It was a phenomenal closing to a glorious Indo German Startup Week 2021 with Investor Day on 24 September. After 4 days of talking about ideas, policies, people, and technology, we lastly touched on funding and investment– something that can make or break your...
The Talent Day ( 23 September) of Indo German Startup Week 2021 was a day full of learnings, exchanges, and meaningful connections. Here are the key points from the day: We opened Talent Day with a Keynote address by Daniel Wahlen, Director, Global Enterprise...
On the Science Day (22 September) of Indo German Startup Week 2021, we heard from some of the most inventive and inspiring voices. Take a look at what we discovered in the world of Science-based Startups. For our Keynote address we explored the relationship between...
The Enabler Day (21 September) at Indo German Startup week 2021 was a day full of engaging conversations between startups and corporates. We dived deep into Corporate-Startup Ecosystems and how they go hand-in-hand with innovation. How can we help startups expand...
On the first day of the Indo German Startup Week 2021 (20 September), we focused on the broad aspects of fostering Indo-German Cooperation in startup ecosystems. We presented startup success stories in the Indo-German context and highlighted the topic of diversity...
On the first day of the Indo German Startup Week 2021, we will focus on the broad aspects of fostering Indo-German Cooperation in startup ecosystems. We will present startup success stories in the Indo-German context and highlight the topic of diversity when we do...
As a part of the Indo-German Startup week 2021, at the Enabler Day on 21 September, we will dive deep into Corporate-Startup Ecosystems and how they go hand-in-hand with innovation. Register here for all days of the Indo German Startup week (20-24 September 2021)....
Second time in a row, we are proud to present the Indo German Startup Week 2021. This five-day online summit brings together startup ecosystems of Germany and India to create an impact for entrepreneurs, talent, investors, academia looking for support to...
Expanding into another country and conquering global markets is the dream of every startup. However, it requires a well-prepared internationalisation strategy and a combination of trial and error. The term “foreign liability” is well known in business literature and describes the inherent disadvantage as well as additional costs that foreign companies face when expanding into other geographies.
India and Germany boast strong startup ecosystems and in both countries, the trends in new and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI) are exciting and seen as a game changer.