Technology startup ecosystem
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Faber Ventures
Faber is a Lisbon-based venture capital firm founded in 2012, investing in early-stage deep tech and climate technology companies at the intersection of science and technology in Southern Europe. The firm has backed notable startups including Unbabel, SWORD Health, Codacy, and Smartex, typically writing cheques of €100,000 to €2.5 million. Its latest fund, Faber Tech III, has a target size of €60 million and is anchored by the European Investment Fund and the NATO Innovation Fund.
Factory Berlin
Factory Berlin is one of Europe's most prominent startup and innovation campuses, operating from two locations in Berlin: the original Factory Mitte (in a renovated brewery near the former Berlin Wall) and Factory Goerlitzer Park in Kreuzberg. Founded in 2014, Factory Berlin provides coworking and office space to startups, scale-ups, and corporate innovation teams, but its primary value lies in its curated community of over 3,500 members and its extensive event and programming calendar. Tenants and alumni include SoundCloud, Uber's Berlin office, and numerous venture-backed startups. Factory's community team runs mentorship circles, industry salons, investor matchmaking, and cross-border programs connecting Berlin founders with ecosystems in Silicon Valley and Asia. The campus has become a symbol of Berlin's tech scene and a standard stop for visiting delegations exploring the European startup landscape.
Fikir Coworking
Fikir is a 24/7 coworking space operating two branches in Baku (Elmler and Ağ Şəhər districts), with a third location announced. It offers hot desks, dedicated desks, private offices, meeting rooms for up to 12 people, and an event hall for up to 70 people. The space targets freelancers, remote workers, and early-stage startup teams in Baku's growing tech community.
Fleka
Digital product and user-experience studio at Ulica Vasa Raičkovića 13/1 in Podgorica, which describes creating digital products as a passion rather than a job. It brings together designers and engineers on product design and development for client projects, and publishes case studies of the work it ships.
FOSDEM 2026
Free and open source software developers' conference, covering a wide range of topics and technologies. A major community-driven event for open source enthusiasts and professionals in Brussels.
Frank Thelen
Frank Thelen is one of Germany's most recognized tech investors and serial entrepreneurs, widely known for his role as a judge on the TV show Die Hoehle der Loewen (the German equivalent of Shark Tank). Thelen founded several technology companies before launching 10xDNA, his deep-tech venture capital fund focused on artificial intelligence, quantum computing, space tech, and synthetic biology. As an angel investor, he has backed dozens of early-stage German and European startups, bringing operational experience from building and scaling software companies since the late 1990s. He is a vocal advocate for bolder tech ambition in Germany and frequently speaks on digital transformation policy.
Gege Gatt
Gege Gatt is the Chief Executive Officer of ebo.AI, a Malta-based conversational AI platform company focused on customer engagement automation for enterprises. He is a recognised figure in the Maltese technology and AI ecosystem and a frequent speaker at major industry events. Gatt is a confirmed speaker in the Data & AI track at TechTok 2026.
General Catalyst
La Famiglia is a European seed-stage venture capital firm founded in 2016 by Jeannette zu Fuerstenberg, with offices in Berlin, Paris, and London. The firm bridges the gap between European industry corporates and technology startups, leveraging a network of 200+ family-owned enterprises as LPs and advisors. La Famiglia invests EUR 500K to EUR 3M at pre-seed and seed in B2B SaaS, fintech, and marketplace models. Notable portfolio companies include Personio, Solarisbank, Forto, and Pile Capital. The firm manages over EUR 250M and provides unique access to industrial pilot customers and distribution channels.
Genfairs
Istanbul-based exhibition organiser running Eurasia Tech Week (ETW) at the Istanbul Congress Center, a B2B technology exhibition and conference bringing together technology companies, investors and industry leaders across the Eurasian region, with tracks on connectivity, fintech, consumer tech, data centres and a deep-tech and startup zone.
Georgian Ventures
Georgian Ventures was founded in 2018 in Tbilisi and focuses on early-stage investments in Georgian startup founders inside and outside the country, as well as international founders based in Georgia. The firm grew out of Startup Grind Tbilisi, which was recognised as the top Startup Grind chapter in the world in 2019 after hosting over 100 startup events, giving the team deep ecosystem roots and founder networks. Fund size is not publicly disclosed. Beyond direct investing, Georgian Ventures provides quiet advisory services to family offices and individual investors seeking curated deal flow in the Georgian market.
