Bangalore: New York is not just known for its pleasant evenings or cold winters, it has now become the startup joint for techs and other corporate bodies. A report by Mashable clearly says that there has been a 40% direct spike in start up financing in the New York City.

The effort that the government has taken in order to avoid “brain drain” is appreciated all over the world. Technical assistance and training are given to the students and also to the people aged between 30 and 40. Such effective measures are taken to provide the tech companies with adequate human resource. According to Brad Hargreaves, founding partner of the startup company Working Space General Assembly, “Having talented people and great companies attract more talented people and more great companies” as told to the Mashable. He points out four things that New York has been witnessing lately; training students and mid aged groups, helping people to realize and explore talents within the same city, Corporate’s coming forward and joining hands with universities, facilities available to sustain any quick growth.

New York has everything it can ask for to attract techs, the head quarters of United Nations, the centre for international diplomacy, the world’s largest harbor, and above all it is densely populated with over 800 languages spoken making it the most linguistically diverse city in the world. So if you are a smart techie, you would want to start up your business right here.