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EPISODE · May 9, 2022 · 27 MIN

49: Understanding Your Startup Ecosystem With Darren Stauffer

from Econ Dev Show Podcast - Economic Development · host Dane Carlson

In this episode, Dane talks with Darren Stauffer. Darren spent four years at the Arlington Economic Development, and now he's in Europe working with Dealroom.co, a venture-backed global data platform for intelligence on startups, innovation, high-growth companies, ecosystems and investment strategies. According to Darren, the tide for economic developers has shifted, and tech ecosystems are truly everywhere. The days of 'we want to be the Silicon Valley of ...' are gone. Every city and region has a story to tell, and the geographic landscape of what can be a tech hub has shifted over the past several years. Understanding this growth while fostering it is going to be more and more important for all types of cities. Because data is powerful. It doesn't matter where your city or region is on the development of their tech ecosystem - data can and does inform decisions and having the right data to help tell your story is important. Like this show? Please leave us a review here — even one sentence helps!Special Guest: Darren Stauffer.

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