Giorgi Gvenetadze
Giorgi Gvenetadze is the COO of Flutter CEE, the Central and Eastern European division of Flutter Entertainment, one of the world's largest publicly traded online gambling companies with a market capitalisation exceeding $30 billion. In his role he oversees operational expansion across high-growth markets in Eastern Europe and Central Asia, navigating regulatory complexity and building local infrastructure. He is a regular speaker at major iGaming industry conferences including SBC Summit Tbilisi, where he addresses regional market entry strategies and sustainable growth.
Giuseppe Zocco
Co-founder of Index Ventures alongside Neil and David Rimer in 1996. Over more than two decades he helped build Index into one of the world's most successful venture firms before transitioning to an emeritus advisory role.
Glasgow City Innovation District
Glasgow City Innovation District (GCID) is Scotland's first innovation district, established as a dynamic hub for innovation, enterprise, and collaboration in Glasgow city centre. It is co-governed by Glasgow City Council, Scottish Enterprise, Glasgow Chamber of Commerce, and the University of Strathclyde. GCID is the founder and principal organiser of Glasgow Tech Week, the city's annual week-long festival celebrating technology, startups, and digital entrepreneurship across more than 40 events.
GM International Conferences & Exhibitions
GM International Conferences & Exhibitions Limited is a Valletta-based conference and exhibition organiser. Its flagship is the Malta Maritime Summit, a multi-day gathering of shipping, ports, yachting, maritime finance and regulation held in Malta and supported by the national transport authority and the island's maritime industry bodies. The company operates from St Lucia Street in Valletta.
GP Bullhound
GP Bullhound is a global technology investment bank and investment firm founded in 1999, advising technology companies and entrepreneurs on capital raising and M&A while also managing funds that invest in leading tech businesses. It has advised on more than 700 transactions worth over 58 billion dollars and operates from offices across Europe and the United States, including a long-standing Nordic presence.
Grand Central
Grand Central is a coworking space founded in 2017 in Valletta, operating from two sites on Archbishop Street and Strait Street in the historic capital. It serves developers, digital nomads, and startups with flexible desks, private offices, meeting rooms, and 24/7 access. The spaces are housed in traditional Maltese townhouses and are particularly popular with Malta's growing tech and creative community.
Gróska
Gróska is a 188,000 sq ft innovation and business growth center at Bjargargata 1 in Reykjavik, opened in 2019 and widely regarded as the epicenter of Iceland's startup ecosystem. The facility houses companies, investment teams, startup incubator programs, and university research labs under one roof. CCP Games is among its anchor tenants. Gróska offers flexible desk memberships, private offices, meeting rooms, and event space, fostering collaboration between startups, established companies, and academic institutions.
Hamburg Messe und Congress
Hamburg Messe und Congress GmbH operates Hamburg's exhibition halls and the Congress Center Hamburg, staging trade fairs and congresses for the city. Its best-known fair is INTERNORGA, the international trade show for the hospitality and food-service industry, which fills the Hamburg grounds each spring with foodservice technology, bakery and out-of-home catering exhibitors.
Hero House
Hero House is a technology hub and co-working space in central Yerevan that serves as the physical base for the SmartGateVC fund, the Armenia Startup Academy pre-acceleration program, and several deep-tech community groups including SmartGateML. The space is designed for early-stage startup teams and hosts regular community programming. It is operated by the Catalyst Hi-Tech and Entrepreneurship Development Foundation.
Hub France IA
Hub France IA is the French national federation dedicated to unifying and developing the country's artificial intelligence ecosystem. Recognised as serving the general interest under French law (association Loi 1901), it brings together over 300 member organisations including more than 160 AI startups, 1,000+ individual adherents, and 50+ European partners across large corporations, SMEs, academic institutions, and investors. The organisation facilitates working groups, European partnerships, and collaborative projects to help members navigate the rapidly evolving AI sector.
