Advice from world-class founders and operators

As part of the CMA CGM Awards we look at one of the central themes: the opportunity for logistics startups to deliver breakthroughs in humanitarian aid.

We're excited to announce our investment in Immoly, a venture built in partnership with Europe's largest residential real estate company, Vonovia, through our joint venture studio.

Telgea is building the world's first AI-native global telecom platform, a unified network that allows enterprises to manage local mobile connectivity across countries from a single interface, under a single commercial relationship.

It’s a cold dawn in the Nevada desert town of Winnemucca as Alexander “Al” Strange pulls the handbrake on his 4x4. Equally cold is the realisation that every moment over the last few months, every breakthrough on their airborne Neutron Activation Analysis system converges on this point.

What we are looking for builders for is the orchestration layer that has never existed between clinical teams, GPs, care facilities and pharmacies. This is the system that knows before every morning ward round begins which patients can go home and who needs to do what to make it happen.

The MS & Neurological Care Accelerator is the world’s first dedicated startup programme committed to advancing breakthrough innovations that make a positive difference to people with MS and other neurological conditions.

Several thousand Kodierfachkräfte, each requiring 6–12 months of training at ~€42K salary, cannot scale fast enough for hospital administration. AI agents can be the solution.

Watergenics gives operators the kind of continuous, actionable water chemistry data that had simply not existed in the market before.

This week in Perth, Supra Elemental Recovery's Katie Durham has been spending five intensive days alongside operators, investors and fellow founders at the heart of the global mining industry.

This week in Perth, HydraLink’s Simon Taylor is spending five intensive days in the same room as operators, investors and fellow founders who are thinking at the same scale of ambition, across a range of different industries.

The scale of what we do not know about our oceans and the scale of what we are losing from them are directly related. You cannot protect what you cannot see. However the technology to change that at a meaningful scale, in real time, across the full expanse of the ocean environment is now becoming available.

Culture, in practice, is the bar you hold and what you tolerate when people miss it. You set the bar in the first conversation with hire number one and it’s reinforced (or quietly eroded) every week after that.

What has changed most visibly in the past two years is the appetite from investors, health systems, and policymakers to close the gap between European innovation and real-world deployment at scale.

There's a huge population of people with chronic, severe paralysis who are desperate for something that actually works for them, and nobody is really building for them. That's where we wanted to go.

What would it mean for ordinary people to have a meaningful stake in their own energy supply?