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Entrepreneurship in Germany
MORE than 50 young people sit in front of their computer in an office building in Prenzlauer Berg a hip neighborhood in Berlin. They drink coffee, debate the newest technological gadgets and explore innovative ideas for business and society. Maybe their company will become the .next big thing", the new Facebook or Twitter, maybe even the new Google. This is just one of hundreds of office spaces packed with young well educated and ambitious entrepreneurs in Germany’s capital. Welcome to the land of ideas, welcome to the city of opportunities, welcome to Germany's biggest startuphub! By competing with the Silicon Valley, London and Tel Aviv, Berlin has become one of the most innovative and entrepreneurial cities in the world. Berlin has profited from this startup-boom and is quickly developing in one of the most attractive cities in Europe.
Germany is at the forefront of the digital revolution. By embracing new technologies and the endless opportunities of the information age German start-ups are competing with the best entrepreneurs of the world. Berlin, Hamburg Cologne and Munich are great examples for the thriving German entrepreneurial scene. To foster innovative business models the German Government supports young entrepreneurs by providing funds, contacts and expertise. In recent years it has become considerably easier to start a company in Germany. Entry barriers have been reduced, administrative tasks have been minimized and legal registration has been facilitated. Last year more than 350.000 new companies were started in Germany. More than 60 percent of all entrepreneurs are between the age of 18 and 40. In 2013 the German government introduced the "German Startup Fund" with more than 150 million Euros made available to young tech entrepreneurs.
Young founders from all over the world cooperate by sharing office space, organizing conferences on entrepreneurship and pitching their ideas to investors. The number of commercial and private financing opportunities has increased significantly over the last few years, making it easier for aspiring start-ups to secure early
stage funding
By collaborating with renowned universities and research organizations entrepreneurs in Germany have the unique opportunity to profit from the newest technological breakthroughs.
The field of science and research in Germany contributes to its status for engineering excellence and innovation. The country is continually investing in brains and knowledge, and some of the salient features of its research capacity constitutes of distinguished infrastructure, a wide variety of disciplines, well-equipped research facilities and competent staff.
This close cooperation is fostered by so called "Accelerators' and "Business Incubators' - research and technology cluster that offer assistance in business development, strategy and organization. The so called "EXIST-Programme", which is funded by the German government, is further improving the entrepreneurial environment at universities and research institutions. The ultimate goal is to create a "Culture of Entrepreneurship' and to support new business by granting funding by transferring of research results and by providing expertise. By creating synergies entrepreneurs in Germany are put in a position to succeed. The German Government especially emphasizes the need to increase the number of high-tech startups in Germany.
Germany also supports foreign founders to implement their innovative ideas and foster technological progress. More than 45 percent of all startups in Germany were founded by foreign entrepreneurs. Most of them come from various educational backgrounds, including finance, business administration, design, engineering or computer science. The German start-up scene is truly international and is based on the notion that a team consisting of people from different countries and a variety of cultural backgrounds are uniquely capable of creating innovation. Therefore the German Government encourages young entrepreneurs from all over the world to come to Germany. So, are you ready to innovate? What is your big idea? Do you have an entrepreneurial mindset? Then you might consider Germany to start your on company.