Ranked in 2016 as the second most innovative country in the world by the World Intellectual Property Organization and named the most innovative European country by the European Commission, Sweden has no doubt a lesson or two for the rest of Europe when it comes to fostering innovation.

Yes, the term “startup” has become a buzz word by now. Nevertheless you shouldn’t underestimate the many benefits you’ll get from working at one. Here are 5 ways how this experience will boost your career:

European BioTech startups are credited with the creation of almost half a milion jobs & generating €31.6B across EU countries. Reason enough we explain who the brains behind Europe’s red biotechnology movement are:

Startups have finally started to gain some credit for their positive impact on the economy in Europe as well. While the EU was relatively slow in acknowledging this, initiatives have been launched to support innovation and strengthen the startup ecosystem. Hope is on the way!

Innovation in the financial sector is hitting Europe hard, improving & changing everyday life. But who are the FinTech startups behind this revolution?

Roughly a third of tech unicorns in the U.S. will see a decrease in valuation according to SharesPost, a leader that specializes in the private securities market. Let us see why this is, and why FinTech startups might prefer to avoid becoming unicorns.

Banks working with startups. As unlikely as it may sound, cooperation between these two is critical when it comes to FinTech. Still, the relationships formed tend to be tense. Join us as we explore the pro’s and con’s of this uncommon partnership!