Category: News and Events
Development and Quality – The New Alliance New National Developmental Education Policy
Starttech Ventures is excited to host a series of comprehensive workshops with Michalis Charalampidis a Greek politician, sociologist and author. Starting from Tuesday, October 3, 2023, at 18:00
12 + 1 Aspects of Natural Intelligence.
The article presented here was the result of a Starttech internal discussion on AI issues. It was translated by the author, Prof. Georgakopoulos, with some minor editing, from the Greek prototype.
Opportunities to work in Greece – 2nd webinar by Starttech Ventures
Season’s greetings! In case you missed it, a few weeks ago we ran the 2nd webinar of our latest initiative. “Work in Greece” is an open call for talented people from all over the world, interested in working at one of our tech startups. What we’re trying to achieve with this strategic decision is build […]
The Eleven Alpha investment is out!
Our good friends at Eleven Ventures just rolled out their brand new investment program, named Eleven Alpha! Find out how it works and how you can become a part of it, by November 19th, 2022.
The story of Orfium: Scale-up Greece meetup #7
It’s been a “long time, no see” since our latest live Scale-up Greece event. And we’re finally back on track with a new live session. In case you missed it, this time — in our first live meetup after the pandemic — we got the chance to visit the offices of a Greek scale up […]
Donate blood at Starttech; Join us!
As part of our efforts to give back to the community, we’re organizing a volunteer blood donation on our premises, on Tuesday, October 18th.
Our 1st “Opportunities to work in Greece” webinar just happened!
We completed our 1st Work In Greece webinar to attract skilled workers to Greek start-ups. Anyone qualified can win a job at a startup in Athens.
Join us at our Scale-Up Greece meetup with ORFIUM
We’re back with a meetup event hosted by one of the country’s fastest-growing and most ambitious scale-ups: ORFIUM! Join us, this Wednesday!
There’s no such thing as brain-drain, there’s just mobility
During the 2008 economic crisis, people migrated elsewhere, in search of a better life. This was named “brain drain”. But, was it, really?