Lomban: Most startup investors in Spain are domestic
Emily Lomban · The Warm Intro Hierarchy Investors Won't Tell You About · Feb 18, 2021 · at 8:13
Emily Lomban, CEO and co-founder of Froged, describes the breakdown of angel and venture capital investors available to startups based in Spain.
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“Basically, I would say that most of the investors ecosystem here is from Spain itself.”
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