Top Young European Entrepreneurs

Written on July 18, 2007 – 10:38 am
Patrick de Laive, Internet entrepreneur and co-founder of Fleck

Today, the results of Businessweeks Top 25 European Entrepreneurs under 25 were presented. Aodhan Cullen (24) of statcounter got most votes. In the top 5 there were 2 Amsterdam based companies. Wakoopa, represented by Robert Gaal and Wouter Broekhof (startup arena company at The Next Web) and Dot Kite, represented by Thomas Mylonas.

I heard that the Amsterdam guys will celebrate their victory tomorrow morning during OpenCoffee.

Congratulations to all winners.

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About the author: Patrick de Laive is co-founder of Fleck and initiator of The Next Web Conference, Bowlr and OpenCoffee Amsterdam. Check his LinkedIn profile for more information.

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