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Boost Your Startup with Analyst Relations: Expert Tips from Chris Holscher
jeudi 26 septembre 2024 • Durée 37:20
Boost Your Startup with Analyst Relations: Expert Tips from Chris Holscher
Welcome to another insightful episode of Startuprad.io, the go-to podcast for insights on German, Swiss, and Austrian startups. In this episode, host Joe Menninger sits down with Chris Holscher, an Industry Analyst Relations Specialist, to uncover the often-missed opportunities that industry analysts offer to startups. If you’re a founder, investor, or anyone involved in the startup ecosystem, this episode will reveal why engaging with analysts early in your journey can be a game-changer.
What You’ll Learn in This Episode:
🎯 The Importance of Analyst Relations for Startups
Chris dives into the critical role that industry analysts play in the success of startups, especially in the B2B tech sector. Discover why analyst relations are more than just a marketing tool—they are a strategic asset that can help sharpen your product-market fit, accelerate your growth, and build your credibility in the market.
🕒 When and How to Engage Analysts
Many startups assume they need to wait until they have traction or revenue to engage with analysts. Chris dispels this myth and explains why engaging analysts early—during beta or even at the MVP stage—can offer significant benefits, from valuable feedback to strategic insights that guide your development.
💡 Strategic Benefits of Early Analyst Engagement
Learn how early engagement with analysts can boost your startup’s visibility, attract investors, and even help you make better product and market decisions. Chris shares real-life examples of startups that successfully leveraged analyst relations to drive exponential growth and secure funding.
👥 Why You Need a Specialist for Analyst Relations
Chris explains the role of specialist Analyst Relations (AR) professionals in effectively managing these interactions. He highlights why AR specialists outperform PR or marketing agencies in navigating the complexities of analyst engagement, helping your startup make a lasting impression.
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Angela Relógio on How TimeTeller is Revolutionizing Cancer Treatment with Circadian Rhythms | Startuprad.io
jeudi 12 septembre 2024 • Durée 39:46
In this episode of Startuprad.io, host Joe Menninger interviews Angela Relógio, the visionary CEO and Founder of TimeTeller, a MedTech startup that's transforming cancer treatment through the power of circadian rhythms. TimeTeller's innovative approach uses gene analytics to pinpoint the optimal times for administering medications based on a patient’s internal clock, improving treatment efficacy and minimizing harmful side effects.
Angela shares her inspiring journey from academia to entrepreneurship, revealing how her work in molecular biology led to the creation of TimeTeller. She dives deep into the science of circadian rhythms—our body’s natural 24-hour cycles—and explains how understanding this internal clock can be crucial to optimizing cancer treatment. By analyzing genes from a simple saliva sample, TimeTeller can determine the best times to administer cancer treatments, offering a personalized approach to healthcare that significantly improves patient outcomes.
Key Discussion Points in This Episode:
Cancer Treatment Timing: Why when you take your medication is just as important as what you take.
The Science of Circadian Rhythms: How TimeTeller uses your internal clock to improve health outcomes.
Gene Analytics and Personalized Medicine: TimeTeller’s diagnostic tool uses cutting-edge gene analytics to create a more personalized cancer treatment plan.
The Challenges of Building a MedTech Startup: Angela shares the challenges she faced transitioning from academic research to launching a startup.
Opportunities for Investors and Scientists: Angela calls on investors and talented scientists who share her vision of transforming cancer treatment to join her mission.
Why You Should Listen:
This episode is essential listening for anyone interested in MedTech innovation, cancer treatment, and the future of . TimeTeller’s approach to cancer therapy is a game-changer, offering a way to enhance the effectiveness of treatments by aligning them with a patient’s natural circadian rhythms. If you're an investor looking for the next big opportunity in healthcare or a scientist eager to make an impact, this episode will inspire and inform you.
Avi Loeb on Dark Matter, AI Avatars, and Startup Innovation | Startuprad.io Podcast
jeudi 25 juillet 2024 • Durée 24:17
In this episode of Startuprad.io, host Jörn "Joe" Menninger interviews Harvard astrophysicist Professor Avi Loeb at Curious 2024. They explore groundbreaking topics such as dark matter, dark energy, and the revolutionary role of AI in scientific research. Loeb emphasizes the importance of innovation, the pivotal role of startups, and the need for open-mindedness in research. Discover how AI avatars could replace tombstones, preserving personal legacies for future generations. This episode is a must-listen for anyone interested in the intersection of science, technology, and entrepreneurship.
