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Positioning Swedish entrepreneurs internationally drives innovation, growth & global competitiveness. NTRY's initiative with United Spaces creates a program arena for learning, networking & addressing challenges. Let's explore new dimensions for future entrepreneurial success.

The differences in the international entrepreneurial landscapes shows that the effects of cultural factors, opportunity and innovation impacts on total entrepreneurial activity and established businesses, depending on the country's income level. The findings indicate that some country's cultural dimensions relate to entrepreneurial activity and established businesses.

“By glancing and engaging internationally we will learn more about our own culture dimensions and what is required to build a stronger entrepreneurial landscape, driving innovation and growth”, say´s Nicole Zamani, NTRY CEO.

"You can´t call it an innovation unless you take it to the market and run it into money," Bengt Järrehult.

NTRY initiative with United Spaces partnership merging investors and sponsors, with ambition to leverage the Swedish entrepreneur’s growth potential in an international context. Positioning Swedish/Nordic entrepreneurs internationally will benefit our global competitiveness but also define our regional strength. Our approach is to:

1. Educating the differences in the international entrepreneurial landscapes and how to adapt to critical key-take aways in building a successful business in Sweden and globally.

2. Creating an international program arena to benefit from network, case studies, learning by doing and confronting the direct challenges of raising capital combined with how to mitigate the toughest challenges.

“We do know that Sweden has a high entrepreneurial potential within innovation and given opportunities, but in relation to a low conversion, also referred to the Swedish Paradox in international GEM studies, we need to put an equation to it. We have a long go-to-market process in Sweden which is not to our entrepreneurial climate benefit. This initiative is our way of inviting ourselves to explore another dimension of our future potential”, Nicole Zamani continues.