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The tailored guide for entrepreneurs, complete with overviews on the ecosystem of one of Europe's strongest trading cities.
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As the second largest German city and the second largest port in Europe, Hamburg is not a stranger to trading and entrepreneurship. Its geographical location has allowed the harbor city to be one of the main trading centers of the Old Continent, setting a good ground for Hamburg to be a strong player in German economics.
There has been a recent boom in the startup ecosystem, with massive investments (i.e. the seven-digit investment for eBlocker), a growing number of coworking spaces, and entrepreneurs moving to explore the new, hip soul of the city.
For one such adventurer, Startup Guide Hamburg will give insider tips from interviews with established influencers in the Hamburg scene, features on up-and-coming startups in the area, and overviews on the city's coworking spaces and programs.
Startup Guide Hamburg was made in partnership with betahaus Hamburg and supported by KPMG, Airbus and Hamburg@work.
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As the second largest German city and the second largest port in Europe, Hamburg is not a stranger to trading and entrepreneurship. Its geographical location has allowed the harbor city to be one of the main trading centers of the Old Continent, setting a good ground for Hamburg to be a strong player in German economics. There has been a recent boom in the startup ecosystem, with massive investments (i.e. the seven-digit investment for eBlocker), a growing number of coworking spaces, and entrepreneurs moving to explore the new, hip soul of the city. For one such adventurer, Startup Guide Hamburg will give insider tips from interviews with established influencers in the Hamburg scene, features on up-and-coming startups in the area, and overviews on the city's coworking spaces and programs.Startup Guide Hamburg was made in partnership with betahaus Hamburg and supported by KPMG, Airbus and Hamburg@work.
