What’s up with the constant “Annual Report”-reporting?
Last week, Viðskiptablaðið published a news article titled “Grid valuated at 1.7bn ISK” (or ~12m at current exchange rates). The article, which is reporting straight out…
Lessons learned from raising – yet another – round
It’s incredible – even to me – but the fundraising round we at GRID disclosed last week is the 10th time I raise capital for one…
Impact Investing is trending in the Nordics – Glimpse of Rising North’s latest funding round
The Rising North fund has given out over €400 000 in the first application round 2018. This is the largest amount of funding given out so…
More investors for seafood startups
One of the greatest challenges for the 100% fish utilization movement is financing. I have felt that investors. financiers and bankers which have some focus on…
Innovative solutions for the environment, good business
Iceland is surrounded by some of the richest and most prolific fishing grounds in the North Atlantic Ocean and fisheries have long been the mainstay of…
Introducing “The Incredible Fish Value Machine”
The following drawing is inspired by the “The Incredible Bread Machine”, a text written by R.W Grant in 1966. The book had an accompanying poem entitled…
Building bridges with clusters
In 1973, Mark Granovetter came up with an idea in sociology which would later have a huge influence on the study of relationships in networks. The…
Nothing is bought, everything is sold
Creating a successful product company is a straightforward three step process: Create a product Find customers Match product and customers But while straightforward, each of those…
The Nordics aren’t going to be the next Silicon Valley
But they could be something even more exciting for a new generation. “Si c’était à refaire, je commencerais par la culture.” Jean Monnet Let’s get one thing…
Thoughts on Slush Play, 2nd edition
On Friday the second edition of Slush Play came to close, after two days packed with talks and panels about VR and gaming. All in all,…
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