Startup Life/Communities/News/ Who will be the startup pioneers of the ‘new world’? Nominate the European pioneers you think will be at the forefront of the post-crisis world. By Sifted reporters 22 April 2020 \Startup Life Going global: How startups are scaling via Sweden By Sifted 3 November 2022 Startup Life/Communities/News/ Who will be the startup pioneers of the ‘new world’? Nominate the European pioneers you think will be at the forefront of the post-crisis world. By Sifted reporters 22 April 2020 The world has changed. This year — and probably many years to come — is not going to pan out how anybody expected it to in January. Society is adjusting, priorities are shifting and companies are transforming too — that also goes for the European startup ecosystem. Sectors such as consumer health, education, remote-working, ecommerce and logistics (to name just a few) might never be the same again. We’re putting on our optimists’ hats at Sifted and looking for the ways in which the ‘new world’ might be an improvement on the old. We’d like to highlight some of the people (as well as their products and initiatives) from Europe’s startup ecosystem that will be at the forefront of this evolution. We want to hear about those designing the services we really need now, and about products that make new ways of working and living possible. We want to know about leaders who’ve come into their own during the crisis and the leaders of communities that have become more essential than ever. Let us know who should be on our list of Europe’s new world startup pioneers. Nominate them here. Related Articles It takes a thriving ecosystem for entrepreneurs to fail safely By Nicolas Colin Click here to read more What your startup can learn from dating apps Sponsored by Sendbird Click here to read more How Spanish startups are reversing the country’s brain drain Sponsored by Distrito Digital Click here to read more ‘Menopause tech’ is the hot new niche in femtech By Kitty Knowles Click here to read more Most Read 1 \Startup Life Tech Nation shutting down as UK government controversially pulls key funding 2 \Fintech Monzo revenues surge more than twofold, putting it on track for 2023 profitability 3 \Consumer Glovo lays off 6% of staff following fresh fine from Spanish government 4 \Startup Life How we grew our team 5x without spending £1 on recruitment 5 \Venture Capital France plans to use the startup downturn to come out on top in Europe
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