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ARTICLES DE “David Johnson”
Pandemic end-game, how will startups ‘reintegrate’ their workers into the office?
While the promise of a vaccine gives us hope that 2021 will see a return to the office, some elements of the pandemic world are here to stay.
Opinion par " Mark Richer
26.01.2021
Does media coverage help funding for startups?
We’re running a webinar on 10th February for anyone interested in communications trends across the startup sector. Maddyness UK Editor David Johnson will offer insights on how startups and journalists can best work together.
Tools par " Maddyness
26.01.2021
A beginner's guide to green investing
Making investments that promise positive environmental impact and financial returns sometimes feels like detective work. Maddyness spoke to Josh Gregory, founder and CEO of Sugi, about how to tell if a company is greenwashing or greening up for good.
Decoding par " Josh Gregory
26.01.2021
Glimpse Protocol closes £1.3M seed investment for its privacy-first ad platform
Glimpse Protocol, the startup that delivers accurate digital ads with zero data disclosed, has announced a £1.3M seed investment round with participation from Force Over Mass Capital, angel investors Simon Franks (Lovefilm) and Eric Salama (former CEO of Kantar), and with added support from Innovate UK.
News par " Maddyness
ÉCOUTER L’ARTICLE
25.01.2021
Understanding SaaS with selectivity and conviction, a profile of Oxx
In the ever-growing investment landscape, funds are multiplying and diversifying, and for startups there is more to raising investment than the money and the media moment. With #QVCS Maddyness profiles different funds to give founders and entrepreneurs the information they need to choose the right investor. Today we interview Richard Anton, the General Partner of Oxx.
Portfolio par " Richard Anton
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25.01.2021
What you need to know about Google vs Australia
Every week, Maddyness curates articles from other outlets on a topic that is driving the headlines. This Monday, we look into why Google is threatening to pull out of Australia.
News par " Maddyness
25.01.2021
Crowdfunding now: flexible work, medical info and tidy subscriptions
Every week, Maddyness brings you MaddyCrowd, revealing our selection of projects available on crowdfunding platforms. Here's this week's selection.
News par " Maddyness
23.01.2021
How the fitness industry is using contactless technology to drive customer engagement
If you own a fitness business, you're likely struggling to stay afloat. Though COVID-19 has crippled several industries, the fitness sector has been one of the worst affected. Gyms and studios were forced to shut down, and several gym owners had no choice but to permanently shut down their operations.
Decoding par " Evelyn Johnson
22.01.2021
Deliveroo Series H and one last chance for OneWeb satellites: a £700M MaddyMoney
Every week, Maddyness brings you the latest investment news from the UK startup ecosystem. Here's a recap of this week's investments.
Decoding par " Maddyness
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22.01.2021
How to create the perfect home office space during lockdown
Lockdown has left many of us working from home. We don’t know when, or even if, we’ll be returning to the office. Some of us will never return.
Tools par " Dani Brown
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22.01.2021
Making second-hand tech cool with Phil Kemish, cofounder of reboxed
Trading in old phones and laptops is on everyone’s to-do list – but the process has felt outdated, sometimes even pretty impenetrable, for a while now. With reboxed, Phil Kemish wants to bring the circular economy to consumer electronics.
Portfolio par " Phil Kemish
21.01.2021
The promise of carbon capture and storage technology
Maddyness is collaborating with environmental publication Ours to Save to bring readers fresh perspectives on sustainability. Here, we interrogate how you go about removing 1,000 gigatons of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
Portfolio par " Robert Ludke
21.01.2021
Trade unions and green innovation: an (un)likely alliance?
Industrial action like that happening at British Gas will become more common unless we configure a green and just transition – and workers can and should be advocating for this. Responding to the climate crisis from within key workplaces could see trade unions take on a new relevance and attract a younger crowd.
Opinion par " Florence Wildblood
20.01.2021
The Bakery Sustainability Lab launches
Over the next ten years, businesses will need to green up to avoid becoming redundant. Tuesday saw the launch of a new sustainability-centric arm of corporate innovation leader The Bakery.
Decoding par " Florence Wildblood
20.01.2021
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