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Al via la startup competition di To The Peak

Un impegno formale di investimento da almeno 460mila euro. È l’ammontare dei fondi che andranno ai vincitori della startup competition di To The Peak, l’evento internazionale dedicato a startup, investitori...

Al via la startup competition di To The Peak

The To The Peak startup competition, an international event focused on startups, investors, and businesses, took place in Bolzano from September 9th to the 11th. A minimum investment of €460,000 was awarded to the winners, with funds provided by 360 Capital and the Tyrolean business angel network, totaling €460,000, along with an additional €100,000 from BlueLime.

Over 230 candidates from more than ten countries, including the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Spain, Portugal, Moldova, Finland, Estonia, and Peru, competed. The startups represented Italy, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and international presence, showcasing solutions across various fields such as artificial intelligence, climate tech, health, and advanced manufacturing.

The 21 selected teams advanced to the semifinal, preparing to compete for the investment alongside 60 other startups offering opportunities for founder, startupper, investor, and entrepreneur comparisons and growth. Stefano Ceravolo, co-founder and head of startup relations at To The Peak, emphasized the vibrant and high-quality startup ecosystem in Italy and beyond.

The competition featured investments from 360 Capital and the Tyrolean business angel network, alongside BlueLime, marking the first international episode of the format in Bolzano.

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