Ecosystems, Urgency, and the Power of Connection
With Yeni Joseph, Head of Ecosystem Strategy at TNW | Board TEDxAmsterdam
What does it really take to build a thriving startup ecosystem?
In this episode of the Bennu Podcast, we sit down with Yeni Joseph — Head of Ecosystem Strategy at TNW and Board Member at TEDxAmsterdam.
Yeni shares her journey across policy, tech, and community building, unpacking why “ecosystem” is more than just a buzzword. We talk about the urgency missing in some startup cultures, the role of governments and investors, and why collaboration across regions and borders is key to Europe’s future.
Whether you’re a founder, investor, or ecosystem builder, this conversation offers fresh insights on connection, resilience, and the future of innovation.
🎙 Hosted by Majid and Ben — Co-founder at The Futures Hub.
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