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The mysteries of dark matter and dark energy
AI's transformative impact on science
The critical role of startups in innovation
Future scientific advancements and AI avatars
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Green Startup CleanHub Fights Ocean Plastic Together with Brands
Épisode 353
jeudi 17 novembre 2022 • Durée 35:29
Executive Summary
Meet Joel Tasche, CEO, and Founder of CleanHub, a green startup on a mission to fight ocean plastic pollution. They enter partnerships with brands to remove plastic waste. They use the proceeds to collect plastic waste in areas, that don’t have waste management systems in place. So this plastic is not ending up in the ocean. Hear about the company’s approach to helping save the planet and what positions they are looking to fill.
“Currently we are pumping anywhere from 11 to 14 million metric tons into the oceans”Joel Tasche, Founder and CEO of Cleanhub
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Joel Tasche is the CEO and founder of Cleanhub, a startup that is working to reduce ocean plastic pollution. Tasche has always enjoyed nature, growing up on Lake Constanz and close to the Alps. He is also an avid surfer, which is why he decided to spend a semester in Hawaii during his bachelor’s degree. He pursued his master’s at HTW Dresden but enjoyed his internship so much that he stayed in business, instead of returning to finish his master’s.
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Female Founders at the European Angel Investment Summit (2/2)
Épisode 352
mardi 15 novembre 2022 • Durée 34:07
Welcome to the second Episode, brought to you from the European Angel Investment Summit 2022.
The European Business Angel Network (EBAN) is an organization that brings together business angels from all over Europe. The aim of the organization is to provide a forum for business angels to share best practices and learn from each other. EBAN also offers training for new business angels who want to get involved in startup investing. The organization held one of its two annual conferences in Brussels recently, bringing together business angel investors from all over the continent. This year's conference was particularly important, as it provided a much-needed opportunity for startup founders to connect with potential investors. With the COVID-19 pandemic causing economic uncertainty, many startups are struggling to secure funding.
The conference offered a unique opportunity for startups to pitch their businesses to a large group of potential investors. The conference was a valuable opportunity for startup founders to meet with potential investors and get their businesses off the ground.
300 seed-stage startups applied to be at this event of which 25 have been chosen. The event took place in Brussels.
We focused on startups from Germany and made short interviews with them on-site. If you want one or more of these startups back for a full interview, let us know in the comments or via email. The event was a great opportunity to network and exchange ideas with other startup founders, business angels, and VC investors from all across Europe.
We also got insights into the early-stage startup scene across the continent and had the chance to listen to some great startup pitches. All in all, it was a very inspiring event that definitely left us wanting more. The next event will take place in Athens, Greece in April 2023. You can apply for the event via the EBAN website: https://www.eban.org/
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Meet INZMO one of Europe's Fastest Growing Insurtech Startups
Épisode 351
jeudi 10 novembre 2022 • Durée 31:40
Executive Summary
We hear from Meeri, who is the co-founder of INZMO (Insurance on Mobile). She co-founded the Berlin-based insurtech which helps to make simple insurance contracts via an app. The simple approach also made them one of the fastest-growing insurtechs in Europe. In the interview we talk about her journey from a corporate lawyer to an entrepreneur, pivoting and founding INZMO. We also talk about how a simple insurance contract via an app could turn 50 bn € sitting on bank accounts productive again. Tune in to learn more.
“Our mantra is that insurance just has to be there, hidden in other products. You only realize it is there when you need it.”Meeri Savolainen, CEO and Co-Founder INZMO
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“We want to be one of the service providers, … who help you to have a fun, free and flexible live.”Meeri Savolainen, CEO and Co-Founder INZMO
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Épisode 350
mardi 8 novembre 2022 • Durée 30:27
The European Business Angel Network (EBAN) is an organization that brings together business angels from all over Europe. The aim of the organization is to provide a forum for business angels to share best practices and learn from each other. EBAN also offers training for new business angels who want to get involved in startup investing. The organization held one of its two annual conferences in Brussels recently, bringing together business angel investors from all over the continent. This year’s conference was particularly important, as it provided a much-needed opportunity for startup founders to connect with potential investors. With the COVID-19 pandemic causing economic uncertainty, many startups are struggling to secure funding. The conference offered a unique opportunity for startups to pitch their businesses to a large group of potential investors. EBAN director Jacopo Losso spoke about the importance of business angels in the current climate, saying “business angels are more important than ever in these challenging times.”Losso went on to say that business angels “provide the seed funding that is essential for many startups.” The conference was a valuable opportunity for startup founders to meet with potential investors and get their businesses off the ground.
