News & Tips

On April 25th, everything will once again revolve around renewable energies and sustainable lifestyles.

Your company is growing – but finding the right skilled workers is becoming increasingly difficult?

Entrepreneurial activity in Germany has noticeably increased in momentum over the past year.

You’ve just started your own business and are thrilled about your first big order. Great!
But right now you need to be careful not to be classified as “bogus self-employed”.

Spin-offs from universities and non-university research institutions are an effective form of knowledge and technology transfer.

Job satisfaction is often described as a “soft factor” – but its effect is anything but soft.

Especially in times of crisis, new opportunities often arise for founders.

On March 3, 2026, Stralsund Town Hall became the meeting place for the startup scene.

In Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, the awarding of public contracts can now be carried out in a significantly less bureaucratic manner.

The IHK Neubrandenburg’s women entrepreneurs’ competition for eastern Mecklenburg-Vorpommern will enter its fourth round starting on March 8, 2026!

Not everything works out on the first try – even starting a business can fail.

Work culture in Germany has undergone a lasting transformation, as working from home is no longer an exceptional situation but has now become part of everyday life for many employees and employers.

Accessibility on the web is no longer a nice-to-have, but a central component of modern, user-friendly, and legally compliant websites.

Starting a company offers many opportunities, but it is also associated with numerous challenges.

The Federal Government and KfW are providing a strong impetus to boost private investment in key future-oriented sectors.

Founders with innovative business models can apply for free office space in Stralsund.

Businesses in the construction industry or in landscaping regularly face the challenge during the winter months of not being able to work continuously due to weather conditions.

In addition to the option of hiring mini-jobbers with an income limit, you could also offer a short-term mini-job if you have a temporary staffing need.

This year’s Daylight Saving Time ends on the night of Sunday, October 26, 2024. The clocks will be set back from 3:00 a.m. to 2:00 a.m.

On November 19 and 20, 2025, Slush in Helsinki will once again host one of Europe’s largest start-up events – and start-ups from Mecklenburg-Vorpommern can be part of it!