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1、Fourth Edition,December 2022 Netherlands Startup Employment 2022Page/2 Sabine Kerssenssabinetechleap.nlArjan Groenarjanmartentechleap.nlDaan van der VeldenDCarla Napoleocarla.napoleaodealroom.coLouis Geoffroy-Terrynlouis.gtdealroom.coAlex Hamiltonalexander.hamiltondealroom.coTable of contents.Startu

2、p jobs in the NetherlandsImpact Startups&JobsStartup Jobs per sectorGeographical distributionJobs&investment in contextMethodology123456Co-authors.Page/3 This is the 4th edition of the Netherlands Startup Employment report by Techleap.nl,CBRE and Dealroom.coIn this report,we look at different cohort

3、s(i.e.generations)of startups founded since 1990.Not every company qualifies as a startup.Only about 2%of all new companies do.The term“startup”is defined in the methodology section.People often ask why we include older cohorts.The purpose of a startup is to grow fast and then become very big.This i

4、s what makes startups relevant to the economy.Getting big often takes two decades(although sometimes shorter).Not including these late-stage startups would defeat the purpose of this report.This report builds on the Techleap.nl Startup Finder,which is powered by Dealroom.We only count local jobs(bas

5、ed in the Netherlands)created by homegrown startups.We do not include jobs created by foreign startups in the Netherlands,e.g.Uber in Amsterdam or Templafy in Eindhoven.As our coverage of the Dutch ecosystem improves,new startups are discovered and new data is added to existing companies.This comes

6、on top of the growing number of startups founded in the Netherlands each year.As a result,the dataset supporting this report has grown to include over 6,000 companies.See the methodology section for an in-depth overview of our approach.Useful terms to navigate this report.A company designed to grow

7、fast.Generally,such companies are VC-investable businesses.read moreRapidly scaling company(and tech enabled)that has reached a$1 billion valuation.read moreJobs created by dutch startups in the Netherlands.Part-time,contract-based and internships are generally included,but self-employed jobs assimi

8、lated to the“gig-economy”are not.All jobs created by Dutch startups in the Netherlands and abroad.Startups with current main center of business in the Netherlands.On some occasions,startups founded abroad,which later relocated to the Netherlands,are included(Mambu).Dutch startups which relocated abr

9、oad are also included(Elastic).StartupUnicornsLocal jobsGlobal jobHomegrown startupStartupA company designed to grow fast.Generally,such companies are VC-investable businesses.read moreUnicornTech enabled company founded after 1990,valued over$1 billion.read moreHomegrown startupStartups with curren

10、t main center of business in the Netherlands.On some occasions,startups founded abroad,which later relocated to the Netherlands,are included(Mambu).Dutch startups which relocated abroad are also included(Elastic).Local jobsJobs created by dutch startups in the Netherlands.Part-time,contract-based an

11、d internships are generally included,but self-employed jobs assimilated to the“gig-economy”are not.Global jobsAll jobs created by Dutch startups in the Netherlands and abroad.Note:unless otherwise mentioned,“jobs”refer to local jobs throughout this report.More detailed information on the methodology

12、 and underlying data can be found in the dedicated section at the end of this report,and on knowledge.dealroom.co.What you need to know.Dutch startups support 135K jobs,with more growth potential550+startups in the Netherlands have sustainable development goals at the core of their business.Impact s

13、tartups with at least 2 employees currently generate 10%(or 13.9K)of the total number of startup jobs,up from 7%last year.Rising stars like Lightyear,EVBox and VanMoof are amongst some of the startups contributing for this ongoing growing trend.Tech related roles are amongst the hardest-to-fill posi

14、tions,with job vacancies typically staying online on average 69 days,above the national average of 65 days.Some of the biggest success cases,innovation and job creation is happening across the country.62%of the total startup jobs is created outside of North Holland.Connectivity between the Dutch reg

15、ions remains top of the bill,and talent from all universities can be found migrating throughout the country.Tech talent remains in high demand across the NetherlandsImpact startups are becoming a major employerThe Dutch startup ecosystem currently supports 135K+jobs with an annual growth of 7.6%.Thi

16、s represents an increase of 64.5K net new jobs since 2018.The Dutch startup employment have showed resilient during the first half of the year,with layoffs mainly affecting big tech companies.Theres still untapped potential in the Dutch startup employment landscape.Research on Employee Stock Option

17、Plans reveals that theres up to 116,000 jobs that Dutch startups can provide by 2030.1Startup jobs in the NetherlandsPage/6 Employees by company type.49.1K jobs(36%)135.2K local jobs at homegrown startups,scaleups and grownups.StartupsScaleupsGrownupsTotal4.8K companies9 avg.years old10 avg.employee

18、s746 companies17 avg.years old76 avg.employees53 companies19 avg.years old557 avg.employees56.5K jobs(42%)29.5K jobs(22%)5.6K companies10 avg.years old24 avg.employeesEmployees by company type.Source:Dealroom.co.Period:July 2022.Jobs in the NetherlandsJobs in the rest of the world135.2K(52%)123.6K(4

19、8%)GrownupsFormer startups&scaleups.More than 500 people globally.Founded in the Netherlands after 1990(in the information age).ScaleupsFormer startups.50-500 people globally.Founded in the Netherlands after 1990.StartupsCompanies designed to grow fast.VC-backable business model.Less than 50 people.

