DEEP Ecosystems empowers entrepreneurs to build startup ecosystems that solve the biggest challenges of our times. The DEEP team has experienced ecosystem building first-hand in fast growing startup hubs like Munich, Chile, Tallinn and Lisbon. They have now recently launched the Stockholm Impact Ecosystem Accelerator in collaboration with Invest Stockholm as a follow-up to their Stockholm Impact Ecosystem Hack organized during the Stockholm Impact Week. We are meeting Thomas Kösters, Managing Director at DEEP Ecosystems to discuss: ⭐️ Why we need to shift our focus to building Ecosystem? ⭐️ What are the building blocks of a Startup Ecosystem? ⭐️ What are the challenges involved in building Ecosystems? ⭐️ How can Entrepreneurs build or accelerate an Ecosystem? ⭐️ What Tools and Resources are needed to build an Ecosystem? ⭐️ What is big idea behind Startup Heatmap Europe? ⭐️ A short update on Programs an Initiatives by DEEP. ⭐️ Audience Q&A and open-mic! The discussion will be moderated by Naimul Abd, Business Advisor & Partnerships Lead at Coompanion Stockholm, serial impact entrepreneur, Regional Director Nordics at the Founder Institute, and Regional Director Nordics at Startup Grind.
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