Natalie is a sociologist and Research Director for the European Startup Initiative, a non-profit research group. For the last four years, she has been conducting fieldwork with entrepreneurs and community builders for the project, The Startup City.

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The Tech.eu team has a great opportunity to attend and take part in countless tech events around Europe (and the world!) every year.  Events are an incredible chance to elevate some of the themes and issues that are shaping European technology and entrepreneurship.

Events also give us the chance to connect with startups and early-stage entrepreneurs to scope out the new trends and technologies on the horizon.

Speaking with early-stage founders is one of the best ways to gauge the vitality of an ecosystem, and learn more about who is driving it forward.

This year, we partnered with TechBBQ to help shine a light on some of these early-stage companies, and give founders a chance to tell their story in their own words.

TechBBQ emerged from humble origins to become the largest startup and innovation summit in Scandinavia. As a non-profit dedicated to supporting their community, they have worked to elevate the work of this unique ecosystem.

Together with the TechBBQ team, we reached out to all of their exhibiting and pitching startups to have them share why their companies should be on our radar. The result is a brand new report, which is available here. The companies represented in these pages represent some of the most exciting new talents to come out of the Nordic and Baltic tech ecosystems. It’s possible one might be the next Nordic unicorn. But each of them has a story worth sharing, and we’re delighted to share them all with you.