More money for Euro tech talent
May 19 - Index Ventures partner Saul Klein is hoping to help create a longterm eco-system for European tech startups with global aspirations.
Though Klein concedes that Silicon Valley stands alone when it comes to providing support and investment for innovative technology companies, the former Skype Vice-President is playing an influential role in making Europe a more welcoming and dynamic environment for home-grown tech talent.
Reuters European Technology Correspondent Matt Cowan reports.
Featured Speaker: Saul Klein, Partner, Index Ventures
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