Through the Startup Manifesto, a bottom-up movement was created as Neelie Kroes lead by example, by seeking out a number of individuals that could credibly voice the concerns and needs of the startup community and drive their point home with the policy makers at all levels. How can governments upgrade their system to make it easier for startups to blossom? Xavier, founder of OpenCollective takes us through the 5 main ways of building a startup friendly environment.
What you will learn:
– 5 ways to arrive to a startup friendly environment
– How can cities build a healthy startup ecosystem?
– Benefits of leading a bottom-up movement
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