Die Geschichte von STARTmunich
Im Mai 1996 wird die Idee einer studentischen Initiative für Unternehmertum an der Universität St. Gallen geboren.
(Die ganze Geschichte von STARTglobal gibt es weiter unten.)
2003 gründen Michael Brötz,Sebastian Bärhold, Felix Haas, Stephanie Schraml, Tobias Kauf, Frederick Mießner und Sascha Berger das START Office in München.
2004 entsteht der Pioneers Club von STARTmunich.
2007 wird das PCU Network in München eingeführt.
Heute besteht das STARTglobal Netzwerk aus 8 Offices in St. Gallen, Zürich, Winterthur, Lausanne, Liechtenstein, Baden-Württemberg, Nürnberg-Erlangen und München.
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STARTglobal hat 2002 den „Entrepreneur of the Year“ Award von Ernst & Young verliehen bekommen.
Die Geschichte von STARTglobal - Entrepreneurial history since 1996
2007 –Foundation of STARTglobal association
The STARTglobal association was founded as the legal head-organisation for all START offices.
2006 – Ten years of Entrepreneurship
In June 2006, START celebrated its 10th birthday at the START Summit at Unternehmerforum Lilienberg.
2004 – Foundation of START Liechtenstein and START Winterthur
In 2004, the integration of START Winterthur and START Liechtenstein represents another milestone in the STARTglobal history, enlarging the powerful network to 8 member offices.
2003 – STARTsummit on Mount Säntis
In November 2003, more than 100 entrepreneurs, experts and students met on top of Mount Säntis, at more than 8′000 feet above sea-level, to experience inspiring keynote speeches, workshops and discussions in an unprecedented atmosphere.
2002 – START honored as Entrepreneur of the Year
In 2002 about 30 new members sign up for START in Zurich, Lausanne and St.Gallen. New projects enrich the portfolio. In 2002, the START network was honored as “Entrepreneur of the Year” (category “Supporter for Entrepreneurship”) by Ernst & Young.
2001 – More and more START Summits
In January: "STARTforum 01". 130 students from Maastricht, Berlin, Leipzig, Lausanne, Zurich, St.Gallen, Munich, Basel, Paris… 180 entrepreneurs, professors and experts from Europe, South America, Russia come together - Wolfsberg is overbooked.
2000 – The New Millenium
In February 2000: "STARTforum 00" – the fourth forum. 130 students meet 130 entrepreneurs, experts, and professors. Focus: linking technology with business. In May, the START team is being restructured. Hermann Arnold, the last active founder at START leaves the organization.
1998 – Third START Summit
In February 1998, the third STARTforum attracted 100 students, 40% of other universities, 50 entrepreneurs, among others: David Amis, Marco Börries, Helmut Haussmann, Martin Schöller, Norbert Zimmermann. Focus: Entrepreneurial Skill Training and Development.
1997 – The Wolfsberg Year
In February 1997, the first STARTforum took place at the Convention Center at the University of St.Gallen with 100 students of the HSG, 30 entrepreneurs, among others: Massimo Lattmann, Cuno Pümpin, Lothar Späth. Focus: develop entrepreneurial spirit among students.
In June 1997 the STARTforum got a new “home”: The castle of Wolfsberg near to the Bodensee.
1996 – The Founding Year
In May 1996 the idea of an entrepreneurial organization at the University of St.Gallen (HSG) was born during the St. Gallen Symposium (former ISC Symposium).
The Cofunders: Peter Krämer, Heinrich von Liechtenstein, Bettina Hein (president of the student union HSG 1996/97), and Florian Lipp (president of AIESEC 1996/07).
