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Erply’s founder Kris Hiiemaa: Estonian startups should take their chances

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Kris Hiiemaa, the founder and CEO of Erply, a New York-based, Estonian-founded software company focusing on retail and point-of-sale technology, advises aspiring entrepreneurs against wasting much energy and time contemplating, when a potential investor taps on their idea. The energetic chap sitting opposite me is wearing a casual t-shirt and scans his eyes rather quickly […]

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Estonian hackathon Garage48 opens a new hub in Tallinn

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Hackathon Garage48 recently opened a new spacious and funky hub in the centre of Tallinn. Garage48 hub is a community-led co-working space for startups and creative, tech and entrepreneurial people from Tallinn and anywhere else in the world. The working language at the hub is English and international members are therefore very welcome. Tallinn has

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Ivo Aulik leads another Estonian success story in London’s Canary Wharf

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In less than five years, Ivo Aulik has built up one of the most successful minicab firms in London’s prosperous Canary Wharf business district, favourably rated by local corporations and hotels alike. His company is called Carrot Cars and although its cars are not sharing their colour with a vitamin rich vegetable, they offer sharp

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Chef Andrei Lesment runs the first Estonian-owned restaurant in London

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Andrei Lesment runs a Baltic and Scandinavian-influenced restaurant in London’s affluent Marylebone. Andrei, who started his career in Sweden and Denmark, has been London-based for the past 15 years. He has honed his skills at the Savoy Hotel, as well as working for Gordon Ramsay at Maze in the past. Having had a clear destination

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