StrictlyVC goes to Athens and London in May to talk Europe tech

DailyTech events have had a busy year, and they are about to get even bigger. StrictlyVC, the boutique event series for VCs and startups, is coming to Europe this May with stops in London and Athens!

StrictlyVC’s insider conversations are heading to Europe. On May 8, we will delve into Athens’ thriving tech scene with a special appearance by the Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis. Then, on May 13, we will be in London to discuss the investment and financial strategies shaping Europe’s tech ecosystem.

If you are considering expanding globally or looking to get started, these StrictlyVC events in Europe are a must-attend.

StrictlyVC Athens on May 8

Venue: Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center

Europe’s Startup Surge: Founders, Funders, and the Future

Join us as we welcome the Prime Minister of Greece, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, to discuss how Greece is establishing itself as a growing hub for innovation and investment. Learn about the policy reforms, global partnerships, and what lies ahead for startups in Greece and beyond.

We will also be joined by other prominent figures in the tech and startup space to explore Europe’s evolving innovation landscape.

For more details and to secure your spot, visit the StrictlyVC Greece event page.

Why Greece, Why Now: Betting Big on the Country’s Next Wave of Founders

Myrto Papathanou
Partner, Metavallon VC

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Apostolos Apostolakis
Founding Partner, Venture Friends

Panos Papadopoulos
Partner, Marathon Venture Capital

Dimitris Kottas
Co-founder and CEO, Delian Alliance Industries

Built in Europe: Scaling Ambition from the Ground Up

Konstantina Psoma
Founder and CEO, Kaedim

Haris Pylarinos
Co-founder and CEO, Hack The Box

Simon Schaefer
Founder / Co-Initiator, Factory / EU Inc. petition

A Tale of Two Emerging Markets

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