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Top Ecosystems For Female Founders & Startup Community Deep Dives From Miami to New Zealand

New member spotlights on Amsterdam, Tokyo, Ireland, Singapore, Antwerp, Greater Helsinki & Calgary  view in browser AUGUST 2019 Female Founders & Thriving Startup Sectors From Antwerp to Singapore, Startup Genome's Global Member Network is busy expanding the inclusiveness of their ecosystems. To celebrate their success we've recently launched a female founder blog series highlighting the top ecosystems for women in tech. Also, our global startup Ambassadors are throwing Startup Agora dinners to drive local connectedness. Checkout New Zealand's recent dinner recap below. As usual, Startup Genome leadership is globetrotting and in Copenhagen this week for Digital Frontrunners, a full-day invite-only conference for policymakers, startups, technologists, corporates and journalists focusing on the impact of next-gen technologies like Artificial Intelligence, Robotics and Open Data. We'll be reporting back! Sincerely, JF Founder & CEO Startup Genome Reveals Top 10 Startup Ecosystems for Female Founders and Launches Women In Tech Blog Series Female Founders Research Overview. The top five ecosystems are Chicago, New York City, Kuala Lumpur, Shanghai, and Houston. Globally, only 14.1% of tech founders are women. READ MORE  How Chicago Became the Top Ecosystem in the World for Women-Led Startups. Chicago’s women-led organizations are helping to build a powerful startup ecosystem. READ MORE Houston is one of the top startup ecosystems for female founders. Our third installment of the female founder series highlights the organizations and companies that are helping women in Houston succeed. READ MORE NYC, Shanghai, and Kuala Lumpur Female Founder Blog Posts Coming Soon! New Zealand's Startup Genome Agora Dinner Breaking Bread in New Zealand to Hack a Strong Startup Ecosystem New Zealand’s first ever Startup Genome Agora dinner came together in under a week – with some quick moves by local Ambassadors Dil Khosa and Jackie Young. Over dinner startup leaders discussed ‘As an emerging ecosystem, what does it take for New Zealand to level up?’ Read the Recap.  Since the launch of the Global Startup Ecosystem Report 2019, over 270 articles have cited our research including - You can build a healthier startup without VC money - VentureBeat  4 Painful Realities Your Scaling Startup Must Accept in Order to Grow Global - Entrepreneur Women take the lead in building Houston’s tech ecosystem - Houston Chronicle Nine European cities in the top startup ecosystems for 2019 - Startupper Startup Ecosystem Spotlights SHARE THIS Share Tweet Share

Startup Genome, Newsletter - Startup Ecosystem

April Is a Full On Sprint Here at Startup Genome! We've just given our website a major facelift, and our team is gearing up for the Global Entrepreneurship Congress (GEC) in Bahrain next week. Also, we're putting final touches on the 2019 Global Startup Ecosystem Report (GSER), which will launch at The Next Web Conference on Thursday, May 9. The GSER is the world’s most comprehensive research on startup ecosystems and is based on interviews, surveys, and research from hundreds of startup support organizations, thousands of founders, and millions of companies. As a newsletter subscriber, you'll be one of the first to see the GSER. Keep an eye on your inbox on May 9! Global Startup Ecosystem Highlights Read More on the Startup Genome Blog One last thing: Share this newsletter on Twitter, LinkedIn or Facebook using the hashtag #GSER2019 to win a free ticket to The Next Web Conference in Amsterdam! Share Share Share

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Startup Genome, Newsletter - Where should you go next?

Have you considered where is the best talent, knowledge and market to grow your business? In a ever more connected world, anywhere in the world a possibility. We're here to share data that makes it possible. This edition, we bring you the 50 fastest growing cities in the US - a study in conjunction with Inc. magazine. Going further, we listed the top 8 global startup events to attend in 2019. About that, join us at the Global Entrepreneurship Congress - by our partner the Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN) - hosted in April by Bahrain, one of the fastest growing Middle-Eastern economies (also featured on our "Spotlight" section below). We’ll reach out monthly with updates on the state of startup ecosystems around the world. Drop us a line to share what you’d like to hear about. Stay connected, Laís de Oliveira Community Development Director Where should you go next? We got together with Inc. Magazine and crunched the data to score and rank the top 50 metro areas in the U.S. on seven key indicators - from early-stage funding metrics to job creation - to help you answer this question.  Insights on the fastest growing economies in the US Austin is now growing four times faster than most of Silicon Valley. San Diego is booming with Biotech, aerospace, and 157 breweries.  The future corners of innovation in the US are beyond the traditional expected places. Find what makes these cities surge... Read more. Read More 8 global startup events you can't miss (and why) So much to do, so little time. There's a startup-related event nearly every week throughout the year. What to attend? Why? We can't define it for you, but share where we're going. Keep Reading   Spotlight: Bahrain  The smallest state in the Middle East, it has been a pioneer in building a diversified economy away from natural resources, with emphasis in making the country a center of Islamic finance. Keep Reading As we speak, we're crunching the data to our next Global Startup Ecosystem Report - featuring 45+ ecosystems across the world from Manila to Houston - to be launched at TNW in May. Until then, stay in tune to learn where to go next (in the world). Read More at the Startup Genome Blog

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