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Mar 4, 2021 57 min

EP-15: Startup Ecosystem Development in Developing Countries and Rural Cities

from Startup Ecosystem Podcast

This is the last episode of a three-part series taken from the second edition of the StartupBlink Ecosystem Summit event (January 26, 2021). Some of the world's foremost experts and leaders in ecosystem development discuss startup ecosystem development in developing countries and rural cities for 2021. The StartupBlink Ecosystem Summit is a quarterly gathering of some of the world's foremost experts and leaders in ecosystem development and offers a forum for learning and knowledge-sharing on what it takes to create an environment where entrepreneurship flourishes. StartupBlink is the world's most comprehensive startup ecosystem map and research center, working with more than 50 municipalities and governments worldwide. Its global startup ecosystem map has tens of thousands of registered startups, coworking spaces, and accelerators, creating a robust sample of innovation globally. In order to help our partners further their brand recognition and generate leads in the tech industry of their choice, StartupBlink builds vertical maps, Helping them to position their company as a thought-leader at the forefront of their industry. Find out more here! Listen in Itunes Listen in Stitcher (Android) Listen in Spotify

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