In the CEE region investments are increasing 150% year on year – and this is the moment to get in on the CEE investment action. But where to start? It all depends on what you want to invest in, as there’s certainly no shortage of options. Here, we’ll give you a preview of the sorts of startups you can meet at B2B matchmaking, to invest in, advise, and watch grow beyond all expectations. All you need to do is book your spot at Wolves Summit and get networking. Ready to take a look at what investment potentials are on offer? Let’s go.

“How much am I worth?” Now, that's a cheeky way to start a conversation at a bar. But if you're a startup in the hot new CEE market, it's the question that should be at the top of your mind! It is no secret that the CEE region is the next hotbed for tech innovation worldwide. From internet vanguard Estonia to growth market champion Poland, CEE is flush with young tech talent. Low operation costs, and prime access to EU markets and beyond are part of the region's recipe for success. CEE accounts for ¾ of Europe’s fastest-growing economies. New investment is flocking to the region. But despite that, widespread access to VC and Angel funding is still a new kid on the block in CEE.

VC Investing in CEE Unless you’ve had your head under a rock, you’ll know all about the explosion of investment opportunities in startups in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). Low labour costs, high levels of education, and a young population all combine to create a hub of innovative software developers and engineers. If you’re keen to know about the opportunities for VC investing in CEE, and how to get in on the wealth of opportunities, read on.

The 5th edition of one of the largest startup conferences in the CEE region has come to an end. Wolves Summit, which took place in Warsaw’s Palace of Culture and Science on 28-29th March 2017, gathered 1920 business and tech representatives from 51 countries around the world.

Kinga Stanisławska has great experience in all investment areas: investment banking, private equity and venture capital industry. It helps her grow one of the most prominent venture capitals (Experior Venture Fund) in the CEE region. Personally, she says that she has just started and really likes to work with early stage companies and startup founders.

Piotr Piasek, the co-founder of Wolves Summit, talks with Barbara Sobowska, Harvard Law School graduate about her business and deal experience. Barbara left her growing career in the biggest firms and decided to pursue her own path working closely with startups and investors.