For this event more than 300 seed-stage startups applied, of which they have chosen 25 for the event. The event we attended took place in Brussels. We focused on startups from Germany and made short interviews with them on-site. If you want one or more of these startups back for a full interview, let us know in the comments or via email. The event was a great opportunity to network and exchange ideas with other startup founders, business angels, and VC investors from all across Europe. We also got insights into the early-stage startup scene across the continent and had the chance to listen to some great startup pitches. All in all, it was a very inspiring event that definitely left us wanting more. The next event will take place in Athens, Greece in April 2023. You can apply for the event via the EBAN website: https://www.eban.org/
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The Network of European Startup Hubs 101
Épisode 349
jeudi 3 novembre 2022 • Durée 42:02
The Network of European Startup Hubs 101 (Podcast)
You have it all wrong. Europe is not full of competing startup hubs. They are increasingly forming a network for startups. The startups start at one knot in the network (frequently a university), move on to an accelerator, and end up in one of Europe's top 12 fundraising hubs to raise funds, sometimes becoming a unicorn. On their way, the startups leave traces, like R&D capabilities, sales teams, groups, investors, and so on. So they are not really the product of a city, but a continent with free movement. in our blog post you will find the link to a 115-page report that includes much more data.
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The European startup scene is changing fast. There are new players, old ones fading away, and even more to come in their place- all vying for a piece of this growing pie! In order not to get left behind you need regular updates on what’s going on so that our entrepreneurs can stay one step ahead when building or investing in companies here. That’s why we started the “Pulse of the European Startup Ecosystem” which will provide you with quarterly podcasts chronicling different aspects related to startup activity across European Hubs, supported by the data from the specialized analytics company.
This Month in German, Swiss, and Austrian (GSA) Startups - October 2022 Wrap-Up
Épisode 348
mercredi 26 octobre 2022 • Durée 25:40
Welcome to This Month in German, Swiss, and Austrian (GSA) Startups in October 2022 by Startuprad.io with Chris from Essen, Germany, and Joe from Frankfurt. We recorded this news episode on Thursday, October 20th, 2022.
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Another one of our former guests gets a Snoop Dog investment. Quick delivery startup Gorillas seems to sell itself to competitor Getir, according to Bloomberg, despite an earlier announcement they are looking for more investments. Gadget rental service Grover adds 270 m € in venture debt, getting it close to 2 billion €. Our former guest Nuri (formerly Bitwala) had to file for insolvency, now investors jump ship and the company is wound down this year. Volocopter is sued by early crowdfunding backers, Home24 has a takeover offer from a brick-and-mortar furniture retailer and BioNTech takes on cancer. Also, Munich-based travel tech Holidu raises 100 m € in a combination of 75 m equity and 25 m debt funding.
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Meet Tvarit - Hidden Industrial AI Champion Making MJanufacturing Sustainable
Épisode 347
mercredi 19 octobre 2022 • Durée 33:11
Executive Summary
The industrial ai startup Tvarit is focused on optimizing the process of casting metals. This process is abundant for parts in robots, cars, all kinds of machines, and heavy equipment. With their approach they help their clients save up to 18% of their energy bill, increase production quality and lower the wastage of the process. Tvarit has raised almost 3 million in funding since our 2019 interview and is looking for Series A funding. Suhas founded 17 startups prior to Tvarit, with this being startup №18, for which he sees the potential to become a unicorn. We’re excited to see how Tvarit will develop industrial ai further and help factories across the world save money and produce better quality products.
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Suhas is a serial entrepreneur who has founded 18 startups, including his last one Tvarit in Frankfurt. Tvarit is an industry 4.0 AI startup that Startuprad.io has been following since 2019. Suhas is an engineer by training (ISEP in Paris). Suhas has worked for more than 12 years for Qualcoom and other companies before becoming an entrepreneur. He has been (co)founding industrial companies and startups in Europe and India already in the past, so this is nothing new for him.
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While surfing and hiking in Indonesia, Tasche was horrified by the amount of plastic pollution he saw in the ocean. He realized that he needed to do something to preserve beautiful nature and restrain plastic waste. This led him to a one-year research phase, after leaving his corporate job. Eventually, he founded Cleanhub with the goal of reducing ocean plastic pollution. Cleanhub is working on innovative ways to reduce ocean plastic pollution, and Tasche is hopeful that they will be able to make a significant impact.
Ocean pollution has become a major problem in recent years, as the amount of plastic waste that ends up in the ocean continues to increase. According to some estimates, there may be more than 5 trillion pieces of plastic debris floating in the ocean, and this debris is having a devastating impact on marine life. Cleanhub is a green startup that is working to tackle this problem, in partnership with brands. The company was founded by Joel Tasche, who was inspired to take action after seeing the impact of ocean pollution firsthand. While Tasche initially focused his efforts on improving the German waste management system, he quickly realized that this would not make the impact he desired. After receiving a message from a friend in India, Tasche shifted his focus to regions where waste management systems are lacking. Through its partnerships with brands, Cleanhub collects and recycles plastic waste, helping to reduce ocean pollution and protect marine...