20、Founded in the Netherlands after 1990.Companies in this report.GrownupsFormer startups&scaleups.More than 500 people globally.Founded in the Netherlands after 1990(in the information age).ScaleupsFormer startups.50-500 people globally.Founded in the Netherlands after 1990.StartupsCompanies designed

21、to grow fast.VC-backable business model.Less than 50 people.Founded in the Netherlands after 1990.Page/7 Page/7 While the older cohort of companies-companies founded between 1990 and 2005-continue to be the biggest startup employers,a younger generation of companies founded after 2016 is growing at

22、a faster pace 6.7%vs 12.6%year-over-year).This cohort of companies accounts now for approximately 18%of the total startup workforce in the Netherlands,adding over 4.1K new local jobs since Apr 2021.1990-20052006-20102011-20162017-now10K 20K 30K 40K 50.8K Jobs+6.4%YoYStartups in the Netherlands curre

23、ntly generate 135K jobs,with younger companies adding most of the new positions.Period 2021-2022Total jobsIn our previous reports,older homegrown companies founded before 2005 were the biggest employers,having had most time to grow.But now a younger generation of startups is taking over Companies fo

24、unded between 1990 and 2005 have become the backbone of Amsterdams startup sector.Today,these 182 companies provide 15.5K local jobs,or 34%of all startup jobs in the city.Though older companies remain the biggest employers,startup jobs arent all about tech giants.Companies founded after 2010 grew th

25、eir ranks the fastest at over 15%year-on-year since January 2020,creating over 85%of all new local jobs at homegrown companies.The youngest cohort of startups(founded after 2016)provided a boost to job creation in Amsterdam:just 686 companies added 2.1K jobs since just January 2020.50K 60K 42.5K Job

26、s+6.7%YoY24.6K Jobs+6.9%YoY 17.1K Jobs+15.2%YoY Source:Dealroom.co.For the table,the job count for each of the year periods begins at the launch date for the startup companies within those segments.Source:NLtimes.The overall Dutch economy grew by 4.8%last year,its strongest registered growth since 1

27、998*.Following a similar trend observed in previous reports,startups are an above average growing industry with an annual growth of 7.6%.Companies founded before 2005 remain the biggest employers in the dutch startup and scaleup ecosystem,currently employing nearly 51K people across the country.Howe

28、ver,this cohort of companies now records the slowest growth,at 6.4%year-over-year on average.The youngest cohort of companies is now contributing to 17K jobs.Page/8 Dutch Startup EcosystemStartups founded by former employees of Dutch unicorns&tech behemothsA flywheel is starting to show in the Nethe

29、rlands where founders who gained experience at large domestic&foreign companies turn to entrepreneurship.Startups founded by former employees of foreign unicorns&tech behemothsSource:Dealroom.co.A new generation of startups is emerging as former employees of Dutch tech behemoths turn to entrepreneur

30、ship.WIPForeign startups&tech companies with a presence in the NetherlandsDutch unicorns&tech behemothsDutch startups founded by former employees of Dutch as well as foreign unicorns&tech behemothsWe identified 100+startups(co-)founded by individuals who first gained experience as employees of one o

31、f the 29 Dutch unicorns,or in tech&R&D intensive Dutch corporates.This new generation of startups already generates 3K local jobs,and over 5K jobs globally.The Netherlands is also home to many secondary offices of foreign startups and tech companies.Former employees of these companies also increasin

32、gly turn to entrepreneurship,helping to build a new generation of promising startups in the Netherlands and creating over 1K jobs locally.Page/9 Jobs openings TBD Startups are hungry for talent.Removing the barriers between different cities ensures the right person ends up in the right startup.Backe

33、nd DevelopmentStartups are hungry for talent across different skill sets.SalesBusiness DevelopmentMarketing and CommunicationData Science&EngineeringProject ManagementCSM and SupportBusiness IntelligenceDesignHuman ResourcesDevOpsFinanceAccountingLogisticsLegalFull-stack developmentFrontend Developm

34、entC-level20%10%10%10%8%6%6%5%4%4%3%3%3%2%2%2%1%1%of vacancies by position type,Jan-Sep 2022excluding internships Tech jobs(27%of all job openings)Other positions(73%)Number of days a vacancy remains live,Jan-Sep 2022excluding internshipsSource:Dealroom.co.Dataset:11K job openings.Period:2021(Jan-Se

35、p 2022)Tech jobs Other positionsTech roles remain the hardest-to-fill positions,staying active for an average of 69 days.WIP SalesEngineering(excl.Tech)Finance&ManagementTech JobsMarketing&Communications45%43%42%41%36%Hard-to-fill positions by job function,202160 DaysShare of jobs posted for up to 6

36、0 daysShare of jobs posted for more than 60 daysHR,Law and Admin34%Business DevelopmentMarketing&CommunicationAdmin&LogisticsProject ManagementData Science&EngineeringBusiness IntelligenceC-levelDevelopment30%16%14%6%6%5%1%22%Tech jobsAverage NLProject ManagementAdmin&LogisticsBusiness DevelopmentC-

37、levelMarketing&CommunicationBusiness Intelligence6965656462626166Page/10 Employee benefit plans that give workers shares of stock(ESOP)can align the interests of employees with those of the company,as the companys success translates into future financial rewards.They also help staff to feel more app

38、reciated and better compensated for the work they do.Effectively increasing innovativeness and firm performance.When The Netherlands implements similar stock option policy as in benchmark countries like the UK,United States and Sweden,there is an ecosystem growth within reach of up to:116K in additi

39、onal startup jobs by 2030470-690 million in yearly additional available early stage funding1.4-2.3 billion in returned taxes per yearGrowth opportunity in startup jobs with ESOP effectively implemented(from 2022 to 2030)The impact of better stock option policy is up to 18%on employment growth by 203

40、0.Source:On behalf of Techleap.nl,Van Huystee Consultancy has built a quantitative model to show the impact of a better stock option policy in the Netherlands,2022.Stam,E.,Kleverlaan,R.and Spaans,L.(2021)Making employee ownership work in startups and SMEs.University of Utrecht2Impact startups&jobsPa

41、ge/12 Add perspective-companies that are working in waste management/recycling etc,but we dont consider impactEnvironmental,Social and Corporate Governance(ESG)ImpactReducing harmDoing goodTo be an impact company means having sustainable development at the core of the businesss values.In this report

42、,an impact startup is a company that addresses one or more UN Sustainable Development Goal(SDGs)at the core of its business and the potential to scale.Our litmus test:if you remove the impact,you also remove the business.Impact sits within a broader framework of Environmental,Social and Corporate Go

