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Unsexy industries, new trends and timing it just right: Meet Playfair Capital’s Jeevan Sunner
With #QVCs, Maddyness UK profiles different funds to give founders and entrepreneurs the information they need to choose the right investor. This week, we speak to Jeevan Sunner, associate at Playfair Capital.
Portfolio by " Kirstie Pickering
21.06.2021
Unsexy industries, new trends and timing it just right: Meet Playfair Capital’s Jeevan Sunner
Beyond HERizons launches inaugural cohort to tackle gender investment gap
Within the UK investment ecosystem, there is a huge funding gap between men and women. Beyond HERizons aims to fill this gap, and the announcement of its inaugural beneficiaries is only the first step.
News by " Abby Wallace
21.06.2021
Blossom Capital: Nominate an inspiring female colleague to win a holiday!
Revolut credits 186% user growth to localisation
Global fintechs are constantly seeking ways to appeal to new markets. Fintech giant, Revolut’s commitment to cross-border accessibility has allowed it to grow by 186%.
News by " Abby Wallace
21.06.2021
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Tech Zero: UK tech leaders team up to fight climate crisis
Leading UK tech companies are joining forces to tackle climate action within the tech sector. The Tech Zero taskforce launches in London at the CogX festival and aims to encourage 1,000 businesses to sign up to its pledge to drive net zero commitment within the tech industry by COP26 this November.
News by " Abby Wallace
17.06.2021
A year of tech innovation in a crisis: how the education sector adapted
Everything – from work to how children are educated – changed one year ago. As a business providing education technology to workplaces and schools, we witnessed this transition internally and externally at Texthelp, but here’s how tech companies can stay on track.
Opinion by " Patrick McGrath
17.06.2021
A year of tech innovation in a crisis: how the education sector adapted
Has the sharing economy failed?
The 2008 global financial crisis invigorated growth and buzz around the sharing economy, which has given birth to global sharing giants like Uber, Airbnb, WeWork, and swathes of sharing-based startups. But over a decade on, can we say that the sharing economy has been a failure?
Decoding by " Simon Lovick
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17.06.2021
Has the sharing economy failed?
FOMO is the missing ingredient in your investment strategy
Pitching to investors is like Marmite – some founders love it, and some hate it. For me, there’s no better stage than in front of investors. I’ve pitched to hundreds of investors and still enjoy the excitement the process brings.
Opinion by " Tom Fairey
16.06.2021
FOMO is the missing ingredient in your investment strategy
Fuel Ventures unveils £45M fund for early-stage and pre-seed startups
With early-stage startups weathering the storm created by the global pandemic in one way or another, a new fund targeting the group is set to change the course for 60 lucky businesses.
News by " Abby Wallace
15.06.2021
Why is the UK so good at generating cutting-edge biotech firms?
Episode 2 of Startups in Bloom focuses on people and workplace culture
Maddyness UK has teamed up with SeedLegals for a new conversation series that will tackle a different issue faced by startups and scaleups in each episode.
News by " Kirstie Pickering
10.06.2021
Episode 2 of Startups in Bloom focuses on people and workplace culture
Mental health management: How Sanctus can support your employees
Creating a system to support and maintain your employees’ mental health is absolute crucial: it isn’t something that should linger long on the to do list. Sanctus wants to help businesses offer such support as commonly as they do with gym memberships. Maddyness finds out more.
Portfolio by " Kirstie Pickering
10.06.2021
Mental health management: How Sanctus wants to help your business
Closing the North/South divide takes more than good intentions
The North/South divide is never far from the political and economic agenda. Levelling up, the Northern Powerhouse, infrastructure spending, big bang investments: these are just a few of the ways it’s been talked about this year.
Opinion by " Michael Edwards
10.06.2021
Closing the North/South divide takes more than good intentions
Low-code platforms are the flavour of the season – and they’re here to stay
It will surprise no-one to learn that the pandemic has radically altered the way business works in Britain. The most notable development is wide-scale digitalisation.
Opinion by " Ritam Gandhi
09.06.2021
Low-code platforms are the flavour of the season – and they’re here to stay
The changing customer expectation: are businesses leaving themselves exposed to poison arrows?
We’re over a year on since the lockdown came into force and we’re now, again, in the process of unlocking the nation for more of the normality we used to know. But there’s a lot we should have learnt about operational tactics throughout this whirlwind 14-month period.
Opinion by " Alex Payne
08.06.2021
The changing customer expectation: are businesses leaving themselves exposed to poison arrows?
It’s time to shelve gut feel when it comes to marketing decisions
Through 27 years of experience working in hospitality, I saw marketing decisions being made – often at very high level and involving thousands of pounds – that were based on a gut feeling or presumption.
Opinion by " Victoria Searl
01.06.2021
It’s time to shelve gut feel when it comes to marketing decisions
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