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Creandum

🌎 creandum.com

Creandum is a leading European early-stage venture capital firm based in Stockholm, Sweden. Founded in 2003, it supports early-stage founders in building global, category-defining companies, backing some of Europe’s most successful tech companies including Spotify, iZettle, Depop, and Klarna. The firm has hubs in Stockholm, Berlin, London, and San Francisco.

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Updates as of Oct 10, 2024

• Creandum co-founder Stefan Lindeberg personally contributed to Lovable's $7.5M pre-seed round.
• Creandum participated in a $100 million funding round for Seon, a fraud prevention and anti-money laundering platform.
• Creandum has updated its job locations for Navan, now including New York, Gurgaon, Bengaluru, and New South Wales, and reduced the number of available jobs from 131 to 118.
• Johan Brenner from Creandum has been nominated for the Angel Prize 2024, with voting closing on October 10.
• Ellen Lee, Vice President at Creandum, will speak at the Data-Driven Growth for Startups event in Stockholm next week.

• On October 8, Jakob Stein, Vice President at Creandum, will speak at an Oxford Venture Capital Network event about venture capital and fundraising.
• Staffan Helgesson from Creandum spoke about scaling startups at the How to Web Conference 2024.
• Staffan Helgesson, General Partner at Creandum, will join the opening panel at the How to Web conference in Bucharest on October 2 to discuss investment opportunities in Eastern Europe.
• Creandum partner Hanel Baveja will participate in a panel discussion on international career expansion at the WVC:E Summit 2024 on October 7-8 in Paris.
• Creandum sees a massive investment opportunity in the Commercial & Industrial sector of climate tech, which accounts for 40% of Europe's energy usage, and highlights innovative companies like Reonic, autarc, and Fever.

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