YES!Delft provides your company the credibility which you are still developing as an early stage startup.
Steinar Henskes,
CEO Bird Control Group
Being foreign entrepreneurs, YES!Delft has been an incredible catalyst in our journey so far. The program helps founders acquire key skills while providing access to both the network and resources needed to grow.
Jaikishen Jayesingha,
Co-Founder Urbandine
As a start-up, you need all the help you can get. YES!Delft gave us the guidance and the support needed while we were figuring things out. We received good advice on the business model, on how to simplify concepts to create more impact, and daring to think big!
Cinzia Silvestri,
CEO BI/OND
YES! Delft and ENGIE reinforce each other because we both have in mind the energy transition and the sustainability of the business community. YES!Delft helps us thoroughly validate ideas and link relevant start-ups. Technical expertise in combination with the skills that start-ups are taught at YES!Delft in terms of organization and commerce, makes us happy to work in the YES! Delft ecosystem.
Simone van Tongeren,
Innovation Officier Engie
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Top 10 Startup Success Stories: February
While we went from ice-skating to enjoying warm spring temperatures, our startups were also busy celebrating successes this mnonth! From being featured by big news outlets to getting a loan, entering new markets, and starting new partnerships. Read all about it in this month’s Top 10 Startup Success Stories! 1. Innovators of 2021 Dutch newspaper […]
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It’s time to celebrate the YES!Delft Awards 2020
What a year 2020. Fortunately, we have left it behind, but we cannot avoid rewarding those startups that have distinguished themselves within our ecosystem. So, the tradition of the YES!Delft Awards continues. This year’s categories are: – Rookie of the Year – Rising Star – Scaleup of the Year – Best Promo Campaign Rookie of […]
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Smart-Ship: Control levers that help you make informed decisions in real-time
Ships experience a lot of forces sailing through head waves on the open sea. Information systems onboard monitor those forces and notify the crew about changes in their surroundings, yet there seems to be a problem. “The information from the automation systems is transferred in such a way that the human operator doesn’t understand what […]
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