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Pascal Mühle

Recent articles by Pascal Mühle

Reports Bielefeld instead of Berlin: How East Westphalia-Lippe wants to become a hip start-up location I don't want to go to Berlin, says a Kraftklub song. And recently also in parts of the start-up scene, which is looking for a home in regions such as East Westphalia-Lippe.

Pascal Mühle 01.01.1970

News Jörg Schmidt becomes new Senior Vice President People at Element He is the new Head of HR and Chief Representative at the Berlin-based insurtech. He starts in January.

Pascal Mühle 01.01.1970

Interviews "Climate awareness and flying are not contradictory" The start-up Flyla wants to make flying appealing to an otherwise climate-conscious generation of students. In this interview, new CEO Ben Shaw explains why it can be cool and green to fly.

Pascal Mühle 01.01.1970

News Insect food for German pets Swedish foodtech Petgood wants to accelerate the transition to the dog and cat food of the future with a financing round behind it - and is now bringing its insect-based pet food to Germany.

Pascal Mühle 01.01.1970

News Cavalry Ventures launches new fund with 160 million euros The Berlin venture capital boutique Cavalry Ventures has launched its third fund. The money is to flow into European technology start-ups.

Pascal Mühle 01.01.1970

News Visa and Plan A cooperate The payment service provider wants to include the start-up's software in its fintech program. The goal of the cooperation is the sustainable transformation of companies worldwide.

Pascal Mühle 01.01.1970

Interviews "Women need to network more proactively" Women are a rarity not only in the start-up world, but also among venture capitalists. In this interview, Carina Harding from Picus Capital explains how this could change.

Pascal Mühle 01.01.1970

News Start-up investments in Germany fall by 50 percent Young technology companies from Germany are receiving significantly less money from investors. However, the start-up scene is coming off a strong past year.

Pascal Mühle 01.01.1970

News Motorhome portal Paulcamper sold for 31 million euros The listed Australian competitor Camplify takes over the Berlin start-up.

Pascal Mühle 01.01.1970

News Elinvar cuts a third of its workforce and receives new millions The Berlin-based fintech announces austerity measures - despite new capital and rising revenues.

Pascal Mühle 01.01.1970

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