Startup Wise Guys Focus on B2B

By  |  April 9, 2014
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An Estonian accelerator that was behind the startups including WappZap, EpicList and Cloudtex announced that they will change their focus to B2B commerce. Startup Wise Guys are adjusting their program accordingly by launching “BusinessTech” that will focus on business partnerships. They plan to focus on three core fields: payments, security and cloud.

An Estonian accelerator that was behind the startups including WappZap, EpicList and Cloudtex announced that they will change their focus to B2B commerce. Startup Wise Guys are adjusting their program accordingly by launching “BusinessTech” that will focus on business partnerships. They plan to focus on three core fields: payments, security and cloud.

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    “Taking an in-depth look on the already established mentor and connection base at the Startup Wise Guys programs and concentrating on the three core areas, we see a clear advantage in the B2B field,” says Mike Reiner, founder of Startup Wise Guys.

    In additional to their existing mentorship base, they have partnered with Microsoft ventures for the cloud, Paypal for payments and Clarified Security for security.

    Startup Wise Guys has 24 companies from 15 countries in their portfolio that have already raised $2m in the first quarter of 2014.

     

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