Startup Guide Berlin: face to face with the city’s entrepreneurs, support organisations and ecosystem players
The 2018 edition of Startup Guide Berlin is spread across 450 pages, and makes for an easy and entertaining read with profiles of founders, co-working spaces, and key ecosystem players. More than half the book consists of photographs of venues and people, but the painfully small and boring text font could do with considerable improvement.
The book is part of the Startup Guide series of books published by Sissel Hansen, which covers most European cities such as Vienna, Copenhagen, Paris, Stockholm, Munich, Zurich, London, and Lisbon. Here are my key takeaways from the book; see also my reviews of the related books Startup Communities, The Manual for Indian Startups, China’s Mobile Economy, Ikigai, and The Creative Curve.