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🔴 You should never build a startup... 🟢 ...without learning from those who’ve already walked the path. That’s why we’re introducing a new monthly Fireside Chat series—a space to gain firsthand insights from founders and experts with real startup experience. Starting this December, you can join us every second Tuesday of the month to: 🔹 Learn from experienced founders and industry experts. 🔹 Gain practical advice for overcoming startup challenges. 🔹 Exchange ideas and build connections with a supportive community. 💬 "Building a startup isn’t something you can master through endless workshops or lectures. The best lessons come from those who’ve taken the leap—sharing their stories, struggles, and breakthroughs," says Marianna Egressy, Head of Accelerator and Ecosystem at MotionLab.Berlin. The idea for the series came about as an additional way to provide actionable insights—whether on launching a startup, navigating challenges, or fostering the right mindset—first for participants of our accelerator program, and now for a wider audience of founders, startup enthusiasts, and anyone eager to learn from real-world startup experiences. 🗣️ Our first guest, Ingo Boegemann, Co-Founder and CEO of truemetrics (YC S23), will talk about his journey from being a member at MotionLab.Berlin to founding truemetrics (YC S23) and joining Y Combinator. 🎤 The conversation will be moderated by Daniel Flynn, Co-Founder and CEO of Bearcover, and Lead Mentor at the Hardtech Innovation Accelerator. 🗓 Date: Tuesday, 10th December 2024, 17:30–20:00 📍 Location: MotionLab.Berlin, Alt-Treptow Campus 🎟️ Mark your calendar, reserve your spot via the link in bio, and join us for an evening of stories and meaningful connections. See you in just two weeks! #accelerator #firesidechat #startup #founder #deeptech #hardtech

  • Ingo Boegemann, Co-Founder & CEO of truemetrics, and the first speaker in the Fireside Chat series at MotionLab.Berlin
Marianna Egressy

Head of Accelerator & Ecosystem | Driving Climate Tech Innovation | Building Supportive Startup Networks

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