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Amsterdam Area

Astrolescent is the leading DEX aggregator on the Radix network, optimizing trades for our users by splitting them up across several decentralized exchanges, getting them the most tokens in return.

Amsterdam, North Holland, Netherlands

GroundControl is Innovation Accounting Software, making innovation measurable, manageable, and visible. It helps with all 5 elements of a mature Innovation Ecosystem: Innovation Practice, Innovation Accounting, Innovation Portfolio, the Innovation Thesis and by providing an Innovation Framework.

Amsterdam Area

DefiPlaza is a decentralized exchange on Ethereum and Radix, designed to make providing liquidity sustainably profitable.

Amsterdam Area, Netherlands

NEXT Amsterdam is a boutique consultancy firm specialised in the strategy and governance around innovating new business models. We help our clients create and test new products for new markets with the processes around data-driven innovation labs, a uniform way of working for corporate startup teams and stage-gated investment boards.NEXT Startup Ventures.

Amsterdam Area, Netherlands

NEXT Startup Ventures invests in startups through cash investments and by helping them find a scalable and repeatable business model via our personalised 2-year accelerator.Our portfolio consists of Cocoon, Butleroy and Peermatch.

Linz, Austria

We met the founders of Butleroy Philipp Baldauf, Gregor Pitchler, Philipp Jahoda and Simon Kapl at The Business Angel summit in Austria, when they were still called: “MyAlfred” and had a few thousands monthly users. We invested in their seed round with a combination of cash and by providing them access to our Next Startup Ventures programme.

Vienna, Austria

We first got in touch with the European Super Angels Club when we invested in Butleroy in 2017 and have been jointly looking at several deals since then.

Amsterdam Area, Netherlands

We met Martijn Frusch and Vincent Oord through Rockstart’s web&mobile programme in 2015. They were selected out of a group of over 700 startups. Cocoon was a mobile job matching app which was connecting tech talent to start-ups and scale-ups in Western Europe. After coaching them during the programme, we liked the founders and the proposition and together.

Amsterdam Area, Netherlands

Rockstart, one of Europe's first multi-vertical startup accelerators, was founded in Amsterdam in 2011 with a goal to provide startups with access to the market, capital, knowledge, and community. Since then Rockstart has become the specialist in building entire ecosystems around specific domains—such as Digital Health, Smart Energy, Agrifood, and.

Amsterdam

Together with Lucien Burm I co-founded the Amsterdam Startup Week. Why? Because back then the only other event for startups was TheNextWeb conference and Startup Weekend and we needed more events for startups.Startup Week was an annual event, organized by the startups themselves. It’s organized from the inside out. Startup week connects the different.

Amsterdam Area, Netherlands

Snowciety is a mobile social network for skiers and snowboarders.

Rotterdam Area, Netherlands

Together with Esther Gons I I helped Yuri van Geest and Leon Pals to bring Lean Startup Machine to Rotterdam, where I mentored the inaugural event back in 2012. Lean Startup Machine later evolved into Evolv weekend. Originally founded in New York in 2010, Lean Startup Machine was the world's leading bootcamp on Lean Startup methodology. During 2010-2015 it.

Europe

I was part of the team who introduced Startupbus to Europe and organized its first trip from Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Berlin, Zurich to Paris (LeWeb conference) in 2011.The StartupBus is an annual technological startup competition and entrepreneurship boot camp, described as a Hackathon, created by Elias Bizannes in February 2010. The competition is held.

Amsterdam Area, Netherlands

The Next Web is a technology focused media company founded in 2006. In the early days TheNextWeb consisted of the blog, the events and several startup initiatives by Boris Veldhuizen van Zanten and Patrick de Laive amongst which Twitter Counter, Paydro and a local foursquare competitor. I was asked to coach the startups as the Entrepreneur in Residence

SB/SD was with 1,5 million signups and close to 2 million unique visitors a month, the largest social network for youngsters (12-25) between 2001 and 2007 in the Netherlands, before the start of Hyves. More than 40% of all Dutch youngsters had an account: 1.4 million in total. SB/SD was unique in the sense that it made 90% of its revenue from.