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Weekly Wrap-up 4/2025

The most important articles of the week in a photo gallery. So you can start the new week well-informed.

February 2, 2025 2 min reading time

Part-time talents
Part-time talents: In a working world where more and more people want to work part-time, the search for qualified part-time positions, especially in management positions, often remains frustrating. Johanna Fink, Co-Founder of Part-time talents, explains how her platform helps close the gap between the demand for and supply of part-time jobs. Together with Moritz Orendt, she founded the job board Teilzeit.Talente in 2024. Not only does this platform highlight good part-time positions, but the founding team also supports companies in addressing their skills shortage and becoming part-time-friendly. (Photo: Teilzeit.Talente)
Women in Tech: Lisa Oberaigner In 2023, she founded the proptech startup Emidat, which promotes a more sustainable construction industry, together with Florian Fesch. After completing her schooling and an apprenticeship in mechatronics near Salzburg, the Austrian native studied business administration with a focus on computer science in Munich and completed several internships in startups and the venture capital sector. At the same time, she spent two years abroad, including in Monterrey, Mexico, and Singapore. She completed her master's thesis at the renowned MIT (Massachusetts Institute of Technology) in the USA. (Photo: Emidat)
Ocell
Ocell secures 10 million euros in Series A: The Greentech startup Ocell raises €10 million in a Series A financing round. Capnamic and Bayern Kapital are among those participating in the round. The startup plans to use the fresh capital to advance its European expansion plans and further develop its AI-powered platform. (Photo: Ocell)
Adrian Renner Feld Energy
Fresh investment for Feld Energy: Flix founders Jochen Engert, Daniel Krauss and André Schwämmlein are investing an unknown amount in Field EnergyThe Munich-based startup focuses on the dual use of agricultural land for power generation. (Photo: Feld Energy)
Beglaubigt.de
The digital notary for simple legal processing: Founded in 2023 by Alexander Sporenberg and Felix Gerlach, the Munich-based Legaltech startup Beglaubigt.de has developed a digital notary service. This makes notarial services available easily, quickly, and online – from the certification of important documents to the digital incorporation of companies. Private individuals and companies can notarize contracts, create powers of attorney, establish associations, implement amendments to bylaws, and handle official procedures such as leaving the church conveniently and legally securely online. In addition to Beglaubigt.de, Platus was launched in 2024 as part of the renowned Y Combinator to offer additional solutions for companies. (Photo: Beglaubigt.de)

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