Nothing beats the freedom of being your own boss, at least when it comes to the entrepreneurial efforts of small business owners. With such freedom comes the flexibility to make your own schedule and making your own decisions. We have dedicated the Business section to interviews and articles about founders, some of whom have moved to Tbilisi from foreign countries to start their business. We’ll explore the reasons behind their decisions and help them spread the word about their endeavors.
By Mila Di Bella EuroAsian Startup Awards: Connecting East with West After last years success of reaching 3000 ecosystem players, MeOut Group is organizing EuroAsian Startup Awards (EASA) for the second time with the brave aim to connect talented startuppers and...
Mila Di Bella Our three months in Bulgaria were coming to an end. It was November, and while we were looking for our next country to visit and stay for the winter, I read that there was this post-soviet country in the pursuit of opening to the world, actively...
By Ana Mikatadze Moving around Tbilisi is somewhat problematic. Pedestrians are constantly forced to find their way around the cars parked right on the sidewalks, and drivers won’t be able to tell you if they get to their destination faster by car or on foot. While...
Five Questions For Expats By Stan Gaivoronsky Where did you come from and why? Ivan: I came here from Israel where I recently got my citizenship. Prior to that, I lived in Moscow, periodically traveling around the world. I have long dreamt of opening a magical...
By Mila Di Bella I interviewed 3 entrepreneurs from Georgia to know the secret of how they did it. Here’s what they said. Where are the women?, I thought to myself. I had been working for 2 weeks on my side-project, StartupStories from Georgia had met and chatted with...
We visited Touch Summit and talked with some very interesting people, as we always do. Here we present one of them – Vitaly Friedman, founder of Smashing Magazine and a very cool dude. Vitaly: So, my name is Vitaly and I was born in Minsk, Belarus. My parents...
When I was growing up in the Soviet Union in the late '70s my mom was probably one of the very, very few women who owned and drove cars. She had a grey 03 Lada. I remember, sitting on the passenger seat and looking at people's reaction when they'd see a woman behind...