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Estonia is home to a tech ecosystem that punches well above its weight, leading in terms of venture funding relative to GDP and the creation of $B companies per capita. What is driving the outsized success of this small European nation, and what can other countries learn from its success?
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How are Europe’s companies tracking when it comes to investment? This chapter explores the flow of capital into the continent’s startups, from how companies are performing at different stages and in different regions, to which founders are most likely to achieve $1B+ outcomes.
The Nordics region has firmly established itself as a European tech leader, home to era-defining companies like Spotify and Klarna. Companies in this region are especially strong in sectors like gaming, fintech and cleantech, and more global leaders are being produced here. This fast-track insight digs into the Nordic growth data.
Finland hires more tech workers than any other country in Europe, due to the number of people the telecoms company Nokia hires. The talent is there, but Finland has more room to grow when it comes to investing into tech companies, and helping them to scale. This fast-track insight explores what’s driving this Nordic ecosystem.