43、vernance(ESG)which seeks to reduce the harmful impact of business.In this report we examined over 554 Dutch impact tech startups.In this report,an impact startup is a company that addresses one or more UN Sustainable Development Goal(SDGs)at the core of its business and the potential to scale.Our li

44、tmus test:if you remove the impact,you also remove the business.The Sustainable Development Goals are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all.They address the global challenges we face,including poverty,inequality,climate change,environmental degradation,peace and justi

45、ce.Learn more and take action.Impact sits within a broader framework of Environmental,Social and Corporate Governance(ESG)which seeks to reduce the harmful impact of business.In this report,we examined over 550+Dutch impact tech startups.Source:Dealroom.co.Page/13 CompanyImpact topicLocationNetherla

46、nds-basedEmployees(2022)Electric MobilityHelmond500+EV Charging StationsAmsterdam400+Electric MobilityAmsterdam300+Electric MobilityDeurne300+Climate FintechAmsterdam250+BiofuelsAmsterdam200+Electric MobilityAmsterdam150+Sustainable Clothing RetailerAmsterdam150+Sustainability MeasurementAmsterdam15

47、0+Electric MobilityAmsterdam150+Largest Dutch impact startup employers1 in every 10 startup employee in the Netherlands works at an impact startup.Source:Dealroom.co.This dataset includes 553 Dutch impact startups as of July 2022.Page/14 With over 13.9K jobs created to date,Dutch impact startups are

48、 becoming a pillar of the tech ecosystem in the Netherlands.Source:Dealroom.co.This dataset includes 553 Dutch impact startups as of July 2022.Total homegrown jobs Jobs at impact startupsStartup jobs at Netherlands-based impact startups,2022 vs 20212021Now9.4K7%3.8K8.6%44K120.6K13.9K10%121.3K2022Fas

49、test-growing impact startupsover the past yearSustainable Waste SolutionsEV ChargingClean Energy TechClean Energy TechEV Battery TechEV MobilityPage/15 Both Dutch and foreign talent is filling jobs in the Netherlands,which is seen as a key place for R&D according to big tech.The EMEA region is a lar

50、ge basis for operations for these tech companies,and they therefore invests in local talent,furthering their capabilities and making tech a truly global talent playing field.This will put pressure on startups to attract talent in the short run,but can also help mature the talent pool.Foreign employe

51、es raise the bar for locals and create local value,they might move on to work in Dutch companies later on,or even found their own business here in the Netherlands.It remains essential for Dutch companies to actively work on attractiveness for future and current employees.Investing in talent attracti

52、on and retainment,Dutch companies can scale effectively in this environment.An inclusive workplace is key in a people-first culture.1.3K+70+80+20+15+15+60+60+60+Prominent global impact companies attract Dutch talent,creating(foreign)ecosystem value,increasing pressure on available talent for startup

53、s,but also helping to mature the ecosystem.Foreign impact unicorns creating jobs in the NetherlandsForeign impact grownupscreating jobs in the NetherlandsUsing Dealroom data,we identified 70+startups(co-)founded by former employees of just 20 Dutch behemoths and homegrown unicorns in the past 10 yea

54、rs.This new generation of startups already generates 2.5K local jobs,and over 4.5K jobs globally.Source:Dealroom.co.Foreign impact scaleups creating jobs in the Netherlands60+10+30+20+50+10+10+40+Prominent global impact companies attract Dutch talent,creating(foreign)ecosystem value,increasing press

55、ure on available talent for startups,but can also help mature the ecosystem.,further helping mature the ecosystem.Page/16 With nearly 1B raised so far in 2022,Dutch impact investment already surpassed 2020 levels.Venture capital investment into Dutch impact startups view online 0.5B1B1.5B1.1B$0.1B0-

56、1M(pre-seed)1-4M(seed)4-15M(Series A)15-40M(Series B)40-100M(Series C)100-250M 250M+988MOver 100+Dutch impact startups raised in 2022 view onlineSource:Dealroom.co.Page/17 Climate Action,Responsible Consumption&Production and Sustainable Cities&Communities are the most funded SDGs since 2016.2016-20

57、22 YTD investment per Sustainable Development Goal*view online Source:Dealroom.co.*Overlap between sustainable development goals may incur double counting.ArnhemThe HagueWageningenHaarlemLeeuwardenDelftAmsterdamRotterdamAlmereGroningenMaastrichtLeidenBredas-HertogenboschEindhoven32%28%24%17%16%15%12

58、%11%11%9%29%8%8%7%7%Climate Action(#13)Sustainable cities&communities(#11)Affordable&clean energy(#7)Zero hunger(#2)Industry innovation&infrastructure(#9)Good health&well-being(#3)Reduced inequalities(#10)No poverty(#1)Life below water(#14)Life on land(#15)Responsible consumption&production(#12)Clea

59、n water&sanitation(#6)Decent work&economic growth(#8)Quality education(#4)Partnerships(#17)Gender equality(#5)Peace justice&strong institutions(#16)2.6B1.1B 1.0B 0.4B 0.2B 0.2B 0.2B 0.2B 0.1B 0.1B 0.1B 0.1B 0.1B0.1B1.5B 0.1B0.1BPage/18 Climate Action,Affordable&Clean Energy,and Sustainable Cities&Co

60、mmunities provide the most jobs.Number of startups per SDG,2022Source:Dealroom.co.*Overlap between sustainable development goals may incur double counting.Climate Action(#13)Responsible consumption&production(#7)Sustainable cities&communities(#11)Good health&well-being(#3)Industry innovation&infrast

61、ructure(#9)Decent work&economic growth(#8)Zero hunger(#2)Reduced inequalities(#10)Life on land(#15)Life below water(#14)Affordable&clean energy(#12)Clean water&sanitation(#6)Gender equality(#5)Partnerships(#17)Quality education(#4)Peace justice&strong institutions(#16)No poverty(#1)19714281605757292

