Our goal is to foster a sustainable and global entrepreneurial ecosystem. Our programs and activities focus on bringing startups and corporates together to enhance the growth of all parties, and to bring new value to enterprises through innovation.
Mind the Bridge is an international team with experience and a presence in multiple ecosystems.
Mind the Bridge has been running a non-profit foundation since 2007. It was established by Marco Marinucci with the support of a group of entrepreneurs passionate about entrepreneurship education.
Mind the Bridge was established in 2007 by then Googler, Marco Marinucci. Marco now serves as the company’s CEO with Italian university Professor Alberto Onetti as its chairman.
By Alberto Onetti|2026-01-26T12:58:41+01:00December 11th, 2025|Main publications, Policy, Research|
Mind the Bridge, The Calm Before the AI Storm: Global Innovation Ecosystems: Who Leads, Who Lags, and Who Could Rise - Startup Ecosystem Stars 2025 Report, Paris, December 2025
By Alberto Onetti|2025-06-10T15:05:36+02:00December 4th, 2024|Main publications, Policy, Research|
Mind the Bridge, Innovation or Isolation: The Future of Regional Ecosystems - Startup Ecosystem Stars Report 2024, Paris, December 2024
By Alberto Onetti|2025-06-10T14:53:47+02:00December 14th, 2023|Main publications, Policy, Research|
Mind the Bridge, Building Startup Ecosystem Stars - The World's Life Cycle of Innovation Report 2023, Paris, December 2023
By Manuele Micheloni|2025-06-10T14:53:54+02:00February 27th, 2020|Policy, Research|
The week-long program of activities featured a Policy Hack in partnership with Dell, to explore innovative ways to address some of today’s most pressing policy issues faced by global innovators and entrepreneurs.
By Manuele Micheloni|2025-06-10T14:54:01+02:00December 21st, 2018|General, Policy, Research|
During the 2018 edition of SEC2SV European Innovation Day, we organized a Workshop on GDPR/Data Privacy. 48 participants from the US and Europe joined a three-hour hands-on session to share experience and develop a common understanding in two interrelated areas: where we are in global privacy regulation and what technology companies can do to respond to the growing awareness for data protection as well as to the diverging legislative approaches from regulators in Europe, the United States and other markets.
