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    Dutch startups have created 130,000 jobs in the Netherlands

    2 November, 2021

    In our third annual edition of the Dutch startup jobs report in partnership with TechLeap and CBRE, we’ve found that startups in the Netherlands have created 130,000 local jobs across the country. Since 2018, startup jobs have grown at an average annual rate of 8%. VC-backed jobs VC investment and growing enterprise value are drivers of this constant job growth. In 2021, €5 billion has…

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    Dutch startups have created 130,000 jobs in the Netherlands

  • Netherlands

    Dutch startups are the #1 job growth engine in the Netherlands

    1 October, 2020

    Dutch startups account for more than 109K jobs in the Netherlands, 25K of which were created in the last three years. The second edition of our report on Dutch startup…

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    Dutch startups are the #1 job growth engine in the Netherlands

  • Europe, Netherlands

    Amsterdam – Europe’s #3 tech ecosystem

    8 September, 2020

    Amsterdam’s tech ecosystem has ballooned to €73 billion in combined value, compared to €10 billion in 2015, thanks primarily to Adyen and Takeaway.com. This makes Amsterdam Europe’s #3…

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    Amsterdam – Europe’s #3 tech ecosystem

  • Europe, Netherlands

    77K tech jobs make up 14% of Amsterdam’s workforce 

    23 June, 2020

    Now in its third year the Amsterdam startup jobs report in partnership StartupAmsterdam, shows that tech companies are responsible for 14% of all jobs in the city. With 11K…

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    77K tech jobs make up 14% of Amsterdam’s workforce 

    • Netherlands, Western Europe

      Startups: job growth engine in the Netherlands

      3 September, 2019

      In partnership with CBRE and with support from TechLeap.nl (formerly StartupDelta), Dealroom just launched…

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      Startups: job growth engine in the Netherlands

  • Netherlands, Western Europe

    No World Cup for the Dutch, but playing major league in tech

    21 June, 2018

    While the Netherlands sadly did not qualify for the World Cup in football, it is playing major league in the tech world. Adyen went public last week and with its market valuation of €12 billion ($14 billion) instantly became the 14th most valuable tech company in Europe, in between United Internet and Wirecard. Europe’s second most valuable tech company is Booking Holdings, with a €85 billion valuation. It’s domiciled in…

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    No World Cup for the Dutch, but playing major league in tech