SeedBlink, the investment and equity management platform for European technology startups, launches on June 10th the third edition of Tech Investors Academy. This online course is dedicated to intermediate and advanced investors interested in deepening investment techniques in private technology companies.
Registration is open until 5 June and the course will start on 10 June.
Tech Investors Academy offers a balanced combination of theory, case studies and live sessions with both professors and experts from Romania and Europe contributing. The course is structured in four weekly lessons, coordinated by SeedBlink experts Robbin Hoogstraten - Regional Manager Benelux, Angel Hadjiev - Regional Manager EEA, Eric Bartha - Head of Investment Management and Andrei Hâncu - General Counsel.
In addition there will be speakers from the venture capital industry and academia, including Tihomir Dyankov - Chief Investment Officer & Partner at INVENIO Partners, Willem Hulsink - Associate Professor RSM Erasmus University, Oden Vallien and Markus Oberg - Founders Accumeo and Nicoleta Cherciu, Partner Cherciu&Co.
Participants will explore topics such as deal valuation, portfolio construction and cross-border investment strategies. Tech Investors Academy is available free of charge to SeedBlink members: Elite and Club. New members can join the SeedBlink Club at a 40% discount, receiving full access to the Academy and other member-only benefits.
"In addition to the educational benefits, this program provides a solid platform for building new relationships, allowing participants to connect and exchange ideas with peers, enhancing their overall learning experience," said Eric Bartha - SeedBlink Head of Investment Management.
"Tech Investors Academy was an easy way to learn from passionate experts in the field. It helped me significantly structure my understanding of startup dynamics," said Horia Hotăran, a previous Tech Investors Academy participant.
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