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Will Seedcamp London fund your bright idea? Story bySimone Brummelhuis Simone worked as a successful lawyer before becoming an entrepreneur by setting up her own B2B publishing company Brummsbooks. Thereafter, a(show all)Simone worked as a successful lawyer before becoming an entrepreneur by setting up her own B2B publishing company Brummsbooks. Thereafter, as co-owner and managing director of IENS (www.iens.nl), she developed this start-up into the no. 1 user generated content database publisher of restaurant guides in The Netherlands....

Will Seedcamp London fund your bright idea? Story bySimone Brummelhuis Simone worked as a successful lawyer before becoming an entrepreneur by setting up her own B2B publishing company Brummsbooks. Thereafter, a(show all)Simone worked as a successful lawyer before becoming an entrepreneur by setting up her own B2B publishing company Brummsbooks. Thereafter, as co-owner and managing director of IENS (www.iens.nl), she developed this start-up into the no. 1 user generated content database publisher of restaurant guides in The Netherlands....

Will the EU reach its emissions targets? 3 sustainability startups weigh in It’s time to speed up the rate of innovation Berlin-based wind energy startup,MOWEAis ensuring all businesses have access to wind energy technology by looking to… Legos? Instead of limiting wind energy systems to large, rural megawatt turbines, they’ve developed smaller, lightweight, modular versions that can be stacked and easily attached anywhere from the roofs of high rise buildings, to telecommunications towers, to industrial warehouses or chimneys....

Will the EU reach its emissions targets? 3 sustainability startups weigh in It’s time to speed up the rate of innovation Berlin-based wind energy startup,MOWEAis ensuring all businesses have access to wind energy technology by looking to… Legos? Instead of limiting wind energy systems to large, rural megawatt turbines, they’ve developed smaller, lightweight, modular versions that can be stacked and easily attached anywhere from the roofs of high rise buildings, to telecommunications towers, to industrial warehouses or chimneys....

Will the metaverse replace offices? Not by a longshot Dancin' with myself So why are companies so excited about the metaverse? Working in the metaverse would allow workers to be 100% remote, while still allowing for social interaction. For employers, this means a limitless talent pool, as workers from Michigan to Mozambique can interact together in a virtual, hyper realistic world. And for employees, this means they would get the freedom and flexibility of working from anywhere they want....