UpStart Nation
Published: 1 Aug 2023UpStart Nation is a report for the Government on how to best support a thriving environment for startups in New Zealand.
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UpStart Nation
UpStart Nation is a report for the Government on how to best support a thriving environment for startups in New Zealand.
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The Council's UpStart Nation report contains 25 recommendations across 4 primary pillars:
- Capital: powering up New Zealand UpStarts with sustainable, deep pools of Kiwi capital.
- Capability: powering up our UpStarts with the technical capability and global scaleup expertise needed to succeed.
- Connectivity: connecting our UpStarts more effectively to people who are able to help so that they grow faster.
- Culture: celebrating our successes and embracing our UpStart ecosystem as a key lever of growth and prosperity for all the people of Aotearoa.
Last updated: 01 August 2023