62、9262519181412156109Startup jobs by SDG,2022*Climate Action(#13)Sustainable cities&communities(#11)Responsible consumption&production(#7)Industry innovation&infrastructure(#9)Good health&well-being(#3)Decent work&economic growth(#8)Zero hunger(#2)Life on land(#15)Life below water(#14)Reduced inequali

63、ties(#10)Affordable&clean energy(#12)Clean water&sanitation(#6)Gender equality(#5)Partnerships(#17)Quality education(#4)No poverty(#1)Peace justice&strong institutions(#16)4.0K2.7K1.0K1.0K0.8K0.8K0.5K0.4K0.4K0.2K0.2K0.1K0.1K0.1K0.1K5.3K6.6KPage/19 RoboticsSecurityStartup jobs by industry,2022*Health

64、FintechImpactEnterprise SoftwareEcommerceMarketingTransportationReal EstateEnergyMedia24.5KFoodEducationSecurityRest of the industriesGamingTelecom29.9K31.1K18.7K17.5K17.4K14.5K13.0K12.6K12.1K11.6K11.2K8.0K7.6K7.4K35.1KImpact startups are the third largest employer in the Dutch ecosystem,only behind

65、 Healthtech and Fintech.Source:Dealroom.co.*Analysis excludes double counting of impact jobs.HealthThe HagueWageningenHaarlemLeeuwardenDelftAmsterdamRotterdamAlmereGroningenFintechLeidenBredas-HertogenboschEindhoven32%28%24%17%16%15%12%11%11%9%29%8%8%7%7%HealthtechImpacteCommerceEnterprise SoftwareT

66、ravelMarketingTransportationFoodtechMediaEnergyFintechEdtechJobs Recruitment15.4K14.0K 10.8K9.4K 8.4K 7.7K 7.2K 5.7K5.5K 4.9K 4.3K 3.8K 3.7K3.4K 14.7K Page/20 Energy is the most impact intense industry,followed by food and transportationImpact jobs by industry,2022Placeholder slideSource:Dealroom.co

67、.Energy is by far the most impact intense industry,followed by food and transportation.TransportationEnergyFoodtechHealthtechFintech6.0K1.7K1.6K1.2K0.9KAll other industries2.3KeCommerceEnterprise SoftwareEdtechTelecom0.6K0.2K0.2K0.1KTravel0.1KJobs Recruitment0.1KRobotics0.1K40%of impact jobs are cre

68、ated by Energy startups.Energy is the largest impact sector with 6K jobs.Lightyear,Fastned and Ebusco are some of the rising number of homegrown success cases in this space.Since 2019,energy-related impact startups have added 2.8K jobs to the Dutch startup ecosystem.Real Estate0.7KeCommerceEnterpris

69、e SoftwareEdtechTelecom0.6K0.2K0.2K0.1KTravel0.1KJobs Recruitment0.1KRobotics0.1KPage/21 South Holland,North Brabant and Gelderland are key regions for impact entrepreneurship.Percentage of startup jobs at Impact startups by Province.10.6%6%4.9%10.3%8.7%1.7%8.6%11.7%12.2%11.6%11.4%North HollandSouth

70、 HollandZeelandLimburgNorth BrabantGelderlandOverijsselDrentheGroningenFrieslandFlevolandUtrecht4.9%Number of impact jobs per province,2022.CIty#of impact companiesLOCAL IMPACT JOBSLOCAL JOBS 07.22%of start jobs in the city that are impact(2022)Arnhem1429091832%Maastricht615853729%The Hague569093280

71、28%Wageningen1016065324%Haarlem410963417%Leeuwarden67144916%Delft36585394815%Amsterdam16050624391512%Rotterdam4312921138711%Almere58074411%Groningen1326630729%Leiden814316918%Breda516620128%s-Hertogenbosch414018787%Eindhoven2242058577%Source:Dealroom.co.Open Alternative protein landscapeDealroom has

72、 launched a powerful predictive algorithm to discover the most promising companies,Dealroom Signals.Despite a downturn quarter in funding,theres still potential for investment opportunities.Dont miss out on up and coming startups,and stay ahead of the market with Dealroom Signals.The input for each

73、Signals algorithm includes company growth(team size,product growth),job openings,completion score and contextual data(does the company fit into segments of interest),timing(is the startup likely to raise their next round soon)and team composition.100 impact startups to watch out for view online3Star

74、tup jobs per sectorPage/24 Healthtech and Fintech provide the most jobs while eCommerce and Fintech have the largest teams on average.Startup jobs by sector,2022Average team size by sector,2022Source:Dealroom.co.Healthtech16.5KFintech15.6KeCommerce11.4KEnergy10.9KEnterprise Software9.5KTransportatio

75、n8.8KTravel8.5KMarketing7.8KFoodtech7.5KMedia5.5KEdtech4.5KReal Estate3.9KJobs Recruitment3.9KSecurityRoboticsTelecomGaming2.2K3.6K3.2K2.3KFintech37eCommerce34Robotics28Transportation26Hosting26Jobs Recruitment24Marketing23Foodtech23Energy23Gaming22Telecom22Healthtech22Edtech21KidsEnterprise Softwar

76、eSemiconductorsTravel20/46212121BPage/25 Foodtech,Energy and Travel provided the fastest employment growth of the past year.Fastest-growing sectors of employment over the past yearannual job growth,2021-2022Foodtech remains a high-growth sector,growing at an annual growth rate of 27%since April 2021

77、,adding 1.3K new jobs.Success cases like Crisp,Protix and Mosa Meat are some of the startups contributing to this trend.Beyond Foodtech,Energy startups are also leading in terms of job growth in the past year.With over 1.2K new local jobs added to the ecosystem,the Travel sector has made a post pand

78、emic recovery now within the top three fastest growing sectors for local employment,thanks partially to the resurgence of industry giant B.Source:Dealroom.co.Foodtech27%Energy22%Travel22%Robotics21%Gaming18%Fintech17%eCommerce13%Semiconductors12%Healthtech11%Enterprise Software11%4Geographical distr

