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DutchTechX

DutchTechX is a community initiative that connects entrepreneurs, executives, and technologists from the US and the Netherlands to foster cross-border entrepreneurship and innovation.

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Overview

What DutchTechX does

What DutchTechX is

DutchTechX is a community initiative that connects entrepreneurs, executives, and technologists from the US and the Netherlands to foster cross-border entrepreneurship and innovation.

How it participates in the startup ecosystem

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Operational profile

Organization status and context

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Operational status
Active
Organization type
Community
Founded
Founded in 2022
Approximate age
About 4 years
Structured capabilities
Community
Last reviewed
March 19, 2026

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Capability profile

DutchTechX as a community

Community overview

DutchTechX is an organization that focuses on fostering connections among entrepreneurs, executives, and technologists, particularly those from the Netherlands and Silicon Valley. It was established in 2015 and is based in San Francisco, California. The organization aims to promote cross-border entrepreneurship and innovation.

Community focus

DutchTechX invests in and supports Dutch technology companies, entrepreneurs, and CXOs. The organization facilitates engagement with Silicon Valley, providing opportunities for participants to raise funding and gain insights into the technology and innovation landscape.

Member value

Members gain access to networking opportunities, insights into the technology landscape, and potential funding avenues through engagement with Silicon Valley.

Membership

Pricing models
free

Format and cadence

Modality
in-person
Schedule
rolling-admissions
Commitment
light

Availability

Membership state
Accepting
Next recorded event
May 23, 2024

Audience and fit

Audience
Founders
Benefits
network-access and mentorship
Program types
community and other
Selection criteria
open
Regions
Global

Community activity

Events and activity

DutchTechX runs a program called 'Trek,' designed for Netherlands-based founders, entrepreneurs, and CXOs to engage with Silicon Valley. The program includes opportunities for participants to raise funding and network with diverse entrepreneurs. The 13th edition of Trek is scheduled for May 23-30.

Notable members

Notable portfolio companies associated with DutchTechX include Zededa, HackerOne, Picnic, VanMoof, Swapfiets, Dutch Founders Fund, Weaviate, Spotr AI, Nostics, Quin, Edge Impulse, Smiler, Orange Wings Investments, Alphadoc, LeQuest, Lumo Labs, Curiosity VC, Breeze, Mingle Sport, Workwize, Hadrian, Valyuu, Voicy Network, Bubbles, No Such Ventures, Tella, Shypple, and NV NOM.

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Upseed classifies DutchTechX under the Community organization type. Its current public profile includes community capabilities.

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Source basis

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Last reviewed

March 19, 2026

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