“Tomek Stawarski and Bartek Czerkies, Revolut alumni, are now setting their sights on disrupting the startup landscape. Their company, Tequipy, is redefining how businesses manage IT equipment. In just two years, they’ve built a global sales operation - but the real offensive is only beginning,” reports xyz.pl.

“People just want a clear answer exactly when they need it,” says attorney Emilia Kowalczyk, co-founder of LegalHelp, quoted in MyCompany Polska.‍

Polish waste-tech company ZEME just took a big step forward. As reported by Puls Biznesu, the company has brought on two experienced retail leaders: Sławomir Nitek (ex-Action) and Matthew Lythgoe (ex-Pepco), as new investors and strategic advisors.

Women-led companies often outperform, yet they continue to face systemic funding gaps.

‍The fundraising process for venture capital funds can be just as demanding as pitching a startup.

How has the Polish startup scene evolved over the past decades—and what does it look like today?