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On June 10, Wintertaling took part in a Rutger Kemper<\/a> (co-founder of Leapfunder<\/a>, managing director of Presidents Institute<\/a>) participates in the accelerator program for the fifth time GO!-NH<\/a>This time, it provided one-on-one sessions on the legal and economic aspects of startups and financing. This was followed up with a combined webinar in which the startups were informed about their professional journey from inception to exit.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n GO!-NH is the program of the province of North Holland, in which 13 startups and spin-offs accelerate their businesses over three months through training, tools, and professional support from experts. In light of COVID-19, the GO!-NH Accelerator has taken measures and (temporarily) revamped the program. For example, the teams are attending the planned workshops online this year. Tim Carapiet<\/a> addressed various legal issues faced by startups, such as the basics of setting up a private limited company (BV), structuring the business, various forms of financing, the terms and conditions of convertible or equity investments, and commercial contracts. In these one-on-one sessions, participants received a legal review and guidance on navigating the legal jungle to best shape their startup.<\/p>\n This year's participants have again developed unique concepts. For example, DigiSurfer <\/a>elderly people with laptops to stay in touch with the outside world, Seaweed Yarn makes yarn from seaweed and produces Fungalogic<\/a> insulation material made from biological waste material using fungi. Cupbite<\/a> certainly belongs in the list of innovative startups with their plan to make cups for festivals edible. Also From the Earth <\/a>contributes by using crowdfinding, among other things, to finance the environmental transition for farmers and finally Outlander<\/a> is committed to circular packaging materials. For more information about the participating startups, see the following Overview<\/a>.<\/p>\n