While the Baltic countries are small compared to their EU partners, they are said to have an outsized role in generating new start-ups, particularly through their big ideas in the tech sector. Today, we look at Lithuania, which has been campaigning aggressively through Global Entrepreneurship Week in the Baltics and has rapidly been gaining a place on the entrepreneurial map.
Students are an excellent place to start when assessing the vibrancy of a nation’s startup culture. Lithuanian students seem to have no problem working part-time upon graduation while setting up their own businesses. Combined with high levels of education, a multilingual talent pool, and investments in internet infrastructure, a lively entrepreneurial culture is spawning many startups and young companies that quickly target regional and global markets after testing their concepts in their small local market.
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