EarlyBird Network - invest in early-stage startups from KTH
As an investor you have the opportunity to join the KTH Innovation EarlyBird Network, designed to give technology innovations and startups the very best start in life by accessing both capital, competence and valuable feedback from investors
The EarlyBird Network was born out of a need for early stage investments in the ca 20-30 KTH startups formed every year.
By joining the EarlyBird network you will see and interact with a pipeline of interesting new early stage tech startups, from KTH research as well as from students.
What is EarlyBird Network?
- Network for investors interested in innovation projects/startups from KTH at a very early stage of development
- A way of boosting innovation projects with capital and competence
- Regular presentations of current startups by online and on-site events, in combination with active matchmaking
- Members of the network include seasoned business angels, renown VCs and family offices based in Sweden and abroad
The EarlyBird Network is for you if you:
- Have the desire and ability to invest in very early stage startups based on technology innovation
- Have capacity to invest at least 250 000 SEK in a single project
- Want to contribute through investment of money and competence
- Want to share your knowledge and experience with the innovators of the future
- Share our passion for innovation!
We would very much like to get in touch with you to tell you more about our network and discuss your contribution. As a starting point we would like to ask a few questions that will take less than 5 minutes for you to answer.
By registering your answers you agree to KTH Innovation keeping your details on file. The information will be kept confidential and will only be used to manage and develop our internal processes and procedures relating to the EarlyBird Network.
Should you have any questions, or need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us on telephone 08-790 97 07 or email innovation@kth.se.
With best wishes
KTH Innovation