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Startup Index of Nations, Cities : ( Startups Worth $1 Billion Or More) Gerard J. Tellis USC Marshall Center for Global Innovation Takeaways In terms of new wealth creation from startups Contrary to forecasts of the decline of US, US


  1. Startup Index of Nations, Cities : ( Startups Worth $1 Billion Or More) Gerard J. Tellis USC Marshall Center for Global Innovation

  2. Takeaways In terms of new wealth creation from startups • Contrary to forecasts of the decline of US, US dominates • Developing markets of China and India are emerging leaders • Some traditional big European economies and Japan are laggards • Some small countries (Sweden, Singapore, Israel) do surprisingly well Tellis - Unicorn Index

  3. Rationale • Innovations are critical for the welfare of consumers, the success of firms, and the wealth of nations • Tracking billion dollar startups (unicorns) provides an indication of the success of innovations and the creation of new wealth • Ranking countries and regions on this metric indicates which are most innovative Tellis - Unicorn Index

  4. Sampling & Sources • Track venture-backed private startups valued at > $1billion • Main sources for the Unicorn lists: – CB Insights and The Wall Street Journal • Additional sources for verification: – Zephyr, SDC Platinum and news reports • Time frame: – Average of monthly values between January 2014 and December 2015 Tellis - Unicorn Index

  5. Procedure • Capture address of each startup from CB Insights (company profile pages) – Verified from other databases, if needed • Group cities into regions (“greater” city) based on < 50-mile range and countries • Collect population & GDP from Wikipedia – Verified from other sources (e.g., US Census, McKinsey), if needed Tellis - Unicorn Index

  6. Verification • At least two independent sources for each recorded observation • Companies missing in either of the main sources – Verified from other databases and included in the analysis – If not verified, excluded from the analysis (2 companies) • Inconsistent valuations – Verified from other databases and included in the analysis – If not verified, an average is taken as the valuation Tellis - Unicorn Index

  7. Selection of Equivalent Countries & Regions Without Startups • Selected matching countries and regions without billion dollar startups # of Countries % of Global Coverage Population 37 81.5% of the total population of the world Covered GDP Covered 21 80.5% of the total GDP of the world Tellis - Unicorn Index

  8. Data Period : January 2014 – December 2015 18 Countries had at least 1 unicorn 40 Regions had at least 1 unicorn Tellis - Unicorn Index

  9. Top Countries Ranked by Share of Unicorns (above 1%, total of 96.5%) United States 64.7% China 13.8% India 4.1% United Kingdom 2.5% Singapore 2.2% Sweden 2.1% Threshold Countries (<1%) Germany 2.0% Israel Canada 1.6% Australia Netherlands South Korea 1.5% Brazil Luxembourg Russia 1.0% France Czech Republic 1.0% Taiwan Tellis - Unicorn Index

  10. Large Countries Plotted by Unicorns and Population (Top 37 countries in population) USA CHN IND UK DEU CAN RUS Log(No. of Unicorns) KOR BRA FRA R² = 0.24 TZA THA IDN KEN COL BGD JPN UKR PAK COG ETH IRN POL DZA ITA VNM SDN PHL TUR NGA MEX ZAF IRQ EGY ARG ESP MMR Tellis - Unicorn Index Log(Population)

  11. Select Countries Plotted by Unicorns and Population (Countries with at least one unicorn) Log(No. of Unicorns) USA CHN R² = 0.27 IND UK SGP SWE DEU KOR CZE RUS CAN ISR AUS LUX NLD BRA FRA TWN Tellis - Unicorn Index Log(Population) Bubble sizes indicate Valuations of Unicorns

  12. Top Countries Ranked by % Valuation of Unicorns (above 1%, total of 95.7%) United States 63.3% China 21.7% India 4.7% Threshold Countries ( <1%) Sweden 2.2% Australia South Korea Russia Germany 1.5% Canada Israel Luxembourg Czech Republic Singapore 1.2% Netherlands Brazil France United Kingdom 1.1% Taiwan Tellis - Unicorn Index

  13. Large Countries Plotted by Valuation of Unicorns and GDP (Top 21 Countries by GDP) USA CHI IND Log(Valuation of Unicorns) DEU SWE UK AUS R² = 0.26 RUS PRK CAN NLD BRA FRA CHE ITA ESP IDN JPN MEX SAU TUR Tellis - Unicorn Index Log(GDP)

  14. Select Countries Plotted by Valuation of Unicorns and GDP (Countries with at least one unicorn) USA Log(Valuation of Unicorns) CHI IND SWE R² = 0.32 SGP DEU UK AUS RUS KOR ISR CZE CAN LUX NLD BRA FRA TWN Tellis - Unicorn Index Log(GDP) Bubble sizes indicate numbers of Unicorns

