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The Quiet Power of Great Meeting Rooms

Why seamless logistics = sharper teams (and how we make it happen) In most fast-growing companies, the meeting room is where it all happens - the deal-closing pitch, the critical one-on-one, the product decision that saves a sprint. And yet, for many teams, it’s also where things quietly fall apart. You’ve probably seen the signs: A candidate left standing in the hallway because the room’s double-booked. A client call where the screen won’t connect (and the tension slowly bui

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Building Trust at Scale: How Campus X Helped Find Me Cure Achieve ISO 27001 - and Why It Matters for Growing Companies

Some projects happen quietly - in shared documents, system dashboards, risk registers, and long conversations after hours. And yet, these are often the projects that shape the future of a company. They define how a business grows, how it is perceived, and how confidently it can stand in front of enterprise clients. This is one of those stories. Earlier this year, Find Me Cure - a long‑time member of the Campus X community and a company enabling easier access to clinical tria

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Freedom, Responsibility, and a Knock on the Door

Ask Roberta Pushkarova what it’s like to work at a venture capital fund, and you won’t get a pitch. You’ll get a story - one that begins with people, continues through community, and circles back to trust. As Marketing Manager at Eleven Ventures , Roberta supports founders from across Central and Southeastern Europe. Since 2012, Eleven has been investing not just capital, but also time, experience, and belief in teams building for something better. One of the constants in th

Nov 122 min read

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Freedom, Responsibility, and a Knock on the Door

Nov 122 min read

History, Emotion, and a Bit of AI: How Two Campus X Members Brought Bulgaria’s Past to Life

There’s something quietly powerful about watching a historical figure speak. Not in a textbook. Not in black-and-white. But in full voice — animated, emotional, and eerily real. That was the goal. And at Campus X, it began with a simple conversation. “We were at an event,” remembers Stefan Grigorov, founder of FounderCentre. “Tiho and I had known each other before, but we sat down and started talking. I told him I’d been working on some interesting things with AI. He said, ‘O

Nov 73 min read

The Pattern That Wouldn’t Go Away

Some startups begin with a wild idea. Others begin with a pattern - a quiet, stubborn signal that repeats itself across conversations, industries, and roles. For Katya Stoycheva , co-founder and CTO of Equitshare , the signal was unmistakable. “Even in the very beginning, when my co-founders and I were talking to people from different businesses, from different industries, we kept hearing the same thing: it’s hard to keep great people. Retention is the pain point.” That momen

Oct 302 min read

No Such Thing as “Firing a Client”: Why Builderly Believes in Better Partnerships

We often talk about innovation in terms of code, product, or scale. But sometimes, the most radical innovation is in how you treat people — especially the ones who trust you with their ideas. In our recent video, Ognian Apostolov , founder of Builderly by max-media.io , said something that made us pause: “I can’t believe that in 2025 there’s still such a thing as ‘firing a client.’ That phrase sounds like: I don’t want to work with you, I’m walking away from your project. Th

Sep 262 min read

How Campus X Helped Shape My Perspective - George Arnaudov’s Story

When George Arnaudov and his co-founder first came to Campus X, they were looking for a space. What they found was a shift. An experienced technology leader, now Director of Operations at MediaHub, Georgi has worked across high-tech domains, corporate giants like ASML, and disruptive SaaS startups. But nothing prepared him for the everyday spark of a thriving ecosystem. “I expected good coffee and clean meeting rooms. What I got was something else: the experience, perspective

Sep 191 min read

What if your coworking space came with an AI co-founder

How Campus X founders are using Icanpreneur to turn innovative ideas into real businesses The Dolania Americana mayfly spends more than a year in its nymph form, only to emerge as an adult and live for less than five minutes. Do you know who else often follows the same tragic arc? Startups. Too many of them end up taking the mayfly’s route, spending years crafting the perfect product in isolation, only to discover at launch that the market never wanted it in the first place.

Sep 107 min read

Marian Ignev: Why Leadership Is the Most Complex Code You’ll Ever Write

When your job shifts from writing software to leading people, the entire dynamic changes. For Marian Ignev , Founder & CEO of CloudStrap and SashiDo , this shift was both surprising and transformative. “As a programmer, if I tell the computer to do something, it does it. With people—it’s nothing like that.” At first, Marian thought paying salaries would automatically ensure alignment. Reality proved otherwise. He quickly discovered that leadership is not about authority,

Sep 102 min read