Michala Gregorová
Every month we send a newsletter to our CEOs and founders with a summary of important happenings and tips about interesting events, books and podcasts. Here is the public version of the newsletter. So, what did happen in May?
The most visible development of the past month was a change of the guard in the CEO position at Bonami. For more information about David Šiška’s move from Bonami to Miton and Pavel Vopařil’s move in the opposite direction, read the following text on our website.
Twisto experienced a big shift in their shareholder make-up after raising 11.5 million Euro in their latest investment round. Miton has remained a Twisto shareholder and we look forward to spending many more social evenings together.
You’ve probably already met Michal Makoš and Hynek Husník from Reas at one of our joint events. In May we officially welcomed Reas into the Miton family – see the press release. We’re glad to have Reas on board.
Nominations are currently open for this year’s Deloitte Technology Fast 50 competition, which recognises fast-growing technology firms. To see if you qualify, check out the project’s website, which includes a page with detailed competition guidelines. One requirement is already having earnings in 2015, and 2016 for the Rising Stars category.
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The subscription-based business model has created numerous billion-dollar companies and earned the favor of investors. Now, the question arises: how will artificial intelligence affect it?
(The article was written for Czechcrunch.cz - in Czech)
Kroni Hope is building a startup called Graet. After six months, it has 40,000 monthly users. Miton invested in it for the second time.
(press release) The Czech investment group Miton is taking its gastronomy digitalization initiatives to the next level. Joining its team are Tomáš Mráz, the former Head of Sales at Pilsner Urquell, and experienced product manager Jakub Rafaj. With a fresh investment in POS Experts and increased stakes in companies Harsys and Savarin, the group now commands 20% of the market for point-of-sale (POS) systems.