79、ibutionPage/27 North Holland:the largest pool of startup jobs.Total number of jobs created by North Holland startups51.6K+Number of startups with at least 2 employees1.8KNumber of jobs created since 201814K+Key Facts about North Holland startup ecosystemAmsterdam-Deltas Life Sciences ecosystem inclu

80、des two internationally renowned universities,University of Amsterdam and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam,as well as Amsterdam University Medical Centre and the Netherlands Cancer Institute.The Netherlands is the top European importer and exporter of medical devices.Hubs including Amsterdam Science Par

81、k and the Amsterdam Life Sciences District offer opportunities for collaboration,and the European Medicines Agency is also located here.source:Startup GenomeNorth-Holland leads as the most mature ecosystem,home to over 1.8K startups and 51.6K startup jobs.Representing 38%of the startup workforce in

82、the country.Some of the countries biggest success cases have been founded in North Holland,including the likes of Adyen,Picnic and Mollie.(International)VCs and incubators have located here and in turn,help grow the ecosystem year on year.The regions particular strength lies in Fintech,Travel,Transp

83、ortation and Health sectors.In close connection to North-Holland is Flevoland.Though small in startup numbers,the region stands outs for its Food Tech industry,with several hubs having been created in the providence in recent years,such as research institute Flevo Campus.Number of homegrown startups

84、 with at least 2 employees per province.1.8K0.6K0.1K0.1K0.2K0.1K0.3K0.4K1.3K0.1K0.7K0.2KNorth HollandSouth HollandZeelandLimburgNoord BrabantGelderlandOverijsselDrentheGroningenFrieslandFlevolandUtrecht51.6K26.1K16.8K16.4K6.9K6.2K3.3K2.8K2.2K1.2K0.6K0.6KNoord HollandSouth-HollandNorth BrabantDrenthe

85、UtrechtGelderlandOverijsselGroningenFrieslandLimburgFlevolandZeelandStartup jobs by Province in 2022Source:Dealroom.co.Page/28 Placeholder AMS reportExplore the Amsterdam ecosystem Amsterdam startup employmentPage/29 South Holland:a key province for Impact focused startups.The South Holland province

86、 is becoming an ever more important pillar of the national startup ecosystem,now has a combined value of nearly 50B with over 1.3K startups which in turn support over 26.2K local jobs combined.With 150+impact based companies in the province,startups in South Holland benefit thanks to deep talent poo

87、ls from leading education institutions such as Rotterdam Erasmus University,TU Delft and the University of Leiden.Thanks to the aforementioned benefits of a host of established education institutions and the proximity to each others ecosystems,South Holland is growing as a key startup province withi

88、n the country,experiencing consistent year on year growth over the past decade.This year the province saw an annual job growth of 8%.Growth in Impact jobs,year-on-year8%Impact Startups in South Holland150+Impact job in the Netherlands is in South Holland1 in 4The HagueRotterdamKey Facts for South Ho

89、lland Impact StartupsSource:Dealroom.co.LeidenDelftAlthough Zeeland is the smallest Dutch providence by number of startups and jobs,the region shows a potential strength in its local food and transport industry.The 2022 acquisition of Meatless,who enables production of plant textures for fish and me

90、at alternatives,is a further core component for the megatrend of plant protein and the potential of Zeeuwse startups to innovate.the province is home to 23%of the total impact startups in the country.Impact is a core sector in South Holland,providing 12%of the total startup jobs.Page/30 The province

91、 of North Brabant is home to nearly 700 startups which makes it the third largest province count in The Netherlands.With over 15k startup jobs in the province Brabant is the 3rd fastest growing province and fastest-growing amongst major dutch ecosystems,at an annual rate of 9%since 2018.This transla

92、tes into 4.5K net startupjobs created by Brabant-based startups since 2018.Over 450+Brabant and Eindhoven based startups raised in 2022 view online%Key Facts about North Brandants startup ecosystemSource:Dealroom.co.North Brabant:a key Dutch province for deep tech startups.Growth in deep tech jobs,y

93、ear-on-year27%Number of deep tech startup120+New added deep tech jobs since 2021850+Key Facts about North Brabants Industrial tech startupsLargest deep tech employers in North BrabantNorth Brabant is home to nearly 700 startups which makes it the third largest province count in The Netherlands.The r

94、egions strength lies in deep tech.The 124 deep tech startups generate over 5K jobs,representing more than a quarter of the regions startup workforce.Driving this trend are homegrown startups in the province such as Prodrive Technologies,Lightyear and Smart Robotics.Prodrive TechnologiesNetherlands-b

95、ased employees:1.5K+LightyearNetherlands-based employees:600+SiouxNetherlands-based employees:500+Adimec Advanced Image SystemsNetherlands-based employees:100+Smart RoboticsNetherlands-based employees:100+EFFECT PhotonicsNetherlands-based employees:80+Page/31 Utrecht:ranks second in startup jobs per

96、 1M inhabitants.Startup jobs per 1M inhabitants121Growth in jobs,year-on-year8%Jobs created since 20183.4K+Key Facts about Utrecht startup ecosystemUtrecht stands out as the 4th region by number of startup jobs,with over 16.4K jobs created by 600+startups in 2022.The region also stands out startup j

97、obs per capita,only second to North Holland,with over 100 startup jobs created per 1M inhabitants in 2022.Some of the regions biggest employers include B,AFAS Software and Ultimaker.Utrechts key industries include Health,Fintech and eCommerce.Annual job growth per Province,2018-2022Startup jobs per

98、1M inhabitants,2022Source:Dealroom.co.North Holland179Utrecht121North Brabant72South Holland70Groningen56Overijssel54Gelderland33Flevoland28Limburg20Friesland18Zeeland14Drenthe12Groningen continues its track record for a second consecutive year as the fastest-growing region in terms of job growth.Ho

99、me to 200 startups supplying 3.3K jobs.Since 2018,the province has grown its job count by 12%-growing faster than any other province in the country.Within the period,approximately 1.2K new local jobs have been created by Groningen based startups.Although Friesland is one of the smaller regions by nu

