Startup Guide Reykjavik
Vol.1

Located between Europe and North America, Reykjavik – the world’s most northerly capital – is not just attractive to tourists, but to entrepreneurs as well.

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ABOUT THE BOOK

Iceland has not only become one of the world’s most attractive tourist spots in the last few years, it’s also becoming more interesting for entrepreneurs. Situated in a perfect position between two important startup continents, North America and Europe, Reykjavik could easily turn into a long-term stopover for travelling founders.

 

Filled with case studies, expert advice, insights, interviews, workspaces, and useful local tid-bits, our Startup Guide Reykjavik book is essential reading for anyone interested in starting a business – whether you’re new to the city, new to the startup scene, or a seasoned business veteran looking to start again.

 

*As part of our partnership with One Tree Planted, the purchase of the paperback copy of this guidebook (or any of our other guidebooks) contributes toward the planting of a tree.

 

 Note: Unfortunately, this book is not available in digital format.

 

Published November 2017

CONTENTS
City Essentials
Data Overview
Startups
Programs
Spaces
Experts
Founders
Directory
SHIPPING INFO
The books are shipped every Tuesday and Thursday morning from our warehouse in Berlin. We work with Deutsche Post or Fedex for deliveries and ship worldwide. You can see the prices at the checkout after you chose the delivery address. If you're out of the EU, we recommend FedEx for faster delivery. 
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IN THIS BOOK
It’s a roller coaster – every day is your best day or your worst day, depending on exactly what’s happening.
Jói SigurðssonCrankWheel
If you’re a founder and you’re trying to create something you believe is a break- through or a disruption, you have to be very careful not to get sidetracked.
Hilmar HalldórssonTripCreator
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