Tag Archives: pitching

Why startups should start in the Aalto Venture Garage (we did)

Posted on 24.01.2012 by Elina Arponen

Tribe Studios has moved! Aalto Venture Garage was home to us from December 2010 until now in January 2012 we moved to a new office. We are now in the center of Helsinki at Fredrikinkatu 45 A 3. However we … Continue reading →

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Velvet Sundown in 1 minute

Posted on 08.11.2011 by Elina Arponen

Luova Suomi (Creative Industries Finland) will start a concept called pitch-TV soon on their site. They were already filming companies for the pitches. I’m not sure when we’ll appear on the site, but  I was allowed to share the clip … Continue reading →

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Solution: How to Fix Powerpoint Resolution Problems

Posted on 22.09.2011 by Elina Arponen

Today we had the privilege to be one of the finalists at Arctic15, the most exciting launch event in Europe. There were more than 100 companies who applied for the spot. We had a technical issue at start of the … Continue reading →

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Busy week for Stagecraft:Velvet Sundown

Posted on 08.09.2011 by Elina Arponen

I’ve now been working officially for Tribe for a year. It’s been a great year. And it seems it’s only getting more exciting and fun all the time! Just looking at the past seven days it’s been a really amazing … Continue reading →

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Velvet Sundown in Alpha

Posted on 25.08.2011 by Elina Arponen

I suppose we ought to say it officially too: Stagecraft: Velvet Sundown is in Alpha. In fact it has been in Alpha for a while now. So far we like very much the feeling how it plays out. Obviously there … Continue reading →

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Mixing your pitches

Posted on 09.06.2011 by Elina Arponen

I like the idea of pitching ideas. At core it means you have to know how to tell your business idea quickly and efficiently. I think everyone should know their own pitch. Why do you do what you do? A … Continue reading →

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