100、mber of startup jobs,the region is home to several innovation hubs.In the municipality of Leeuwarden sits campus Frysln,a faculty of the University of Groningen,located in the province of Friesland.Hubs such as the BioBizz Hub in Balk and the Watercampus in Leeuwarden host scaling businesses.One of

101、the smallest startup regions,Drenthe has shown the impact that even smaller innovative businesses can make.With only two people employed,local competition winner SimCPR is improving CPR feedback for first responders.Northern Netherlands stands out by fast growth.Annual job growth per Province,2018-2

102、022Annual job growth since 201812%New jobs since 20181.2K+Number of startups with at least 2 employees150+Key Facts about Groningen,Friesland and Drenthe startup ecosystem1.2K+jobs3.3K+jobs600+jobsDrentheGroningenFrieslandSpotlights&key figures in Groningen,Friesland and Drenthe12%Annual growth|200+

103、startupsNotable companies:8%Annual growth|40+startupsNotable companies:4%Annual growth|90+startupsNotable companies:Source:Dealroom.co.Page/33 GelderlandIn Gelderland,Foodtech startups are adding jobs faster than any other sector.Between 2021 and 2022,Foodtech startups added nearly one fifth of new

104、jobs in the region.Wageningen University and Research(WUR)are amongst the top universities globally in the Food field,ranking#1 in Agriculture and Forestry and#5 in Environmental Sciences.Notable spinouts include:Rival Foods,FUMI Ingredients and plant-e.,Net local jobs added by Gelderland-based star

105、tups2021-2022Groningen stands out for the second year in a row as the fastest-growing region:200 startups make up 3.3K jobs,growing at 12%since 2018.Approximately 1.2K new local jobs have been created by Groningen based startups in the last four years.Enie.nl,Simplicate and Parkos are amongst the fa

106、stest-growing companies contributing for this trend.Growth in jobs since 201812%New net jobs since 20181.2K+Homegrown startups with at least 2 employees200Key Facts for Groningen ecosystemSource:Dealroom.co.*QS World University Rankings.Job growth per province,2018-2022Groningen stands out for the s

107、econd year in a row as the fastest-growing region:200 startups make up 3.3K jobs,growing at 12%since 2018.Approximately 1.2K new local jobs have been created by Groningen based startups in the last four years.Enie.nl,Simplicate and Parkos are amongst the fastest-growing companies contributing for th

108、is trend.New net jobs since 2018Key Facts for South Holland Impact StartupsOverijsselHealthtech jobs are more equally distributed across the country,however,in regions like Overijssel the sector contributes a significant share of the total of startup jobs.In 2022,Healthtech startups contribute to ov

109、er 30%of the total of startup jobs in the region.Number of jobs per sector by Overijssel-based companies,2022Foodtech120+Edtech100+Healthtech100+Transportation90+Fintech50+Enterprise Software40+Marketing30+Energy30+Healthtech1940Marketing521Fintech387Enterprise Software340Energy337Hosting314Ecommerc

110、e302Semiconductors299Transportation275Real Estate204Page/34 Source:Dealroom.co.*Source:Vegconomist.LimburgLimburg is centrally located in the heart of the Eindhoven,Leuven,Aachen Technology Triangle(ELAT)with quick access to the large German market.In the vicinity of important knowledge institutions

111、 and key sources of talent such as the universities of Maastricht,Leuven and Aachen.In 2022,the province supports 2.2k jobs,which represents a 6%increase on the previous year.Visit finder.techleap.nl toexplore the Dutch startup ecosystem in greater depth.ZeelandAlthough Zeeland is the smallest Dutch

112、 providence by number of startups and jobs,the region shows a potential strength in its local food and transport industry.The 2022 acquisition of Meatless*,which enables production of plant textures for fish and meat alternatives,is a further core component for the ongoing foodtech megatrend happeni

113、ng in the region.5Jobs&investment in contextPage/36 10-50M50+M25022companies21companies2022 has already become the second-highest year on record for VC investment in the Netherlands,although with levels much lower than last year.20202021 YTD2.0B 3.0B 4.0B 3.1xVC funding in H1 2021 signals that Amste

114、rdams tech ecosystem has recovered from impact recorded in H1 2020,but has surpassed pre-pandemic levels1.0B H1 2021 H1 20202.4B0.2B12xVC investment in the Netherlands view onlineOver 460+Netherlands-based startups raised in 2022 view online20192018201720162015201420132012201120105.0B 01M(pre-seed)1

115、4M(seed)415M(Series A)1540M(Series B)40100M(Series C)100-250M 250M+Source:Dealroom.co.3B6.7BPage/37 2B1.5B1BNew funds raised by Dutch investors view online 0.5BNameAmountDate303MMay 2022260MMay 2022154MFeb 2022143MApr 2022130MOct 2022110MMay 2022100MMay 202275MFeb 202270MJan 2022Selected new funds a

116、nnounced in 2022 YTD view onlineOver 1.8B has been raised across 20 new VC funds in the Netherlands,already beating previous years records,ready to be deployed in upcoming months.Source:Dealroom.co.201720182019202020212022YTD1.8B2016Page/38 10-50M50+M25020015022companies21companiesAverage team size

117、per funding received VC-backed startups grow 3x faster than their peers.The recorded growth in VC funding in 2021 so far signals that the dutch tech ecosystem has surpassed pre-pandemic levels.VC funding and jobs growth are linear.On average,startups receiving seed funding scale two times faster tha

118、n those that didnt.Series A+startups grow five times faster.As a result,VC funding at a record level in 2021 bodes well for further employment growth.The recorded growth in VC funding in 2021 so far signals that the dutch tech ecosystem has surpassed pre-pandemic levels.VC funding and jobs growth ar

119、e linear.On average,startups receiving seed funding scale two times faster than those that didnt.Series A+startups grow five times faster.So far,5B has been invested in dutch startups in 2021,thats three times more than 2020 combined.No Funding1530601202404800Average number of local employees by VC-

