Berlin’s New Startup Event Series Kicks Off with Julian Teicke’s Career Insights
Berlin’s New Startup Event Series Kicks Off with Julian Teicke’s Career Insights
Berlin’s New Startup Event Series Kicks Off with Julian Teicke’s Career Insights
A new monthly event series for startups launched in Berlin this week. Called Grunderszene × The Delta Campus, it brought together 200 founders, investors, and entrepreneurs on Tuesday. The first session featured insights from Julian Teicke, co-founder of The Delta and founder of insurtech firm Wefox.
Teicke took the stage to share key lessons from his career. His full speech is available online for those who missed the event. Organisers have confirmed the series will continue each month, though the next guest speaker has not yet been announced.
The gatherings aim to connect Berlin’s startup community with experienced leaders. Attendees included venture capitalists, early-stage founders, and established entrepreneurs. Discussions focused on scaling businesses, securing funding, and navigating challenges in the tech sector.
The first Grunderszene × The Delta Campus event provided a platform for networking and mentorship. Future sessions will follow monthly, offering regular opportunities for Berlin’s startup scene to learn from industry figures. Details on upcoming speakers will be released in the coming weeks.
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