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    Investment fund Neogen Capital invests 150,000 Euro in Tulipr.ro, a marketplace platform dedicated to events industry

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    Investment fund Neogen Capital, specialized in developing online marketplace businesses, is expanding its portfolio and is entering the events industry, with a 150,000 euro investment in Tulipr.ro, a platform that connects event service providers with potential customers, interested in organising an event.

    Most of the investment will be directed towards the development of the platform by adding new functionalities that will allow users to organize and coordinate a complete event through Tulipr.ro. Another part of the investment will be allocated to the promotion of the platform so that the service reaches as many potential users as possible.

    The Tulipr.ro solution was launched in October 2020 and has since seen significant growth. Just 6 months after launch, the platform hosted more than 500 active suppliers and attracted thousands of users interested in organising a private or business event. In May this year alone, more than 100 successful contracts were concluded through Tulipr.ro.

    “Tulipr.ro started precisely from the need to centralize the multitude of products and services in the events industry, but also to create a structured and easy-to-navigate platform for customers. After an incubation period of several months, during which we researched and analyzed similar business models in Europe and the United States, we created a concept adapted for the Romanian market, in the form of Tulipr.ro. Launching in pandemics helped us, because we were able to connect and even get to know at least a third of the suppliers personally. In addition, the pandemic accelerated the transition to online, so at the time of launching Tulipr.ro, the need to find clients and suppliers for events efficiently online was already very clear”, says Ioana Dragomir, one of the founders of Tulipr.ro.

    The pandemic forced people and companies to postpone events they had planned. After the anti-COVID restrictions were lifted, interest soared. The Tulipr.ro platform has seen a higher number of requests for the summer period this year, and requests are already starting to come in for events planned for 2022 with a higher level of complexity than before.

    “It’s a very good time for the events industry. In order to adapt, players need to be as visible and accessible to each other as possible so that the process of organising an event is as efficient as possible. The Tulipr.ro platform does exactly that, connecting clients with service providers, increasing visibility for those in the industry and offering more options to those who want an event” says Călin Fusu, CEO of Neogen.

    Tulipr.ro aims to streamline the process of identifying and contracting service providers for events, thus coming to the support of event organizers, individual or corporate clients. Users fill in the form with key information and it is automatically distributed, according to algorithms, to all suppliers whose profile matches the client’s needs.

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