Andrey Kolodyuk: Can Ukraine be the next start-up nation?
A general view shows Bohdana Hmelnickoho street, one of largest streets of Kyiv, with great National Coat of arms on Oct. 27.
When Dan Senor and Saul Singer popularized the term "start-up nation" in their 2011 New York Times bestseller, they were referring to Israel. As a venture investor, I was most impressed. On the flipside, I was wondering: what comes next? Start-ups grow; angel investors exit; and other projects emerge, attract financing and capture the world's imagination. Everything moves at the speed of light these days; the Economist is already talking about Israel as a scale-up nation.
