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Number Of Investors Vs. Number Of Startups [INFOGRAPHICS]

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Simply Business released a new interactive visualization that follows a very popular one they released earlier this year on tech acquisitions, that Vikas Shukla covered on ValueWalk.

It was inspired by a series of posts on startup hubs that Mark Suster wrote earlier this year. We wanted to see how the startup hubs mentioned by Suster stacked up versus the Bay, and determine which cities offered interesting opportunities for startups, investors and developers.

We sourced the data from AngelList and combined it with LinkedIn data, here are some findings:

  • For startups seeking to attract talent, as opposed to funding, cities like Bangalore, New Delhi and Mumbai win out.
  • For those seeking to invest, favorable conditions exist in Greater LA and London.
  • And for developers who are seeking work, London and Greater LA provide the best opportunity.

Number Of Investors Vs. Number Of Startups

Startups


Click image to open interactive version (via Simply Business).


Click image to open interactive version (via Simply Business).


Click image to open interactive version (via Simply Business).


Click image to open interactive version (via Simply Business).

Here’s where you can take a look yourself:simplybusiness.co.uk

 

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