120、funding stage,20210-1M1-2M2-10M10-100M100M+4.9K startups0.6K startups0.2K startups0.3K startups0.2K startups158 startups24 150+250+150+600+4.9K startupsBubble size shows number of companies.Source:Dealroom.co 67%of companies in this report are not VC-backed.VC funding fuels job creation.1MFunding(Se

121、ed)Year 1Year 10Year 517 people after 10 years(avg.)16 people after 10 years(avg.)4MFunding(Series A+)66 people after 10 years(avg.)Investment-backed startups and scaleups hire in larger quantities and faster than non-funded startups.Within The Netherlands,there exists a positive correlation between

122、 funding raised and jobs growth.Furthermore,Venture-backed startups grow their teams 4x faster than their peers.Average team size per growth stage and company launch year in the NetherlandsPage/39 Average team size correlates in an upward direction relative to total VC funding.Average team size(loca

123、l)by total VC funding in Dutch startups,2022No Funding10020040001M15-40M40-100M100M+4118965331930020145001-4M4-15MSource:Dealroom.co.4003002001001M1-4M4-15M15-40M40-100M100M+No fundingPage/40 Most startup jobs are at companies which are not(yet)VC-backed.3 in 10 jobs created by a Dutch startup is at

124、 a VC-backed company.Jobs at VC-backed startups vs not VC-backed startups in the Netherlands(2022).Source:Dealroom.co.Number of jobs at VC-backed vs non-VC backed,2022 Non-VC backed companiesVC-backed companies511 VC-backed startups37%jobs91K(67%)Jobs at VC-backed companiesJobs at non VC-backed comp

125、anies44K(33%)100K75K50K25KPage/41 Although most of the ecosystem value residing in more mature,VC-backed companies,most jobs are being created by a larger number of startups and scaleups.20B8%Combined valuation of 25 Dutch UnicornsJobs created by 25 Dutch unicornsAll other Dutch startups and scaleup

126、s 204B82%25B12%Jobs at the next 200 biggest Dutch scaleups and grownupsAll other Dutchstartups and scaleupsCombined valuation of the next 200 biggest scaleups and grownupsSource:Dealroom.co.Although most of the ecosystem value is created by more mature,VC-backed companies,most jobs are created by a

127、larger number of startups and scaleups.15.7K jobs12%42.1K jobs31%77.3K jobs57%With the hiring demand of tech talent another year very high,layoffs in big tech might offer some room that the startup market is looking for.Source:Dealroom.co&LinkedIn Insights Flow Tradershttps:/ demand of tech talent i

128、n the Netherlands is still measurably“very high”.Foreign Tech with secondaryoffices in the NetherlandsDutch scaleups,grownups and corporatesMajor layoffs announced by big tech with a presence in the Netherlands.Notable startups actively hiring in the Netherlands Browse each startups job openings Bro

129、wse each startups job openingsRecent layoffs announced by startups&tech companies with a presence in the NetherlandsSelected startups actively hiring in the Netherlands Dutch startups actively hiring Foreign startups hiring in the Netherlands 6MethodologyCompanies in this report.Series ASource:Dealr

130、oom.co.Non-exhaustive list of all companies included in this report.Micro-startupsProjects or products which are not(yet)job-creating and/or incorporated,and/or in stealth.StartupsCompanies designed to grow fast.VC-backed business model.Between 2 and 50 people,Founded in the Netherlands after 1990.S

131、caleupsFormer startup.51-500 people globally,founded in the Netherlands after 1990.GrownupsFormer scaleup.More than 500 people globally.Founded in the Netherlands after 1990.Mature companiesLarge(tech)companies which are not startups.NAMEDEALROOM PROFILETypeBite-build your social circlehttps:/app.de

132、alroom.co/companies/bite_build_your_social_circleMicrostartupTommie the cathttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/tommiethecatMicrostartupAsthmaware BVhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/asthmaware_bvMicrostartupFiglinQ BVhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/figlinq_bvMicrostartupGymspaceshttps:/app.dealroom.co/

133、companies/gymspacesMicrostartupFlowlethttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/flowletMicrostartupPurgatoriahttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/purgatoriaMicrostartupEdu-Suitehttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/edu_suiteMicrostartupWavyhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/wavy_2MicrostartupYouTaphttps:/app.dealroom.c

134、o/companies/youtapMicrostartupUrbandinehttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/urbandineMicrostartupTulip Solutions B.V.https:/app.dealroom.co/companies/tulip_solutions_b_v_MicrostartupLoanwisehttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/loanwiseMicrostartupDelfthyperloophttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/delfthyperloop

135、StartupsHardt Hyperloop https:/app.dealroom.co/companies/hardt_global_mobilityStartupsPharmeonhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/pharmeonStartupsProfortohttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/profortoStartupsE-Fluxhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/e_fluxStartupsEcoChain Technologieshttps:/app.dealroom.co/com

136、panies/ecochainStartupsMILabshttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/milabsStartupsCoolGameshttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/coolgamesStartupsPeelPioneershttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/peelpioneersStartupsCamptoohttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/camptooStartupsMainblades Inspectionshttps:/app.dealroom.co/

137、companies/mainblades_inspectionsStartupsWillicrofthttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/willicroftStartupsFeedback Companyhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/the_feedback_companyStartupsWeShareSolarhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/wesharesolarStartupsPastBookhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/pastbookStartups

138、Odysseyhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/odyssey_1StartupsLumickshttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/lumicksScaleupsSendcloudhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/sendcloudScaleupsCrisphttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/crisp_online_supermarketScaleupsbunqhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/bunqScaleupsWeTransfer

139、https:/app.dealroom.co/companies/wetransferScaleupsBynderhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/bynderScaleupsOtriumhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/otrium_b_v_ScaleupsRocyclehttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/rocycleScaleupsViverahttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/viveraScaleupsMosa Meathttps:/app.dealroom.c

