The Danish Startup Ecosystem Guide - Magasin - Side 4
Inside the magazine, you will find...
06-07
Editorial: Help us build a stronger Danish startup ecosystem
STUDENT ENTREPRENEURSHIP + UNIVERSITIES
08-12
From student to startup
Universities are becoming an increasingly important part of the
startup ecosystem. Not just as a technology provider, but as a
breeding ground for new, innovative startups.
EVENTS, AWARDS & COMPETITIONS
14-17
Get the ball rolling
Startup events are both a fun gathering place and a deadserious part of growing a startup.
LOCAL ENTRY POINTS + REGIONAL ENTRY POINTS
18-21
The help is always close by
Starting a business might feel like a huge and lonely journey.
But it doesn’t have to be like that.
FEMALE INITIATIVES
22-23
Unlocking the potential of female founders
Diverse teams outperform teams who are too much alike. Still,
the Danish startup ecosystem is heavily male-dominated. There
is still a lot of work to be done
COWORKING SPACES + SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY & DEV. PARKS
24-27
Start up with likeminded people
In some cases, your parents’ garage might be a great place to
start your business. At least according to startup lore. In most
cases, a coworking space might be the better option.
NATIONAL CLUSTERS + OTHER CLUSTERS
28-33
Expand your industry-specific network
The industry specific clusters are thriving and most of them
have a lot to offer for startups and scaleups.
SOFT FUNDING
34-37
Get funded without giving up equity
It’s almost impossible to build a business without money. And
the initial funding is crucial to the journey ahead.
BUSINESS ANGEL NETWORKS
38-39
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Raise your first investment
Friends, Family and Fools: The 3 F’s are often the first lifeline
for startups when it comes to funding. When this supply line is
exhausted, startups often turn to business angels for additional
funding.
The Guide
