Cofounded by Fabrice Marquet and Brian Frederiksen in January 2020, Monaco Foundry is launching the MyFoundry app on June 30. “This marks the start of Monaco Foundry 2.0 and the first building block of a global platform for entrepreneurs,” Marquet tells Forbes Monaco. “Thanks to all the work our team has done, we are the only company in the world that has developed an automatized…
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Jim Mellon, founder of Burnbrae Group, has backed Monaco Foundry, the startup accelerator cofounded by Fabrice Marquet and Brian Frederiksen in January 2020. As a “one-stop shop for early to mid-stage companies,” Monaco Foundry provides hands-on business development support and access to a team of serial entrepreneurs, former senior government advisors, Fortune 500 executives and…
According to EY Consulting, innovative French companies raised €5.14 billion in financing through venture capital during the first half of 2021. This is a 90% increase in value and 16% in volume compared to the same period of 2020. The report published Wednesday by EY Consulting showed that since January, FrenchTech have carried out 416 fundraising operations. The Top 5 are Contentsquare…
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