Support Organisation directory in Europe
Browse support organisation organisations across Europe. Each entry links to its country, city, and sector pages.
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Startup Estonia
Startup Estonia is the Estonian government's official initiative to supercharge the local startup ecosystem, operating under Enterprise Estonia (EAS) and the Ministry of Economic Affairs. Launched in 2011, Startup Estonia coordinates national policy for startups, runs the Estonian Startup Visa program (one of Europe's first dedicated founder visa schemes), and maintains a comprehensive database of the country's startup ecosystem. The organization played a central role in establishing Estonia's favorable regulatory environment for startups, including the e-Residency program's integration with company formation and the stock option tax framework. Startup Estonia also runs awareness campaigns, organizes ecosystem events, and produces the annual Estonian startup sector report tracking the country's remarkable per-capita unicorn rate, which is among the highest in the world.
Startup Georgia
Non-profit organisation focused on connecting Georgian startups with global opportunities through ecosystem development, fundraising support, and community programmes. Startup Georgia runs bootcamps, accelerator events, and networking initiatives designed to help early-stage founders develop their ventures. The organisation maintains a community of startups and support bodies across Georgia.
Startup Lithuania
Startup Lithuania is the national startup ecosystem facilitator operating under the Ministry of the Economy and Innovation as part of Enterprise Lithuania. It connects startups, investors, corporations, and government bodies, administers the Startup Visa and Startup Employee Visa programmes, maintains a national startup map, and organises the annual Startup Fair — Lithuania's largest international startup event. The organisation also manages the Startup Lithuania Accelerator powered by Plug and Play.
Startup Wroclaw
Wrocław's startup-support programme, run by the Agencja Rozwoju Aglomeracji Wrocławskiej (ARAW — Wrocław Agglomeration Development Agency) through its Business Support Centre. It connects founders, investors and corporates across the Wrocław ecosystem with mentoring, networking and acceleration support, and organises the annual EVOLUTIONS: Partner Network Festival.
Sterling Angels
Also known as the Polish Business Angel Network, Sterling Angels is a community of private investors and some VCs who co-invest in early-stage companies. Based in Kraków, Sterling Angels not only provides capital but also mentoring and connections to help startups succeed. Notable focus: Southern Poland’s startup scene – tech startups in need of both funding and business expertise.
STIKK — Kosovo ICT Association
The Association of Information and Communication Technology of Kosovo, founded in 2008 and based at TechPark Prishtina. STIKK describes itself as the voice of the shared interests of ICT businesses and individuals, working through networking platforms, business services, advocacy and capacity-building programmes. Its membership spans software development, e-commerce, digital innovation and tech education.
Swiss Medtech
Swiss Medtech is the leading Swiss industry association for medical technology, representing member companies engaged in the development, manufacturing, and distribution of medical devices and in vitro diagnostics. The association advocates for regulatory and political conditions favorable to the medtech sector in Switzerland and internationally. It serves as an official industry partner of the Swiss Medtech Expo and is represented on the event's trade fair committee by its Director, Adrian Hunn.
Tech.mt
Tech.mt is a public-private partnership launched in 2019 by the Government of Malta and the Malta Chamber of Commerce to promote Malta as a hub for innovative technologies. It supports tech startups and companies through international promotion, R&D grant facilitation, talent development, and STEM education programmes. Tech.mt also acts as a licensed Further Education Institution and operates from the AM Business Centre in Zejtun.
Techleap.nl
Techleap.nl (formerly StartupDelta) is the Dutch national nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating the growth of the Netherlands' tech startup ecosystem. Originally founded in 2015 as StartupDelta by special envoy Neelie Kroes (former European Commissioner for Digital Agenda), the organization was rebranded to Techleap.nl in 2019 to reflect its expanded mission. Techleap works at the intersection of government, startups, investors, and corporates to remove barriers to scaling tech companies in the Netherlands. Key programs include the Techleap Rise benchmarking tool for startups, talent attraction initiatives, and policy advocacy on topics such as stock option taxation and visa procedures for international founders. Techleap also produces the annual State of Dutch Tech report and facilitates connections between Dutch scale-ups and international investors.
Telerik Academy
Telerik Academy is the first large private tech education initiative in Bulgaria, founded in 2009 by the co-founders of Telerik (Svetozar Georgiev, Boyko Iaramov, Vassil Terziev, and Hristo Kosev). It offers structured programming and digital skills training programs for school students, career starters, and professionals looking to upskill, with tracks in software engineering, QA, data science, and AI. The academy has trained over 170,000 learners and is a primary pipeline for Bulgaria's software engineering talent.
Tillvaxtverket (Swedish Agency for Economic and Regional Growth)
Tillvaxtverket is the Swedish government agency responsible for promoting economic growth and entrepreneurship across Sweden's regions. The agency administers a range of programs supporting startups and SMEs, including grants for innovation projects, regional venture capital funds (through the Swedish regional co-investment funds), and programs focused on internationalization and digital transformation. Tillvaxtverket also manages EU structural funds in Sweden, channeling significant European investment into regional innovation ecosystems. For startups, the agency is particularly relevant through its support of incubator networks, its coordination of the Swedish national innovation strategy, and its programs helping entrepreneurs in less urbanized regions access capital, mentorship, and market opportunities beyond Stockholm.
Union of Advanced Technology Enterprises (UATE)
UATE is Armenia's technology industry association, representing 270+ member companies that together account for the majority of taxes paid by the country's top ICT firms. It works across four pillars — business ecosystem development, education and workforce, international market development, and technology utilisation — and runs flagship initiatives including the Armath engineering makerspaces (650+ across Armenia), InnoIjevan, and DigiTec, the country's largest technology exhibition, which it has organised since 2005.
Vestbee
Vestbee is a Warsaw-based platform connecting startups, VC funds, business angels, accelerators, and corporates across Central and Eastern Europe. Founded in 2018 by Ewa Chronowska, it facilitates fundraising, deal flow, and ecosystem matchmaking, hosts the CEE VC Summit for regional fund managers, and operates the Vestbee Angels network. It functions as core startup-ecosystem infrastructure for the CEE region.
Vinnova
Vinnova is Sweden's innovation agency, responsible for fostering sustainable growth through research, development, and innovation. It distributes approximately SEK 3 billion annually in grants and co-funding to businesses, universities, research institutes, and public organizations across Sweden. Vinnova is a key government body enabling innovation in life sciences, digital health, and technology, and served as a Spotlight Panel Host at Nordic Life Science Days 2026.
YerevaNN Research Lab
YerevaNN is a non-profit machine learning and AI research laboratory established in 2016, operating independently from commercial projects and funded by private donations and research grants. The lab collaborates with institutions including the University of Southern California and the Institute of Molecular Biology in Armenia, with active research into drug discovery via molecule generation, computer vision, and clinical AI. It has produced over 85 scientific publications and is a recognized node of the Armenian AI research community.
