Tel Aviv is home to some of the most technologically advanced companies and research in the world – the city has 600 start-ups and a tech company champion in the form of Mayor Ron Huldai.

For Tech City UK this either makes them a competitor or a rich source of talent we’re keen to capitalise on and invite to stay. (Answer: it’s the latter). 

Tech City UK works closely with the UK-Israel Hub in Tel Aviv to help British corporations gain a global advantage by partnering with Israeli innovation as well as positioning the UK as a partner of choice for Israeli tech companies hoping to expand globally.  

For more information visit www.ukti.gov.uk.

When one of the world’s most successful start-up accelerator chose to set up shop outside of the US for the first time, London was their first choice.

TechStars is a mentorship-driven investment programme, and the London branch is expected to support up to 20 start-ups annually through an investment of €85,000 for each company. 

Joanna Shields, CEO of Tech City UK, said the launch shows that Tech City is fulfilling its potential as one of the world’s great technology centres. 

“Together with global accelerators like TechStars, we really are paving the way for high growth British businesses to succeed and have a real impact on the global stage.”

For more information visit www.techstars.com

San Francisco is a hotbed of technology innovation and talent – and not just because of its close proximity to Silicon Valley.

In the last five years dozens of new tech start-ups have set up headquarters in San Francisco, including Pinterest, Zynga and Pulse and Tech City UK are helping bridge the gap between the Valley and East London. 

Working closely with the UKTI team on the ground in San Francisco we’re offering incentives for some of the world’s hottest tech companies and entrepreneurs to set up shop in Tech City, and making it easier for local start-ups to hire overseas staff. 

For more information visit www.ukti.gov.uk.

For more information visit www.ukti.gov.uk.