“The start-ups have taken the shock rather well”
Just before the Top 100 Swiss Startup Award on Wednesday, Jordi Montserrat talks about the state of start-ups coming out of Covid and after months of conflict in Ukraine.
Posted today at 11:38
Jordi Montserrat, CEO of start-up support company Venturelab.
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In twelve years of existence, the Top 100 Swiss Startup Award has become a reference event. The proof in a few key figures. The 512 start-ups selected since its creation (excluding the 2022 edition) have given work to more than 16,000 people and succeeded in raising funds for 11.1 billion francs. Without omitting certain regrettable bankruptcies such as that of Bestmile in June 2021, 71 of them have successfully exited and 8 have entered the stock market.
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