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GITEX Africa sold out for inaugural event, organiser plans expansion to meet high demand
The first-ever GITEX Africa event has sold out, showcasing the high demand for tech events in the African continent. The Organiser has announced expansion plans, including the construction of a purpose-built super venue in Marrakech, to accommodate the growing interest in technology and startup events in Africa.
News by " Maddyness, with GITEX Africa
In partnership with GITEX
27.04.2023
Meet Triver, the startup offering instant capital for small businesses
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Jerome Le Luel, Founder & CEO of Triver about helping small businesses to access capital, their recent investment news, and how balance can make a business unstoppable.
Portfolio by " Jerome Le Luel
27.04.2023
Meet Triver, the startup offering instant capital for small businesses
A third of startups fail after raising a Series A – how to prevent your company becoming just another statistic
For early-stage founders, raising a Series A is one of the most significant milestones in their business. Not only does it provide the runway needed to take their startup to the next level, it validates their effort and ambitions. It’s a destination that can often take years of hard work and sacrifice to reach.
Decoding by " Maddyness, with Smedvig Ventures
26.04.2023
What happens after Series A? Building your business after the fundraise
5 steps for building your founder profile to attract investors
A founder’s journey starts with an idea. A problem to be solved. And an innovative way to make that idea a reality. In the early stages of a business, it is this pursuit of innovation that propels a company forward. However, when it comes to seeking investment, it is no longer enough just to have a solution.
Opinion by " Kate Baldwin
26.04.2023
5 steps for building your founder profile to attract investors
How can businesses drive decarbonisation in their IT functions?
The impending climate crisis – combined with a healthy dose of investor, customer, and regulatory pressure – has catapulted sustainability to the top of the agenda for many decision-makers. As businesses seek to decarbonise operations, the IT function is an obvious place to start. After all, for many businesses that don’t manufacture or transport physical goods, IT is one of the biggest emitters of carbon.
Opinion by " Guy Long
26.04.2023
Meet Sano Genetics, the healthtech startup transforming personalised medicine research
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Patrick Short, CEO & Charlotte Guzzo COO at Sano Genetics about the potential of precision medicine, at-home DNA testing and making remote work culture work for everyone.
Portfolio by " Patrick Short & Charlotte Guzzo
25.04.2023
Australia, a UK startup’s natural proving ground?
We hear all the time in the tech world about the importance of testing before entering new markets, getting to know your audience and user, product-market fit, the legalities of working in this new place, and all the other assorted details that go along with running a business.
Opinion by " Daniel Tjondronegoro
25.04.2023
Australia, a UK startup’s natural proving ground?
Pension age rise in France sparks concern for EU business: Will other member states follow suit?
Innovation Park CEO Julia Vorontsova has expressed concern over the recent decision by French President Emmanuel Macron to raise the pension age in France from 62 to 64, warning of potential ramifications for businesses throughout the EU.
News by " Julia Vorontsova
24.04.2023
Pension age rise in France sparks concern for EU business: Will other member states follow suit?
Entrepreneurial acumen, rigorous analysis and collective experience, a profile of Partech
With #QVCS, Maddyness profiles different funds to give founders and entrepreneurs the information they need to choose the right investor. Today we interview Keji Mustapha, Global Director, Brand & Community at Partech.
Portfolio by " Keji Mustapha
24.04.2023
Entrepreneurial acumen, rigorous analysis and collective experience, a profile of Partech
Barriers to implementation: 4 Reasons why your CRO strategy testing must change
As businesses around the world face up to a cost of living crisis that’s set to impact consumer spending for the foreseeable future, attention will invariably turn to conversion rate optimisation and the pursuit of retaining revenue streams. But is your firm’s CRO strategy as watertight as you’re led to believe? This article will explore four common reasons why your strategy testing may need to change.
Opinion by " Rebecca Barnatt-Smith
22.04.2023
Barriers to implementation: 4 Reasons why your CRO strategy testing must change
Democratising cutting edge mental health support with Alena
As part of our quick fire questions series – or QFQs – we spoke to Mandana Ahmadi, CEO and cofounder of Alena about the role of technology in mental wellbeing, the value of connections and making life that bit easier for those managing social anxiety symptoms day-to-day.
Portfolio by " Mandana Ahmadi
22.04.2023
Democratising cutting edge mental health support with Alena
Remote work for a greener future: Should we really return to the office? 
To celebrate Earth Day (April 22nd), global employment expert Remote has explored how a remote-first work culture can contribute to green innovation and urge businesses to implement planet-first working practices, revealing five green benefits of remote work, and why getting there is a “team effort”
Tools by " Amanda Day
22.04.2023
Remote work for a greener future: Should we really return to the office? 
Digital cancer support, biodiversity data and music merchandise in this week's Maddymoney
Every week, Maddyness brings you the latest investment news from the UK startup ecosystem. Here's a recap of this week's investments.
News by " Maddyness UK
21.04.2023
MaddyMoney
Privacy computing: why the best time to invest in the security and privacy of data in use is now
Privacy computing is an emerging technology that ensures data privacy and security while the data is being processed or used. In the current digital age, the amount of data being generated and processed is increasing exponentially. The need for privacy computing solutions is becoming more crucial than ever to ensure that sensitive information is protected from unauthorised access or misuse
Opinion by " Oleksandr Pukhalskyi
21.04.2023
Privacy computing: why the best time to invest in the security and privacy of data in use is now 21.04
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