140、o/companies/mosameatScaleupsStudyportalshttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/studyportalsScaleupsMapiqhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/blinq_systemsScaleupsMeatablehttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/meatableScaleupsAirbornehttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/airborneeScaleupsBhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies

141、/booking_comGrownupsAdyenhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/adyenGrownupsLightyearhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/lightyearGrownupsCMhttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/cm_1GrownupsCool Bluehttps:/app.dealroom.co/companies/cool_blueGrownupsPage/45 Starting point of 30.9K businesses with an office in the

142、 Netherlands on the Techleap.nl Startup Finder,which is powered by Dealroom.These companies were detected via the methods described in this section.Verified means manually verified to qualify as a startup.Homegrown companies=founded in,and current HQ in the Netherlands.Removed:companies without empl

143、oyee data or 50 people),grownups(500 people)and result in big companies,like Booking or Adyen.Some become very big(e.g.$1B+valuation).Read more about our unicorn methodology here.What is a Startup?Startup jobs?The words“jobs”and“employees”are used interchangeably.Number of jobs represent the total n

144、umber of employees at homegrown startups.It is assumed that Netherlands-based employees work at the companys headquarters.The number of jobs is sourced from publicly available data,pany statements and professional social media.This report counts all jobs at startups,not just tech jobs(i.e.mechanics,

145、receptionists,helpdesk,).However,gig workers(e.g.riders,babysitters,.)are generally not counted.Jobs at companies not covered in the report are not counted.This report analysis startup jobs generated by Dutch-based startups as of July 2022.Methodology&definitions.Source:Dealroom.co.Page/47 The data

146、on which this report builds is available on finder.techleap.nl.For more info please visit dealroom.co or contact supportdealroom.co.ValuationThe combined valuation of the tech ecosystem is based on their market cap or latest transaction value.Transaction value is realized from exit or implied unreal

147、ised valuation from the latest VC round,which is either announced or estimated by Dealroom based on benchmarks.Underlying DataDealrooms proprietary database and software aggregate data from multiple sources:harvesting public information,user-submitted data verified by Dealroom,data engineering.All d

148、ata is verified and curated with an extensive manual process.European regions.Nordics:Denmark,Finland,Norway,Sweden.Iceland is excluded for the purpose of this report.Southern Europe:Italy,Spain,Portugal,Greece,Malta,Cyprus(incl Turkish-Cypriot administered area),Andorra,San Marino,Gibraltar.DACH:Au

149、stria,Germany,Switzerland.CEE:Poland,Czech Republic,Lithuania,Estonia,Latvia,Romania,Serbia,Ukraine,Bulgaria,Hungary,Slovenia,Belarus,Croatia,Bosnia and Herzegovina,Slovakia,Moldava,Kosovo,Albania,North Macedonia,Montenegro.Baltics:Estonia,Latvia,Lithuania.Benelux:Belgium,the Netherlands,Luxembourg.

150、Glossary&DefinitionsVenture Capital,InvestorsInvestment numbers refer to rounds such as Seed,Series A,B,C,late stage,and growth equity rounds.VC investment figures exclude debt or other non-equity funding,lending capital,grants and ICOs.Investment rounds are sourced from public disclosures including

151、 press releases,news,filings and verified,user-submitted information.Sectors&IndustriesIndustry classification follows Dealrooms proprietary taxonomy,which was built specifically for startups.A given startup may belong to up to two industries.Methodology&definitions.Source:Dealroom.co.Page/48 The De

152、alroom API.Homegrown tech companies with employment data on ,which is powered by Dealroom.LOCAL APIs&PARTNERSHIPSOfficial local data,knowledge&sources in the Netherlands.Dec.2019Apr.2021Dec.20182015 Launch2.1K2.2K1.6K0.5KTech stackTrade registerAGGREGATING PUBLIC DATAExtensive manual research,powere

153、d by machine learningWhere the data comes from.COMMUNITY SOURCEDData submitted by startups,angels,VC,accelerators,universities,regional development banks,etcAug.20212.2K Startups(verified)with employment Data1K2KThe set of companies in the report is sourced from the Techleap.nl Finder finder.techlea

154、p.nl.This is an open access database,powered by Dealroom.Dealrooms proprietary database and software aggregate public information via machine learning and APIs.This includes the Dutch Chamber of Commerce,news flow,and user-generated data verified by Dealroom.All data is verified and curated with an

155、extensive manual process.Please visit dealroom.co or contact for more information.Source:Dealroom.co.Put your startup on the map.HQNumber of rounds in healthtech in 2019-2020London9Berlin8Vienna7London4Paris3London3HQNumber of rounds in healthtech in 2019-2020London10Specialises in healthUtrecht8Mun

156、ich 7Specialises in healthAmsterdam 6Edinburgh5Specialises in healthBasel 4Page/49 Let the best VCs find youAttract top talentContribute to an open datasetClaim your profile!Source:Dealroom.co.Claim your profileDealroom.co is the foremost data provider on startup,early-stage and growth company ecosy

157、stems in Europe and around the globe.Founded in Amsterdam in 2013,we now work with many of the worlds most prominent investors,entrepreneurs and government organizations to provide transparency,analysis and insights on venture capital activity.Our offerings include data sets via SaaS and API as well

158、 as custom reports and bespoke ecosystem platforms.At Techleap.nl,it is our mission to establish the Netherlands as the ideal place to start,scale,and internationalize innovative businesses.With our unique connection to the government,corporations,investment funds,startups,and innovation hubs,we aim

159、 to merge the Dutch startup ecosystem into one single connected and ambitious hub.We break down barriers and improve access to talent,capital and markets.Special Envoy to Techleap.nl is Constantijn van Oranje.CBRE Group,Inc.is the worlds largest commercial real estate services and investment firm,wi

160、th 2019 revenues of$23.9 billion and more than 100,000 employees(excluding affiliate offices).CBRE offers a broad range of integrated services,including facilities,transaction and project management;property management;investment management;appraisal and valuation;property leasing;strategic consulting;property sales;mortgage services and development services.