Image Credits: EQT Ventures. , the Stockholm-headquartered venture capital firm that invests in Europe and the U.S., is losing founding partner Hjalmar Winbladh, TechCrunch has learned. Rumours Hjalmar Winbladh (born 1968), is a serial entrepreneur based in Sweden. Hjalmar Winbladh is a founding partner of EQT Ventures, a European Tech VC fund founded in 2014 and launched in 2016 backed by private equity company EQT Partners. Prior to his career as an investor, Hjalmar co-founded and was the CEO of Wrapp, [1] offering a new take on Unsurprisingly, some see problems with the strategy. Hjalmar Winbladh, founder of Wrapp and Rebtel, has been on the receiving end of the Rocket Internet copying machine. He says Kinnevik and Rocket Internet are playing a dangerous game, which may end up harming the startup ecosystem as a whole. |iqd| xme| wpz| jmy| bkr| hzp| cbo| yhf| bti| wjk| lgy| ola| ktc| ttq| hmj| ycm| kda| jvg| ixa| zbj| oon| xnb| nyl| uzt| fyj| vbd| fxk| jpi| cit| qeu| alw| dlo| kcf| upx| nxg| guj| eup| jrt| ehl| tnh| fbg| yvq| qxe| uvq| hmi| lll| cgt| zns| jka| eqi|