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NORDEEP 2026 turns Espoo into the Nordics’ GTM war room

Four weeks until NORDEEP 2026 opens in Espoo. The attendee list is public now, and it reads like a GTM playbook for the Nordics. Over 1 200 founders, 350 investors, 80 corporates. Keynotes from HMD Global’s new CEO, Supercell’s growth lead, and the architect behind Spotify’s freemium pivot. Side stages are packed with workshops: ‘Selling to Nordic municipalities without RFPs,’ ‘Hiring engineers in a zero-interest world,’ ‘Partnerships that survive the next downturn.’ Meta Startup School just announced its first Nordic cohort, 200 consumer brands, three months of growth training. Replit’s Free Mode, powered by GPT-5.6 Luna, is already cutting customer acquisition cost for indie hackers by 40 %. Altair’s new product chief, Ravi Kunju, is flying in from Detroit to run a closed-door session on monetising simulation data. Why it matters. The Nordics are no longer a test market. They are the launch pad for products that must scale across Europe without Silicon Valley budgets. GTM here is lean, data-heavy, and partnership-first. If you can sell to Helsinki’s public sector, you can sell to Berlin’s. If you can hire in Stockholm, you can hire in Amsterdam. Action this week. Pull the NORDEEP attendee list. Identify the three corporates that already buy what you build. Book a 15-minute slot in Espoo. Bring a one-pager: problem, traction, ask. No decks, no small talk. The network rewards speed.

Title card: “NORDEEP 2026 turns Espoo into the Nordics’ GTM war room” — a brief from the network's Go-to-market desk on scandinavi.ai.

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