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TestGorilla founder and CEO nominated for TechLeap’s Leading Entrepreneur in Tech (LET) Award

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Exciting news! TestGorilla's founder and CEO Wouter Durville has been nominated for TechLeap's prestigious Leading Entrepreneur in Tech (LET) Award.

Launched in 2023, the LET Award honors tech scaleups and their founders within the Dutch ecosystem who stand out for their innovative tech-centric solutions, inspiring the tech community and embodying the spirit of ambitious, large-scale thinking. The 2024 award will be presented to one of the nominees on April 18th.

“We can be proud of our tech entrepreneurs, the companies they have built, and the impact they are making. We want to put these entrepreneurs and their companies in the spotlight, to reflect on their achievements and celebrate their success, as role models for future entrepreneurs."

Constantijn van Oranje, Special Envoy of Techleap

Techleap itself is a non-profit organization subsidized by the Ministry of Economic Affairs and Climate Policy. It aims to accelerate the growth of Dutch tech start-ups and scale-ups. The jury panel includes Matthijs Welle (Founder and CEO of Mews, previous winner of LET), Gillian Tans (Advisor, Investor, Board Member, former CEO of Booking.com), Job van der Voort (Founder and CEO of Remote, previous winner of LOEY), and Laurens Groenendijk (Co-founder of Just Eat and Treatwell, Partner of Dutch Founders Fund).

The other nominees are Kees Aarts (founder and CEO of Protix) and Maarten Alblas and Jonas Ruyter (founders of DataSnipper). Congratulations to Wouter and the other nominees, and here's to the growth of three of the most innovative Dutch tech start-ups around!

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