Startup Guide Lisbon
Vol.1

The host of Europe’s largest tech event, Web Summit, Portugal's capital city has a rapidly expanding startup ecosystem.

Paperback

20
ABOUT THE BOOK

Portugal is going through an exciting revival. Businesses are booming, incubator programs are accessible, there are lots of investors and the price of living continues to be affordable. Put all these appealing positives next to the coast and you have Lisbon, the next big startup hub in Europe.

 

Filled with case studies, expert advice, insights, interviews, workspaces, and useful local tid-bits, our Startup Guide Lisbon book is essential reading for anyone interested in starting a business – whether you’re new to the city, new to the startup scene, or a seasoned business veteran looking to start again.

 

*As part of our partnership with One Tree Planted, the purchase of this guidebook (or any of our other guidebooks) contributes toward the planting of a tree.

 

Note: Unfortunately, this book is not available in digital format.

 

Published September 2016

CONTENTS
City Essentials
Data Overview
Startups
Programs
Spaces
Experts
Founders
Directory
SHIPPING INFO
The books are shipped every Tuesday and Thursday morning from our warehouse in Berlin. We work with Deutsche Post or Fedex for deliveries and ship worldwide. You can see the prices at the checkout after you chose the delivery address. If you're out of the EU, we recommend FedEx for faster delivery. 
Slide 1 of 6
IN THIS BOOK
Don't be afraid to fail. Always ask for advice, but in the end follow your own instincts.
Filipa NetoChic by Choice
It's easier to build something, get people in the funnel using that product and let them say what you should build next.
João RomãoGetSocial
Latest on
Lisbon

Coffee in, mushrooms out: This urban farmer in Lisbon is turning waste into produce

Lisbon-based entrepreneur, Natan Jacquemin, has found a way to reduce waste and grow local produce within the Portuguese capital. All it takes is used coffee grounds and a handful of mushroom seeds.

Miriam Partington
6 min read

"Not the best business model": Lessons learned as an impact startup founder

After launching an impact startup which failed, Thiago Blanco learned that one of the key things he should have considered was a sustainable business model.

Miriam Partington
6 min read

A day in the life of Startup Guide’s growth hacker

From making checklists to finding sources of inspiration, here’s what goes on in a typical day for the growth hacker at a publishing and media company.

Carla Napoleão
4 min read

Proudly supported by:

Community Partners: