StartupDelta will introduce you to the startups to be proud of. The Netherlands has a wealth of amazing startups. Some are well-known like Adyen, Booking.com, and Travelbird, others work quietly and diligently at growth and expertise. StartupDelta offers a platform to all. To show you what we’ve got, share insights, and to explore what the Dutch startup ecosystem is all about.

Five fundamental needs

The interviews will not only tell the story behind the business, they will also explore the question of what makes the Dutch ecosystem so appealing. Globally we can distinguish five fundamentals that startups need: Talent, customers & users, content such as events, accelerators & mentors, capital and lastly, a startup friendly environment. Who better to talk to about the availability of these fundamentals in the Netherlands than with the startups of the eco system? How do they make it work for their business? How do they contribute to meeting these needs?

You are the ecosystem

Startups, incubators, and businesses desiring innovation are integral to the ecosystem, actively contributing to keep it healthy. This portal is one such way in which they do so. It’s about sharing ideas and experiences. Sure, everyone loves the startup motto “fail fast, fail often,” but how are failures turned into successes? What’s the great event not to be missed? Which startup do they admire?

StartupDelta wants to talk about the thrill of starting up. We want to show the world what’s on offer in the Dutch startup scene. Let’s be proud.

About the author

For StartupDelta Josephine Meijer talks to founders of startups, resulting in a series of interviews with the organisms of the Dutch startup ecosystem. Josephine is fascinated by startups: aren’t they the ones who create a future in the present and, if they’re really good, will write history in doing so?

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