Samuli Koski-Lammi
Overview
Samuli Koski-Lammi is an angel investor and entrepreneur with a strong background in technology and software development. He is the founder and former CEO of intive S.A., a Polish software development company that was acquired by Mid Europa Partners for €100 million. He is also the CEO of Qvistorp and the managing partner of Lavinium Group, both of which focus on early-stage investments in technology companies. His investment strategy centers on identifying and supporting innovative startups in the technology sector, particularly those in software development, mobile applications, and e-commerce. He has a keen interest in companies that offer scalable solutions with potential for significant market impact. His approach combines financial support with strategic guidance to help entrepreneurs navigate the challenges of scaling their businesses. Throughout his career, Koski-Lammi has demonstrated a commitment to fostering growth in the technology sector. His investments are characterized by a hands-on approach, providing not only capital but also mentorship to help startups achieve their full potential. His diverse portfolio reflects a dedication to supporting companies across various stages of development, from seed funding to growth and expansion.
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What sectors does Samuli Koski-Lammi invest in?
Samuli Koski-Lammi invests in Technology, Healthcare, Energy, Real Estate, Media and Finance, and is based in United Arab Emirates. Samuli Koski-Lammi is listed as a angel investor in the ConnectSafely investor database.
What stage does Samuli Koski-Lammi invest at?
Samuli Koski-Lammi backs companies at Seed, Early Stage, Series A, Series B, Growth and Late Stage, writing cheques of 1M - 50M.
Which regions does Samuli Koski-Lammi invest in?
Samuli Koski-Lammi invests across United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France, Denmark and United Arab Emirates.
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