  15. Country Codes Countries ISO Codes Countries ISO Codes Myanmar MMR Algeria DZA Netherlands NLD Argentina ARG Nigeria NGA Australia AUS Pakistan PAK Bangladesh BGD Philippines PHL Brazil BRA Poland POL Canada CAN Russia RUS China CHN Saudi Arabia SAU Colombia COL Singapore SGP Congo COD South Africa ZAF Czech Republic CZE South Korea PRK Egypt EGY Spain ESP Ethiopia ETH Sudan SDN France FRA Sweden SWE Germany DEU Switzerland CHE India IND Taiwan TWN Indonesia IDN Tanzania TZA Iran IRN Thailand THA Iraq IRQ Turkey TUR Italy ITA Ukraine UKR Israel ISR Japan JPN United Kingdom GBR Kenya KEN United States USA Luxembourg LUX Vietnam VNM Mexico MEX Tellis - Unicorn Index

  16. Top Regions Ranked by Shares of Unicorns (regions above 1%, total of 91.8%) Silicon Valley 39.2% New York 9.4% Beijing 6.4% Los Angeles 5.1% Boston 4.0% Shanghai 2.8% Threshold Regions Ranked by No. of Startups London 2.5% (Threshold value: <1%) Sydney Singapore 2.2% Ogden, UT Stockholm 2.1% Vancouver Provo, UT 2.1% Ottawa Berlin 2.0% San Diego Dania, FL Hangzhou 2.0% Tel Aviv New Delhi 1.7% Amsterdam Seoul 1.5% Seattle Shenzhen/Hong Kong 1.4% Washington DC Mumbai Sao Paulo 1.4% Luxembourg Guangzhou 1.1% Jerusalem Chicago 1.1% Chongqing Jacksonville, FL 1.1% Paris Bangalore Atlanta 1.1% Waterloo Moscow 1.0% Taichung Prague 1.0% Tellis - Unicorn Index

  17. Regions Plotted by Number of Unicorns and Population (Regions with at least one unicorn) Silicon Valley R² = 0.12 New York Log(No. of Unicorns) Beijing Los Angeles Boston Shanghai London Singapore Hangzhou Provo, UT Berlin Stockholm Delhi Mumbai Seoul Bangalore Jacksonville, FL Shenzhen/Hong Kong Prague Sydney Chicago Ogden, UT Guangzhou Ottawa Moscow San Diago Vancouver Dania, FL Tel Aviv Amsterdam Sao Paulo Luxembourg Seattle Jerusalem Washington, DC Paris Atlanta Chongqing Waterloo Taichung Bubble sizes indicate Valuations of Unicorns Log(Population) Tellis - Unicorn Index

  18. Regions Ranked by Shares of Valuation of Unicorns (above 1%, total of 91.3%) Silicon Valley 45.0% Beijing 15.4% Los Angeles 7.6% New York 5.3% Bangalore 3.0% Shanghai 3.0% Threshold Regions Stockholm 2.2% (Threshold value: <1%) Sydney Tel Aviv Boston 2.1% Provo, UT Ogden, UT Shenzhen/Hong Kong 1.9% Seoul Vancouver Mumbai Ottawa Berlin 1.5% Hangzhou Jerusalem Moscow Washington Singapore 1.2% San Diego Seattle Dania, FL Sao Paolo London 1.1% Guangzhou Chongqing Chicago Paris Jacksonville, FL 1.0% Luxembourg Atlanta Prague Waterloo New Delhi 1.0% Amsterdam Taichung Tellis - Unicorn Index

  19. Select Regions Plotted by Valuation of Unicorns and GDP (Regions with at least one unicorn) Silicon Valley Log(Valuation of Unicorns) Beijing Los Angeles New York Bangalore Shanghai Stockholm Boston Berlin Shenzhen/Hong Kong London Singapore Jacksonville, FL New Delhi Sydney Provo, UT Mumbai Seoul Hangzhou Moscow Dania, FL Prague Luxembourg San Diago Guangzhou Chicago Vancouver Amsterdam Tel Aviv Ogden, UT Jerusalem Paris Washington DC Seattle Chongqing Sao Paulo R² = 0.11 Atlanta Waterloo Ottawa Taichung Log(GDP) Tellis - Unicorn Index Bubble sizes indicate Numbers of Unicorns

  20. Gerard J. Tellis (PhD Michigan) is Professor of Marketing, Management and Organization, Neely Chair of American Enterprise, and Director of the Center for Global Innovation, at the USC Marshall School of Business, Los Angeles, USA. Dr. Tellis is an expert in innovation, advertising, social media, pricing, new product growth, and global market entry. He has published 5 books and over 100 papers (http://www.gtellis.net ) that have won over 20 awards. His Google Scholar cites are about 15,000 . He is a distinguished Professor Marketing Research , Erasmus University Rotterdam, Netherlands, a Fellow of Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge University, UK, and an Associate Editor of Marketing Science and Journal of Marketing Research. Acknowledgment: Selin Erguncu (Visiting Scholar) and Raghuvardhan Suram (Graduate Student) provided research assistance Tellis - Unicorn Index

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