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“Why UK startup ecosystem survived the political chaos of Brexit”
...this ecosystem. And then you've had a change. Right? And actually all of the engagement and the conversations we've had with with Labour, and we spend all of our time having these conversations as wel
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market insight5:46 – 6:15
“Why Europe's startup ecosystem needs politicians with courage to make unpopular decisions”
you know, the political sentiment, unfortunately, is kind of against that. If you say to people, like, let's create, like, tax incentives for people to start companies and and to keep them here, and l
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market insight18:51 – 19:49
...is Silicon Valley. That's true, especially when you're talking about SaaS and AI. But that's not always true. There are really, really strong ecosystems for STEM businesses and deep tech businesses that are not the Valley. So outside of Los Angeles,
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“How UK's Startup Coalition lobbies government for better immigration and funding policies”
...for the tech startup ecosystem in The UK. So what does that mean in practice? It means that we spend, you know, all of our time doing two things. One is listening to founders and investors and the bro
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framework1:09 – 2:07
...of ecosystem. I wouldn't call it yet fully matured yet. I think the one piece that we're missing is, like, one very large exit, like an IPO. So just to use examples from our portfolio, if one day our systems or fees are IPO and and all of a sudden st
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ecosystems. And and I could see that in London, in Berlin, in Paris, in Stockholm. I think investments in 2012 were, like, 4,000,000,000. Now they are at 25,000,000,000. If I take France, for example, I think in 2011, there was one little space in th
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...immature ecosystem, I would say. A lot of desire to, be an entrepreneur, but very few role models, very few successful exits at the time. So we could see the the beginnings, but we I felt there was a long way to go before, we were gonna catch up. For
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from transcript10:30 – 11:31
You know, really quickly, you can get a product into market with a small number of people and start monetizing it. So smaller footprint in terms of number of people and faster revenue growth equals big opportunity. So these companies need less capita
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We also zoomed out to broader macro trends affecting entrepreneurship. We explored how new technologies and sectors like space investing and health tech are not just the stuff of science fiction, but rather present day opportunities with the capabili
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from transcript3:06 – 4:04
...of startups are choosing dot tech domains. Whether you're launching an AI tool, a SaaS platform, or the next unicorn, a dot tech domain instantly shows you're building a startup with tech at its core. It's clean, sharp, and unmistakably tech. Got a t
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...entered the ecosystem, like, fifteen years ago? Yeah. I think I think coming a little bit back to what we're we're building ourselves is, like, historically, you you you you read, you know, lean start ups and trying to figure out if there was a probl
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I don't think that all STEM founders necessarily need to be as focused on San Francisco as the SaaS founders are. So that's one point of advice. The second one is I think that there's going to be a wave of investors who are more interested in buildin
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...a tech startup, your domain should signal that from day one. That's why hundreds of thousands of startups are choosing dot tech domains. Whether you're launching an AI tool, a SaaS platform, or the next unicorn, a dot tech domain instantly shows you'
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...the ecosystem around them? I think that the cool thing about the Internet is that even though they because, like, I do think that there's real density in the Bay Area. The reason I'm in the Bay Area and have been here for the last sixteen years is I
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...a startups are concerned? First, I I might take a step back and say, let's look at the overall backdrop of the ecosystem. I feel like we've kind of had a little bit of a perfect storm of what has led us to this point, which then influences all the ty
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...capital ecosystem here. The culture, the, fact it is a town totally dedicated to to startups and, you know, you you can't move, you can't move across the city without bumping into somebody and and talking about startups. The second piece that that wa
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Wow. How many? 1,200. You had a 98% reduction in the number of companies founded in China because if you're an entrepreneur in China, why would you want to start a company when the government regulations are so uncertain? Which by the way is an inter
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