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FS alumna Ruzica Pekic on “Growth by Diversity in German Startups”

Online panel discussion on Thursday 20 May

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Frankfurt am Main, 17.05.2021 12:00:00

What makes German startups successful and where is further work to be done? The startup scene is picking up speed, especially in the B2B sector. The Corona crisis has illustrated the importance of agile working and digital business models. German startups have responded flexibly and dynamically to the challenges and investors are betting more than ever on German tech startups.

How the growth of German startups is linked to diversity will be discussed by FS alumna Ruzica Pekic at the EY and TechQuartier panel discussion on Thursday 20 May 2021 from 16:00 CEST. She is the founder and CEO of Proptiq, a German proptech that builds digital solutions for co-concepts in living and working. In 2017, she graduated with a Master of Finance from Frankfurt School. While studying, she worked in investment banking at Barclays Investment Bank and Clearwater International as well as in private equity at FERI Group.

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