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Today's article on America's top startups by city highlights companies from Seattle, SF, NYC, and a few others. It features both familiar and new names, especially in climate change, biotech, and a wave of AI-focused startups. #Startups #Innovation #AIs

It has been a month full of launches! Super excited that our all-new Top Startups City Edition lists are now live, featuring the emerging companies you need to know now in 30 major metro areas around the world. These lists are a true local snapshot, whether it's skincare brand Summer Fridays (#1 ranked in LA), AI-powered search engine Perplexity (#1 in SF), mental healthcare platform Cohere Health (#1 in Boston) or military tech firm Anduril Industries (#1 in D.C.) You can check out all 10 U.S. city lists below, and dig into dozens more across Spain, France, UK, India, Brazil and Germany here: https://lnkd.in/ejxRn9vF What other cities would you like to see rankings for in the future? Let us know in the comments. #LinkedInTopStartups

Today, LinkedIn reveals its annual list of the Top 50 U.S. Startups you need to know. These companies are not only growing rapidly and attracting attention from investors and jobseekers but are also at the forefront of shaping the future of their industries. Whether it’s using generative AI to automate legal tasks or establishing modern maternity clinics, these startups are paving the way for innovation. The list is based on exclusive LinkedIn data across four key areas: - Employee growth - Jobseeker interest - Engagement within the company and its employees - Success in attracting talent from Top Companies To qualify, companies must be U.S.-headquartered, independent, privately held, with 50 or more employees, and be 5 years old or younger. ?? Learn more about the methodology at the bottom of the article. #TopStartups #Innovation #AI #IndustryLeaders #LinkedIn

I love seeing these lists. I'm not super pumped about the lack of midwest representation. Chicago is in here but no Cleveland, no Ann Arbor, no Pittsburgh. There are a lot of talented people and great resources in these areas and more needs to be done to facilitate entrepreneurship in midwest cities. Perhaps the massive investments in #Ohio by Intel Corporation, Amazon, and Microsoft would benefit from adding resources in the startup space to help bring talented individuals and driven founders together to build companies that can benefit from these three firms? #Incubators #VentureFunds #StartupEvents #AngelFunds #GrantMoney

?? The startup landscape is quickly evolving in the U.S. We are releasing our eye-opening analysis on comparing startup ecosystems in SF, NY, and LA. Here are some key takeaways: ? Despite rumors, Silicon Valley remains its spot as #1 global destination for startup success, although New York is about to steal the crown. ? Last year, more startups were founded in NYC than San Francisco. ? The average early-stage funding round is highest in Silicon Valley, although other cities are growing faster. ? Los Angeles and Boston are amongst the world's largest startup ecosystems, eclipsing any European city. ? San Francisco and Bay Area face challenges with high living costs, crime rates, and population decline. What does this mean for founders and investors? ? Opportunities are expanding beyond Silicon Valley ? NY is rapidly emerging as a formidable competitor to SF. Remember: This aggregate picture will look vastly different for industries and niches. Check out the full analysis attached for more in-depth insights and data visualizations. #StartupEcosystem #VentureCapital #TENETVentures #EntrepreneurshipTrends What are your thoughts on these trends? How do you see them impacting the future of innovation and entrepreneurship in the US?

Sometimes you get so bogged down in looking at the day to day, week to week, month to month, year to year numbers in your own work/team/startup, that you don't get a chance to look at the bigger picture. This summary by Sift is like a litmus test of what a "great startup" looks like. And having a Founder like Dee, who knows their numbers, is especially amazing here because it reminds us that we are in fact great. It helps to emphasise to our team that we've got the product, people, customers, demand and problem solving skills to be considered one of the best startups. Onwards and upwards... maybe with these stats someone will remember to include Boundless in any lists of the top startups in Ireland + the UK in 2025? ??????

