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Janina Gerhardt

Janina ist freie Journalistin und studiert Kommunikationswissenschaft und Psychologie in Jena und Budapest. Neben dem Studium absolviert sie eine journalistische Ausbildung.

Recent articles by Janina Gerhardt

News Atriga and Receeve become partners Both companies are active in the field of receivables management. Now the two want to support their clients together.

Janina Gerhardt 30.08.1534

News New capital for Vitas The Nuremberg-based start-up was able to convince two new investors and raises six-figure financing.

Janina Gerhardt 30.08.0907

News Former Lidl managers focus on vegan eggs With its new brand The VGN, the founding team is bringing a vegan whole egg substitute to the refrigerated shelves.

Janina Gerhardt 30.08.0592

News Judith Williams invests in Bedrop The Palatinate-based start-up for bee products was able to convince the DHDL investor. She is said to have invested a mid-six-figure sum in the company.

Janina Gerhardt 30.08.5115

News Hotel association announces industry award for start-ups The award is aimed at young companies that develop practical and digital products for the hotel industry. Companies can apply from today.

Janina Gerhardt 30.08.4706

News N26 apparently cooperates with Bitpanda According to media reports, Berlin-based Neobank is to work with the Austrian start-up to give its customers access to cryptocurrencies.

Janina Gerhardt 30.08.4312

News XO Life receives two million euros The medtech was able to attract VCs Seedlink, Mediventures as well as Aescuvest as investors.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News New capital for Green Fusion The start-up plans to use the funding to further develop its energy management software and thus save emissions.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Cognigy raises US$15 million DTCP's investment brings the Series B financing round to 59 million US dollars.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970

News Software developer Yaak receives 7.3 million euros The Berlin-based start-up combines VR technology and machine learning to develop better driving lessons and autonomous cars. Now investors from Finland are getting on board.

Janina Gerhardt 01.01.1970