We’re thrilled to announce that the 11th edition of The Global Startup Ecosystem Report will launch on the Vision Stage at the TNW Conference on June 15. JF Gauthier, Founder and CEO of Startup Genome, will introduce the report, which was created in partnership with the Global Entrepreneurship Network (GEN).

The GSER is the world’s most comprehensive research on startups, with data from over three million companies across 290+ entrepreneurial innovation ecosystems. The 2023 edition ranks the top 30 and 10 runner-up global ecosystems and includes a top 100 ranking of emerging ecosystems. This edition includes compelling new insights about startup trends including the impact of inflation, AI regulation, talent attraction, trends in global VC funding, and sub-sector analyses.

We are proud to partner with TNW to bring the GSER 2023 to a global audience of tech and tech policy enthusiasts at this year’s conference.

About TNW

TNW is a European digital brand that informs, inspires, and connects people who work in tech through media, events, and spaces. Primarily known for its media outlet and award-winning tech events, TNW also incorporates a coworking network and delivers custom innovation programs to corporates and governments.

This year’s conference will be held June 15-16 with the goal to spark lively and enriching discussions and networking connections around themes like:

• The Creator Economy: this theme is dedicated to explore how creators and creatives can shape the future of the $100 billion industry using technology as a tool for positive change.

• The Data Economy: these sessions will dive into key data-driven technologies, including generative AI, big data, digital twins, and edge computing.

• Digital Commerce: the discussion focus will include how to leverage new technologies and strategies including voice commerce, visual search, predictive analytics, and AR / VR.

• Design & Dev: these educational sessions aim to teach participants how to apply the latest design principles, and drive innovation to fuel organic growth.