Hamburg's Entrepreneurial Ecosystem And The Next Media Initiative

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Moritz Philip Recke. Hamburg's Entrepreneurial Ecosystem And The Next Media Initiative

1 Abstract

2 Introduction & Definitions

2.1 Startup

Startup Stages

Startup Funding

Startup Lifecycle

2.2 Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Attributes

Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Illustrations

Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Metrics

2.3 Public Policy Towards Entrepreneurship

Economic growth and Job Creation

Entrepreneurship Policy Effectiveness

Entrepreneurship Policy Categories

3 Introduction to Hamburg’s Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

3.1 Media Industry in Hamburg

Software/Game Industry

Advertising Industry

Press Industry

3.2 Venture Capital Activity in Hamburg

3.3 Startup Activities in Hamburg

3.4 Stakeholder within Hamburg’s Entrepreneurial Ecosystem

Co-working Spaces

Accelerators & Incubators

Venture Capital Investors

Public Loan & Subsidy Programs

Universities & Research Institutes

Public and Private Service Providers

Large Corporations

Initiatives and Advocacy Programs

Events & Festivals

4 Public Policy Towards Entrepreneurship in Hamburg

4.1 nextMedia.Hamburg Initiative

Activity Field: Service & Support

Activity Field: Publishing

Activity Field: Networking

4.2 Regional Programs

4.3 Federal Programs

5 Discussion

5.1 Public Policy Orientation

5.2 Frameworks to categorize public efforts

5.3 Regional Innovation Systems and the Triple Helix Approach

6 Metrics to track impact

7 Conclusion

8 References

9 Figures

10 Tables

11 Appendices

12 Glossary

13 Abbreviations

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Moritz Philip Recke

Hamburg’s Entrepreneurial Ecosystem And The Next Media Initiative

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The “steady stage” as a stage of stagnation is not discussed in more detail since it does not entail firm growth and usually no substantial additional rounds of funding.

The lifecycle of a startup with high-growth potential can be described as a process of continuously changing shareholder structure (see fig. 2). This is necessary to facilitate the distinct kinds of investments at different levels of risk to achieve the exponential growth (scaling) characteristic for a high-growth startup (Recke 2015).

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