Innovate100‘s global competition to find the world’s top technology, media and communications startups has been heating up recently and the hunt has continued through out Amsterdam, Barcelona, Tel Aviv & Istanbul !
You can watch all the action from the Pitch Slams and winning pitches below:
Innovate100 – Amsterdam Event Report
Hermione finds out what shaking in the Amsterdam tech scene and why are Dutch people so tall?
Innovate100 – Amsterdam Event Report from Guidewire Group on Vimeo.
TinyPay.Me – Finalists - Amsterdam Pitch Slam
TinyPay.Me – Finalists (with feedback) Amsterdam Pitch Slam from Guidewire Group on Vimeo.
Innovate100 – Barcelona Event Report
Hermione goes on the hunt to find out what’s hot, hot, hot in the Spanish tech scene and discovers a new way to fashionably recharge your portable devices using solar paneled bags and accessories. One might say a winning idea!
Innovate100 – Barcelona Event Report from Guidewire Group on Vimeo.
Innovalley – Finalists – Barcelona Pitch Slam
Innovalley – Finalists (with feedback) Barcelona Pitch Slam from Guidewire Group on Vimeo.
Innovate100 – Tel Aviv Event Report
Hermione meets Blonde20 who gives her an insight into the thriving tech scene in Tel Aviv, interviews some of the companies pitching and finds out about the tough competition surrounding the event!
Innovate100 – Tel Aviv Report from Guidewire Group on Vimeo.
Waze – Finalists (with feedback) Tel Aviv Pitch Slam
Waze – Finalists (with feedback) Tel Aviv Pitch Slam from Guidewire Group on Vimeo.
Innovate100 Istanbul Pitch Slam
At this point a little know Icelandic volcanic eruption threatened our Istanbul Pitch Slam but we made sure we could capture the competition in Turkey’s capital so you can watch the winner’s pitch below!
Anneysen.com – Finalists – Turkey Istanbul Pitch Slam
Very nice video as usual.. It’s really interesting to see start-ups pitching all over the world.
It seems English is the language of pitching everywhere. It must be frustrating if you don’t speak it well enough to pitch but have a really great idea. My sympathies to anyone in that category.
I can’t imagine having to pitch in a foreign language. It’s hard enough in my native English.