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Covid-19 will change the makeup of our towns and cities. Business’ will disappear. Unemployment and inequality might rise. Inhabitants may move to get more space. As a result some places will experience depopulation, while others will grow. Is your municipality prepared?
At Startup Migrants, we believe that data-driven policies and inclusive entrepreneurship are essential to thrive in the future.
The number of migrant founders in your community can serve as a thermometer of the health of the local entrepreneurial ecosystem. Communities with a strong entrepreneurial culture are characterised by a relatively high proportion of women and immigrants starting and running businesses.
How to develop an inclusive business community so that migrant entrepreners can thrive in your city.
What data do you need to best foster growth in the future? Get insights from our database.
A 3-day crash course in entrepreneurship aiming to connect diverse talent with cities startup ecosystems.
During an economical downturn many, especially migrants, will turn to entrepreneurship to make a living. The goal of each community should be that these companies become as successful as possible. That requires good local policies.
At Startup Migrants we search through European datasets and statistics to find out which communities pursue policies that foster successful new businesses. We give other communities insight into our data and advice om how to develop and implement good local policies.
With bold policies and data-driven decisions cities can help new businesses to grow faster and create new jobs.
I just finished reading Startup Migrants and it is amazing! It has my juices pumping so much, my wife has threatened with forcing me to wear the mask around the house to stop talking about entrepreneurship and migrants. Seriously, though, it was very inspiring and helpful to see so many pieces carefully placed together in a coherent way to show a bit of the way forward in regards to migration and entrepreneurship.
