Michala Gregorová
Every month we send the founders of “our” companies a newsletter with updates on latest developments. If these interest you, then read on, because what follows is a redacted version :)
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Our founders’ dinner is behind us, as is the Christmas party. Photos from the dinner are available on our Facebook page; photos from the party are not for public viewing.
We know you’ve seen our new Karlín offices, but have you seen this video?
Glami has started to build links with Czech media. They have put together a really great Fashion Re(search) report with loads of information about online fashion and fashion buying habits among Czech consumers. A quick glance at the report gives an idea of how much work it has taken to put together. Thorough market knowledge and relevant data is what interests the media, and Glami knows this well.
Beyond reaching out to media, Glami also developed a strategy for influencer marketing. The strategy was launched through Glami’s red carpet sponsorship at the Czech Social Awards. To get a feel for the event, check out this video.
Although uncertainty generally rules the PR discipline, with Glami one can be certain that relevant and plentiful data will always play a role in their PR efforts.
Working in collaboration with Klub svobodných matek (Single mothers’ club), Bonami has put together a very nice fundraising campaign to support single mothers at Christmas time (#dikymamizavanoce). Taking part in the campaign is super easy – a quick purchase on Bonami or sharing through social networks.
Lending a hand is also easy at Rohlík – all you need is one extra item with your online purchase.
Scuk.cz has been part of our family for some time. Thanks to a new investment from Pale Fire Capital and Martin Rozhoň, our partnership is now official. You can learn more in this Czechcrunch article. Scuk brings quality local food to people in small localities, where it would otherwise be hard to find.
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(press release) A startup founded by Johanna von der Leyen and Marek Miltner at Stanford is changing the way companies and public institutions work with geospatial data. Instead of needing to hire a team of GIS experts, PangeAI agents allow making complex analyses and decisions involving physical infrastructure as easy as typing a prompt. The goal is to make the physical world as searchable and understandable as the digital one.
(press release) Even though companies know very well that AI can significantly increase their efficiency, most never get further than paying for ChatGPT accounts for their employees. It’s not motivation they lack - most fail in the implementation phase. The problem lies in the approach companies take: they treat AI as if it were traditional software. And this is exactly where Bandits comes in, a new project by Jiří Štěpánek, Kryštof Mitka and Miton.
The guests of the Miton AI Times event were Tomáš Gogár (co-founder and CEO of Rossum) and Martin Schmid (co-founder and CEO of Equilibre), who joined to discuss the challenges of building an AI startup.
