What are the best VCs for startups in Europe in 2023 from a techstars founder

So your gaining revenue or having started and looking at raising capital? WE have compiled a list for you guys so you dont have too. These are some of the best VC's in the market who do have enough capital to fund you. We would still apply to YC if you guys are looking for a pre seed or seed round.

We love VC's that have been created by founders and have outlined the ones below that have been created by founders. Feel free to let us know what to add and what not take out!

1. Accel: Based in London, Accel has invested in companies such as Slack, Dropbox, and Facebook.
2. Balderton Capital: With offices in London and Paris, Balderton Capital has invested in companies such as Revolut, Citymapper, and GoCardless.
3. Index Ventures: With offices in London, Geneva, and San Francisco, Index Ventures has invested in companies such as Deliveroo, Just Eat, and TransferWise.
4. Atomico: Based in London, Atomico has invested in companies such as Klarna, Lilium, and Farmdrop.
5. Northzone: With offices in London, Stockholm, Oslo, and New York, Northzone has invested in companies such as Spotify, Trustpilot, and Klarna.
6. EQT Ventures: Based in Stockholm, EQT Ventures has invested in companies such as Varjo, Anyfin, and Natural Cycles.
7. Partech: With offices in Paris, Berlin, and San Francisco, Partech has invested in companies such as Made.com, Qonto, and Alan.
8. Point Nine Capital (we like them as the CEO is a real entrepreneur): Based in Berlin, Point Nine Capital has invested in companies such as Delivery Hero, Typeform, and Contentful.
9. Earlybird Venture Capital: With offices in Berlin, Munich, and Istanbul, Earlybird Venture Capital has invested in companies such as N26, Wefox, and Caroobi.

Of course, this list is not exhaustive and there are many other VCs in Europe that could be a good fit for a startup depending on their industry, stage, and funding needs.