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Transforming Ocean Data with XOCEAN: Our Latest Investment
We are delighted to announce that Venturebeam has facilitated a €30 million Series B
funding round for XOCEAN, alongside Venturewave Capital, Endeavor Catalyst, and
Enterprise Ireland. This investment accelerates XOCEAN’s mission to revolutionise ocean
data collection for sustainable development.
Venturebeam Launch in Singapore
Venturebeam was launched at an exclusive gathering of the brightest minds in Impact Investing in Singapore today. We were delighted to welcome our Chairman Alan Foy, our Founder Kaidi Ruusalepp, […]
2023 GAC Impact Investing Panel Discussion
Watch a video of the panel discussion on impact in venture investing during VentureWave Capital’s annual Global Advisory Council meeting in Dublin in September 2023.
Introduction to Venturebeam
Watch a video of VentureWave Capital introducing Venturebeam during the annual Global Advisory Council meeting in Dublin in September 2023.
The Thunderous Entrance of Sovereign Wealth Funds Into the VC World
Benefitting from a virtually unlimited influx of capital, sovereign wealth funds have quietly been ramping up their investments in startups worldwide.
The Spanish Startup Scene’s Quiet Ascent
Trailing behind its neighbours up north, the Spanish startup scene is quietly maturing.
The Great Japanese Paradox
How one of the most innovative countries on earth almost forgot to build a startup ecosystem.
The First Unicorn Is the Hardest
Over the past two decades, Endeavor has supported founders from over 30+ countries. We have seen the rise and flourishing of new startup ecosystems around the globe. As I’ll explain later through our “Multiplier Effect” theory, an ecosystemʼs takeoff often starts with a couple of brave souls.
Bolt: How a 19-year-old Estonian Founder Took on Uber
Lacking both money and experience, Markus Villig had to get creative to take a stab at Uber’s empire.