The Scottish Government has launched its first Techscaler hub in Silicon Valley to help promising startups from Scotland build contacts with international investors and customers. The pilot programme is providing office space for 12 startups in San Francisco, close to the city’s venture capital finance district. The new businesses are developing entrepreneurial ideas in areas from health technology to space tech. Technology incubator CodeBase is running the programme and aims to create a permanent hub enabling business owners to remain in Scotland in the longer term while maintaining easy access to the San Francisco tech community. Daniel Grant, founder of notation.dev, one of the first companies to use the hub, said: “Joining the San Francisco hub has energised me, and enabled me to connect with people from around the world working at the forefront of tech. “The power of San Francisco is the velocity at which information moves through the city. It is a hyper-charged network that accelerates innovation, and connects founders with collaborators, prospects and investors faster than anywhere else in the world.” Read more ?? https://buff.ly/3ZmjoJl The Scottish Chambers of Commerce Network is here to support your business - reach out to share your views, concerns and opportunities. #SCCnews #businesssupport #businessnetwork #businessvoice #businessleader Sign up for the Scottish Chambers of Commerce enewsletter at https://buff.ly/3CpsQnu

Is Australia's startup system too Sydney focused? Or does it make sense for the country to have a startup epicentre. The latest Startup Muster report found Sydney was home to 55% of respondents, followed by Melbourne at 17% and Brisbane at 16%. As Bronwen Clune writes from Adelaide in this week's Sweat Equity newsletter, several state governments are putting money into attracting and supporting startups. But that may only increase the ecosystem's fragmentation, as this money often comes with caveats that pit one state against another. So what's the solution? Read this week's newsletter: https://lnkd.in/g8FUvG6Y Or get Sweat Equity sent to your inbox each week by signing up here: https://lnkd.in/ek745-6Q

As of H1 2024, the Bay Area continues to dominate early-stage startup funding, securing over 30% of total capital. However, there's a clear evolution in how other metro areas are stacking up. Here are some key insights: 1. Bay Area’s Stronghold: The Bay Area continues to show its sustained influence in the startup world, having secured 30.46% of early-stage capital. 2. Rising Ecosystems: New York and Boston follow closely, establishing themselves as mature VC ecosystems. Boston, in particular, is proving that it’s not just a biotech hub, but a versatile startup powerhouse. 3. LA in Its Own League: Los Angeles stands alone in Tier 3, attracting 6.45% of early-stage funding—distinct but not quite on par with NYC or Boston. 4. Emerging Contenders: San Diego, Chicago, and Austin, among others, are making strides as challengers, pushing to break into the top tiers. While the top cities are maintaining their strong positions, it's worth noting the diverse range of emerging metro areas in Tier 5, such as Philly, Atlanta, and Detroit. These cities may not be leading yet, but their inclusion in the top 20 indicates growing interest and potential for future growth. For Boston-based founders, it’s encouraging to see our city holding its ground as a top startup destination. The innovation and resilience in our ecosystem continue to drive significant growth and opportunity. Excited to see how these dynamics will shift in the coming years! Graph from Peter Walker! #VentureCapital #StartupFunding #Boston #EarlyStageStartups #Entrepreneurship

?? What really makes the current Australian Tech startup space different from the past? Hear it from the legend Alan Jones himself. ?? This industry survived during the COVID-19 lockdown as it could still operate effectively over online meetings, which never seemed like a reality in the past. And this was one of the biggest points of difference for the Tech startups over others. People stopped commuting to their workplace but were still closely connected to the Tech startup space through online channels. ?? That's the reason why this industry has started to become more regionalized rather than just focus on the top cities such as Sydney and Melbourne. ?? And because of the hybrid style of working in Tech startups, the proximity between Silicon Valley and Australian startups has also reduced. They are more connected to each other. And this has also enabled better knowledge and skill sharing amongst the startup communities globally ?? Alan also shared his experience of closely working with Startmate on one of the laser-focused goals- "To bring Australian Tech startups in the limelight of Silicon Valley". Alan actually worked for 2 weeks in Silicon Valley to understand what all is needed for startups to move to Silicon Valley. #everystorymatters #learnwithsaurabh #personaldevelopment