Join two venture builders and serial investors in discussing how the industry transitions from investment only towards collaborative, educational and mentoring initiatives. When confronted with the concept of venture capitalists, most people think of start-up investors trying to identify the next unicorn or decacorn in pursuit of the highest possible profit. However, what does it mean to find start-ups to invest in, what are their needs and requirements and what is the success rate of such investments? That and much more was a part of the Wolves Summit 2021. Join Alina Nilsson, Co-founder at EMERGE and SOLYANKA, as a moderator, together with her guests Alexander Chekan, Founding team member, Chief of Staff @Palta and Nina Alastruey, Principle @Demium and gain insights into the decision processes of these two companies when it comes to investment as well as the general venture capital industry, new forms of start-up investments and smart money.
Wolves Summit 14th (October 19-21, 2021) attracted 2087 attendees from 60 countries The winner of the Great Pitch Contest is PleasyPay - an Intimate Wellness App offering games-based relationship management solutions. The format is set to change next edition as the organiser is looking to pilot a 5-day tech week programme of regional events
Largest startup tech conference in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Panel speakers from leading corporations and investors in the region, including Bolt, Microsoft, Seedcamp, Dealroom, and Romania’s first unicorn UiPath Panel speakers from government funds including Austria, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Poland, Ukraine and Singapore Immersive virtual experience available globally for online attendees via Hopin
The world of startups is absolutely fascinating; it’s all about the story, the team that makes it possible, and the innovation that lies at the heart of each idea. Looking from a more pragmatic perspective, it also all boils down to finding a solution everyone was seeking but no one was building. The good thing is that one good pitch can change it all.
Wolves Summit recently sat down with Angelo Burgarello, AI Startup Incubator’s Managing Partner, about the role Wolves Summit played in matching the organisation with high-potential startups, the fund theses and investment strategy and what it is that he looks for in a startup before investing.
London & Warsaw, 19th August 2021 - Wolves Summit, the largest startup technology conference in the CEE (Central and Eastern European) region today announced its most expansive investor lineup, also sharing news of the speakers and partners that will make this 14th edition of the Summit the most impactful yet.
Many promising solutions are born in the fight against cancer and other devastating conditions, however, most of them fail due to the lack of business skills, network, and commercial support.The trajectory of healthcare startups differs from other sectors; the product development and validation take longer, investing in such startups is riskier, but the return and the social impact are much greater. The pandemic also showed that radical and destructive changes can fuel scientific research and innovation. An acceleration programme can help the innovators deliver their life-saving solutions to patients much quicker.
Join two venture builders and serial investors in discussing how the industry transitions from investment only towards collaborative, educational and mentoring initiatives. When confronted with the concept of venture capitalists, most people think of start-up investors trying to identify the next unicorn or decacorn in pursuit of the highest possible profit. However, what does it mean to find start-ups to invest in, what are their needs and requirements and what is the success rate of such investments? That and much more was a part of the Wolves Summit 2021. Join Alina Nilsson, Co-founder at EMERGE and SOLYANKA, as a moderator, together with her guests Alexander Chekan, Founding team member, Chief of Staff @Palta and Nina Alastruey, Principle @Demium and gain insights into the decision processes of these two companies when it comes to investment as well as the general venture capital industry, new forms of start-up investments and smart money.
Wolves Summit 14th (October 19-21, 2021) attracted 2087 attendees from 60 countries The winner of the Great Pitch Contest is PleasyPay - an Intimate Wellness App offering games-based relationship management solutions. The format is set to change next edition as the organiser is looking to pilot a 5-day tech week programme of regional events
Largest startup tech conference in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) Panel speakers from leading corporations and investors in the region, including Bolt, Microsoft, Seedcamp, Dealroom, and Romania’s first unicorn UiPath Panel speakers from government funds including Austria, Slovenia, Czech Republic, Poland, Ukraine and Singapore Immersive virtual experience available globally for online attendees via Hopin
The world of startups is absolutely fascinating; it’s all about the story, the team that makes it possible, and the innovation that lies at the heart of each idea. Looking from a more pragmatic perspective, it also all boils down to finding a solution everyone was seeking but no one was building. The good thing is that one good pitch can change it all.
Wolves Summit recently sat down with Angelo Burgarello, AI Startup Incubator’s Managing Partner, about the role Wolves Summit played in matching the organisation with high-potential startups, the fund theses and investment strategy and what it is that he looks for in a startup before investing.
London & Warsaw, 19th August 2021 - Wolves Summit, the largest startup technology conference in the CEE (Central and Eastern European) region today announced its most expansive investor lineup, also sharing news of the speakers and partners that will make this 14th edition of the Summit the most impactful yet.
Many promising solutions are born in the fight against cancer and other devastating conditions, however, most of them fail due to the lack of business skills, network, and commercial support.The trajectory of healthcare startups differs from other sectors; the product development and validation take longer, investing in such startups is riskier, but the return and the social impact are much greater. The pandemic also showed that radical and destructive changes can fuel scientific research and innovation. An acceleration programme can help the innovators deliver their life-saving solutions to patients much quicker.
Join the 8th edition of the biggest multinational event in Central and Eastern Europe focused on networking.
Bridge between investors, corporations, and promising startups.
Warsaw, October 23-24, 2018
