The results of Slush 2023 are impressive: Last year's 13,000 visitors included around 5,000 startups and 3,000 investors. According to the organizers, a total of over 20,000 meetings were booked between both parties via the Slush platform, representing around 1,000 calls per hour The investors on site brought together over three trillion dollars in assets, making the event the largest gathering of venture capital on the planet.
For startups in need of capital, a visit of the event in Helsinki This makes it a must-attend event in the annual calendar. Munich Startup will also be there again this year – with its own booth for the third time in a row. Together with the partner cities of Startup Champs (Hamburg, Cologne, and Berlin), we will once again be part of the German-Finnish Chamber of Commerce's Germany booth. Munich Startup will give three Munich startups the opportunity to present themselves to the trade fair visitors.
The package includes:
- one entry ticket for Slush 2024 (1 ticket per startup)
- the integration of your logo at the joint stand of the Startup Champ cities Cologne, Berlin, Hamburg and Munich
- the temporary use of the joint stand as your own presence at the trade fair
- Participation in various exclusive side events
In addition, the selected startups can register for the Slush 100 pitch competition. The winning team of this startup competition, organized by the organizers of Slush, will receive an investment of one million euros from leading early-stage funds Accel, General Catalyst, Lightspeed Venture Partners, NEA, and Northzone.
Registration for Munich Startup’s slush stand until August 23
Tech startups from Munich that are based on munich-startup.de/startups are listed, generate a measurable impact with their product or service, and generate initial revenue. The startup's total funding to date must not exceed €750,000. Furthermore, internationalization or the acquisition of international investors should be on the agenda. The application deadline is August 23, 2024.
That a visit to the fair is worthwhile is also confirmed Manuel Opitz, CEO and CO-Founder of Deepeye Medical. He was part of the Munich delegation last year and commented:
"I'm impressed by the response rate for investor inquiries we received at Slush: Seven out of ten responded to our request, we scheduled six meetings, and all of the investors showed up. We even had three more investor inquiries. I don't quite remember that from Bits & Pretzels. Secondly, I thought the side events and pre-events on Day 0 were fantastic; they're a great way to network with sector-specific investors and startups in a small setting."
You can find the application form here.
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