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Today we’re joined by Meeri, the CEO and co-founder of Berlin-based insurtech startup INZMO. Meeri is a lawyer by training, and she spent several years working in the corporate world before deciding to start her own company. Her co-founders include Risto Klausen a former professional motorcycle road racer and multiple Estonian and Baltic Champion in the Superbike class, which helped inspire the company’s focus on insurance for bikes. They pivoted from only bikes to providing more offers via the app. Since its launch in 2019, INZMO has become one of the leading apps for mobile insurance in Europe, and Meeri has been named one of the top 10 women to watch in insurtech in 2022. We’re excited to hear more about her story and her company’s success. Thanks for joining us, Meeri!
INZMO was born out of the idea to quickly insure a bike via an app (Bike ID). During product presentations of Bike ID the team got feedback, on why they only offer insurance for a bike via their app.
This was the moment INZMO was born. The team relocated to Berlin from Estonia. The company is by now one of the fastest-growing insurtechs in Europe, with a female founder. This makes INZMO the first insurtech company in Europe that offers property insurance for e-scooters and regular bicycles through an app. The whole insurance process takes just a few minutes and is completed entirely online — from signing the contract to making a claim.
Currently available in Germany, and several other European countries with plans to expand further. And with over 30,000 users already on board, it looks like INZMO is well on its way to becoming the go-to insurance provider for two-wheeled commuters across Europe. They currently offer property insurance including to replace of a rental...
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00:00 Introduction00:16 Welcome by Joe01:46 Jacopo Losso — Managing Director of the European Business Angel Network 07:28 Philo Boras — CEO and Co-Founder Aurora Life Sciences 11:36 Nauman Basit — Founder, CEO and CTO of racksnet 16:58 Pascal Schmitt — CEO Voxel Sound 20:35 Stephane Ruiz — European...
In the US most startup hubs have to fulfill most of the functions (incubation, acceleration, expansion, fundraising, …). Especially the Silicon Valley and Bay Area had no other option since they are the cradle of today's startup culture. In Europe on the other hand — with its free movement — a network of hubs developed, where hubs fulfill a function in the growth journey of a startup.
We pick today three functions of hubs in the network and show you how startups are moving along the network, staying in cities and — some of their staff — moving on to the next stage. But there are always departments, teams, or research locations left in the former home cities. This leads to real European startups, that are distributed across the continent in different locations, departments, teams, and functions.
The Twelve Hubs Leading Europe in Fundraising
12 Startup Hubs in Europe already reached critical size (raising more than 1 bn € in funding in one year in 2021. They are London, Berlin, Paris, Stockholm, Tel Aviv, Munich, Amsterdam, Barcelona, Madrid, Copenhagen, Dublin, and Helsinki. Coming from only one, London, in 2013. Most founders take the opportunity of free movement across the European Union, so the EU beats the US as a preferred location for European entrepreneurs.
57% of founders prefer Europe over the US. When asked where founders would...
Europe’s largest cannabis funding to date: Snoop Dogg-backed German cannabis startup gets $37.6M Series B led by British American Tobacco
learn more about the Entrepreneur of the Year 2021 (German Startup Awards) founder Finn Age Hänsel in our interview
Delivery Startup Getir in Advanced Talks to Buy Gorillas (Bloomberg). They write:
“Proposed deal for Gorillas would be a mix of cash and equity
The combination would give Getir, which is backed by Mubadala Investment Co. and Sequoia Capital, scale in key European markets including the UK and Germany.
Gorillas had previously held talks with a number of competitors about the prospects for a merger or sale of its business, people familiar with the matter said previously.
Chief Executive Officer Kagan Sumer said earlier this year that he planned to look for new financing to recalibrate the company to work toward profitability.”
As consumer spending tightens, yet appetites for tech remain the same, Berlin-based Grover sees an uptick in rental interest and is now bringing its debt funding to close to €2 billion to meet demand. Grover takes on more debt funding, this time €270 million from London-based M&G
Will be wound down. Despite seeing interest from investors, they could not get one to sign up. So the company will be shut down until the end of the year. The last day one can use a Nuri account is in mid-December. Neobank Vivid makes
In this interview we focus more on the development of Tvarit, for everyone who likes to learn more, we will also link the October 2019 interview in our blog post.
As industry 4.0 and the industrial internet of things (IIoT) continue to evolve, so too does the potential for artificial intelligence (AI) in manufacturing. Manufacturers are already using AI-powered robots for tasks like welding and fabricating, and the technology is quickly being adopted across the industrial sector. One area where AI is making a big impact is in metal casting. By analyzing data from the casting process, Tvarit can help to optimize production and improve quality control. As a result, factories that adopt AI-powered metal casting solutions are able to produce parts more efficiently and with fewer defects and less energy. Tvarit is one company that is leading the way in this area, and its industrial AI software is helping manufacturers around the world to improve their operations.
In this interview we are talking about metal casting, metal casting parts, industry 4.0, industrie 4.0, industrial internet of things, ai, artificial intelligence, manufacturing,...
