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Join us as we unravel the tools, tips and stories from some of the best startup founders that have global growth experience whilst having a few drinks.
Introducing ScaleX Ventures. ScaleX is a leading early-stage venture capital firm backing some of Europe’s most successful tech companies including Picus Security, Genialis, DataRow. Our partners and advisors have founded, invested and held senior roles in companies like Salesforce, Slack, Yahoo, Front, Carta, Zuora and Bain & Co.
At ScaleX Ventures, we believe that investors should provide more than capital, and support the companies they back with both expertise and operational muscle.
Aytekin Tank is the founder and CEO of JotForm. JotForm was founded in 2006. It was the first WYSIWYG form builder, enabling users with no technical expertise to build their own online surveys, applications, contact forms, order forms, event registrations and more; plus the ability to organize and store all of the collected information in the cloud.
Dilek is the founder and Managing Partner at ScaleX Ventures. Before founding ScaleX, she was an investor at 212 Capital Partners, an early-stage technology venture capital. She invested in companies like IyziCo, the biggest Fintech company in MENA, Insider, global marketing automation software, Hemenkiralik.com, the online marketplace for people to list.
Customers are the lifeblood of any business, so it’s vital you can keep generating leads and retaining your existing customers. However, more than one in three companies saying that generating new business is their biggest worry. Aytekin Tank will share their experiences of growing their customer base.
The best way of organic growth for developer tools is to engage with the global community. These communities seem like a closed-loop to many, and the barrier of entry is not that low. Luckily, there are some ways to hack the developer communities and gain a shared voice in the area. Emrah Samdan will talk about his experience with Thundra on growing (in) the community.
