Germany has a rich history when it comes to entrepreneurship. From Konrad Zuse, Carl Benz, and Ferdinand Porsche to Werner von Siemens, there is no shortage of success stories that can be told about German-based companies looking for global expansion opportunities abroad or investors seeking out fresh investment prospects at home/abroad. We continue this with Startuprad.io keeping you up to date with the latest on the German-speaking startup scene in Germany (Europe’s largest economy), Switzerland, and Austria, collectively known as the GSA or DACH region. We are an English-only startup podcast with exclusive startup content, including regular news, and interviews. We are the international voice of the German-speaking startup scene. We focus on interviews with startups mostly around their Series B funding or even scale-ups from GSA. Once a month, we also bring you an exclusive startup news wrap-up. We are socred in the global Top 60 Science, Top 75 Tech, Top 275 Business Podcast (Chartable), Global Top 0.5% Podcast (Listen Notes), and global Top 20 Entrepreneurship Podcast on Apple Podcast across all countries (Podder). Subscribe here: https://startupradio.substack.com/ Startuprad...
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Interview with consulted – Part 1
In the first of two interviews. We talk to Sebastian, who is a German entrepreneur decided to start with his idea in Silicon Valley to disrupt the consulting market. He headquartered his company in the valley and set up a branch close to his native home in Berlin. Sebastian tells us in the interview about the idea of an expert platform, where companies can hire experts to help them solve specific problems...
Review of the Startup Weekend Frankfurt 2014
We attended the second Startup Weekend in Frankfurt am Main / Rhein-Main region in Germany during October 2014. We did catch some of the teams to make a brief interview about their startup idea after the final pitch. Listen to the ideas and the potential founders who are all seeking capital. Sascha and Kan developed the idea of classboard.de, which is a one-way communication platform from teachers to their students.Costly sports gear is at the center of the idea of Hui and Karl...
Startup news from Germany – October 2014
Welcome to our first episode of Startuprad.io news. This time with startup news from the month October 2014. The startup news intent to give people, without knowledge of German, access to the German startup scene. We hope to keep you informed and entertained with our monthly news. Folge direkt herunterladen --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/startupradio/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/startupradio/support
Interview with Traxpay and main incubator
Frankfurt is on its way to becoming one of the most important fintech hubs in Europe. One of the core initiatives to achieve this leadership positions is the monthly meeting “Between the Towers”. The sponsor of the meeting is main incubator, a Fintech only incubator, who is a subsidiary of Germany's second-largest listed Bank: Commerzbank. The first investment of main incubator was as lead investor of a 15 mio US$ Series B funding in the leader in B2B Dynamic Payments Traxpay...
Interview with BLYSS Chocolate
We talk to Lyss from Blyss Chocolate, who originally from Australia, decided to set up her startup in Frankfurt, Germany. Blyss Chocolate offers quality chocolate and chocolate beans to retail and wholesale customers. We talk a lot about chocolate, food and how Lyss ended up in Frankfurt. To learn more about chocolate, take a look at her youtube video. For every non-German we are curious about how it was to set up a startup in Frankfurt as a German form of an Ltd (GmbH)...