About us

CDP Center is a research and consulting group specializing in economic growth, technological advancement, and quality-of-life improvements.

Our flagship initiative is the Core Data Platform Program, which develops and promotes projects focused on providing users with verified data. One of our most popular offerings among subscribers is the Workshop: Venture Funds, Deals, and Trends.

We view cities as dynamic startup ecosystems where innovative companies emerge and thrive. Scale-ups and high-tech unicorns play a critical role in a city's economy, driving impact on par with the finance, services, trade, and construction sectors. By concentrating the energy of people, communities, and businesses, cities foster the collaboration necessary for new ideas to flourish.

We focus on fast-growing cities, industries, and cutting-edge companies because their growth is interconnected and drives long-term sustainability.

We have identified three key areas that currently have the greatest impact on the pace of economic growth and overall quality of life:
▪ The evolution of investment markets, with a specific focus on equity and venture capital.
▪ Emerging opportunities in big data, machine learning, and artificial intelligence (AI).
▪ Trends and projections in urban real estate markets.

We are always open to collaborating with research teams, media and industry partners, and other interested parties.

Our team actively initiates and contributes to pioneering research projects.

Through these efforts, we aim to build a better, more sustainable future!
Stasia Alekhnovich, Chief Research Director (Investments & Development)

'Investments and continuous development are the main success factor for any country, city or company.'
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Leo Anuchin, Chief Research Director (AI & Big Data & Statistics)

'Big data and artificial intelligence (AI) technologies allow us to see new trends and improve our forecasts.'
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