem Overview

A common language creates a natural connection between the Spanish startup ecosystem and Latin America’s Spanish-speaking markets.

In Malaysia, perception is everything, and many Malaysian entrepreneurs and founders question the perception of Malaysia in the eyes of outsiders, foreign investors, and even other locals as a credible and proven place to build businesses.

Spain is a great location to start a company, but is limited by its small market.

Investors Given how young the Vietnamese economy and its technology sector are, there are limited numbers of angel investors and seed-stage investors actively investing in companies. […]

An overview of key players in the Thai startup ecosystem, including investors, mentors/advisors, and government support.

Among the reasons Madrid is becoming an attractive startup location: lifestyle, affordable living, a blend of local and international talent (with low salaries compared to the rest of Europe), good access to the rest of Europe/the world, and close links with Latin American markets.

An overview of the state of startup intermediaries (hubs) in Kenya. Is there a difference between theory and practice in terms of the intermediary business model and the support they provide to startups?

A brief introduction to the dynamics of the Malaysian startup community.

The lack of English speaking among Spaniards has significant implications for Spanish startup growth.

How did Estonia manage to change its traditions and thinking so quickly to ensure the birth of such an efficient, open, and innovation-driven economy?