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Paris, June 11-14 – EasyBiz attended Viva Technology 2025 — the biggest tech and startup event in Europe, hosted in Paris. Thousands of entrepreneurs and innovators from all over the world visited the conference, and EasyBiz was honoured to be a part of the Luxembourg National Pavilion.
Recognising innovation on the Global Stage
Startup Challenges at VivaTech 2025
VivaTech 2025 featured top speakers like NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang, who presenStartup Challenges at VivaTech 2025 ted the future of AI, along with leaders from NASA, Canva, and Girls Who Code. The event had hundreds of booths focused on AI, climate tech, cybersecurity and many more. This combination of interactive demos and international experts made VivaTech an important forum for learning about the present and future of technology.
VivaTech introduced the Global Awards Ceremony this year, which is organised in collaboration with TechCrunch to showcase social impact in technology. The Innovation of the Year award was given to French business Chipiron for its ground-breaking technology, and the Female Founder Challenge was given to Hélène Briand of Verley. VivaTech is dedicated to diversity, inclusion, and international cooperation, which was further highlighted by the Tech for Change Award and AfricaTech Awards.
Luxembourg National Pavilion at VivaTech 2025
Luxinnovation and the Chamber of Commerce organised the national delegation, which had companies from various fields such as video, AI, climate technology and many more. EasyBiz represented Luxembourg at VivaTech 2025 alongside 11 other startups, including ElleQuant (market intelligence), Fundvis (financial AI), Videobot (interactive videos), and Codepresso (tech education). When taken as a whole, the team together represented Luxembourg's growing influence in international innovation.
EasyBiz at VivaTech
EasyBiz’s main goals for the conference were to show people how easy it can be to create a company in Luxembourg and manage it through the platform, and to connect with like-minded founders who, too, hate bureaucracy.
Starting a company can often feel overwhelming due to different legal requirements, administrative tasks, and accounting rules that can slow down ideas and the creative flow of a business owner and founder. EasyBiz solves that problem, helping you focus on the leadership side.
EasyBiz’s digital platform not only simplifies any company formation in Luxembourg but also, through automation, makes bookkeeping and accounting much easier.
One of the main beliefs of EasyBiz is that bureaucracy should never stand in the way of creating something meaningful, and that was the core belief at the booth. Daniil Kirikov, founder of EasyBiz, carried business cards with the message:
“Founder who hates bureaucracy. If you hate it too, let’s talk.”
Visitors remembered Daniil, smiled, and often came back later to continue the conversation, even asking how they could get in touch when he wasn’t at the booth.
This message captured the spirit of people’s presence at the conference: clear, bold, and focused on founders who want a better alternative to the traditional way of doing business.
EasyBiz spoke with hundreds of startup founders and investors who reached the booth, and many of them asked the same key questions:
- “Is it difficult to set up a business in Luxembourg?”
- “Can accounting be automated?”
- “Is there support for new businesses?”
EasyBiz representatives showed everyone how the platform provides a clear path through it all.
Representing Luxembourg together
The pavilion shared represented the country’s dedication to supporting entrepreneurship and innovation. Luxembourg is said to not only offer a place to launch but also provide a connected and supportive environment for founders aiming to scale across Europe.
The primary objectives of EasyBiz for the conference were to promote Luxembourg as an attractive business incorporation location, connect with other founders, establish new partnerships, and, of course, raise awareness of EasyBiz.
The founder of EasyBiz, Daniil Kirikov, personally showed the solution directly to Luxembourg’s Minister of the Economy and the President of the Chamber of Commerce.
Takeaways
One major takeaway to share with colleagues in startups is that clarity matters. At VivaTech, it was found that booths which had messaging that was easy to grasp at first glance were the most popular. They focused on being transparent, a bit funny and friendly, and it paid off. In such a crowded space, it’s important to stand out and be clear with your message.
Nexus Luxembourg 2025
After attending VivaTech, EasyBiz is now preparing for Nexus Luxembourg 2025 — a local event that will bring together startups, innovators, and support organisations from across the country.
EasyBiz’s mission is to make entrepreneurship more accessible and reach as many startups in need as possible.
